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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1978

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Economy seen growing 3 to 3.5 percent next year predicts AP

The government projects 1979 growth at 3 to 3.5 percent, down from 1978. The 1977-78 deficit reached 48.7 billion dollars, with a 38.9 billion estimate for 1979. Unemployment is expected to hover near 6 percent, signaling possible worsening jobless rates.

X. Gregory Nokes Associated Press Washington (Ap Treasury Department Office of Management of Budget Carter

Extra hour looms as clocks fall back Sunday

AP report notes Daylight Saving Time ends this week with clocks set back from 2 to 1 am on Sunday. The piece cites Shakespeare Wordsworth Scott and poets as reflections on time and the ritual of changing clocks, urging readers to perform the backward shift to avoid missing church and other commitments.

Harry F. Rosenthal Associated Press Washington Walt Whitman Shakespeare Arizona Hawaii Indiana William Wordsworth Sir Walter Scott Shelley Robert Burns George Herbert

Pilotless Air Force jet crashes in Tucson killing one

A pilotless A7D Corsair crashed near Mansfeld Junior High in central Tucson, killing one person and injuring six others including a Tucson woman in a car. Witnesses described a sonic boom sound and a large emergency response as Brig. Gen. Robert Kelley said the engine stalled eight miles from Davis Monthan Base.

Tucson Ariz Mansfeld Junior High School Air Force Patty Linder University of Arizona Robert Kelley Davis Monthan Air Force Base Myron Donald Davis Monthan Richard Flagg Dennis Phillips

Helping Hand program aids elderly Pecos resident

The Helping Hand column reports an 82-year-old man facing temporary hardship after moving from the Texas Panhandle to Pecos. He has $150 monthly Social Security, plans a $40 deposit and $66 monthly rent, seeks low-cost housing, groceries, blankets, insulation, and food stamps. Contacts Bertha Fuentes at Reeves County Community Council, 902 E. 10th, Pecos, 445-3166, for aid and rapid delivery arrangements.

Pecos Lexas Panhandle Bertha Fuentes Reeves County Community

Five plead guilty to immigration violations in Pecos court

Five Mexican nationals faced U S Magistrate J M Preston in Pecos who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor immigration charges. Faustino Ortiz-Olivas, 43, received 179 days on two counts. Lazaro Ortiz-Ramirez, 18, and Pedro Reyes-Ortiz, 23, 179 days each. Victor Turin-Rubio, 18, 160 days. Juan Sotelo-Ramirez, 34, 120 days. All terms run consecutively where noted.

U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Law U.S J.M. Preston Pecos Faustino Ortiz-Olivas Texas Border Patrol Lazaro Ortiz-Ramirez Pedro Reyes-Ortiz Ortiz-Ra Mexico Juan Sotelo-Ramirez

Absentee Balloting Scheduled Tomorrow In County

The County Clerk's Office will be open Saturday from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. for absentee voting. Regular absentee voting continues Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eligibility includes absence from county, age 65 or older, religious belief, confinement, or sickness. Call 445-5467 or 445-5468 for information.

Catherine Ashley U.S

Pecos Morning Weather Clears After Cool Start

Weather outlook shows clear skies and sunshine in Pecos Friday morning after a low of 41 degrees. Thursday peaked at 59 degrees with overcast skies clearing later, bringing a milder afternoon.

Pecos

Carter promises to sign $18.7 billion tax cut bill

President Carter at Miami Beach campaign rallies pledges to sign the $18.7 billion tax cut, asks supporters to report violations of anti inflation rules, and notes the bill’s benefits may exceed its liabilities. He endorses Robert Graham for governor and praises him as a rising political star.

Maureen Santini Associated Press Miami Beach Fila Carter Ocean Side White House Washington Fontainebleau Hilton Robert Graham Graham Florida

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