Pecos City Manager Maxey Outlines Twofold Governance
Pecos city manager J J Maxey explains his philosophy prioritizing both officials and city employees to ensure public trust. Since eight years in Pecos after time as Slaten city secretary, he praises local officials and staff, the friendly community, and ongoing efforts like the environmental committee and cleanups. He notes Pecos park uses native semi desert flora and fauna, and shares personal details including family, church, and hobby of hunting.
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Enterprise Drops Women Page For Family Page In Pecos
Editor Pauly announced the Enterprise will stop publishing a Women’s Page starting Monday and replace it with a Family Page for all ages. Georgia Stroud becomes family editor and a new “Party Line” column will share home visitors travel plans and local items. church news remains Friday and women’s news continues within the page.
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Enterprise
Georgia Stroud
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Copley News Service
Texas A&M May Consider Pecos Center If Funds Found
Texas A and M University may open a Regional Agriculture Research Station in Pecos if the town can raise about 2.5 million dollars and provide suitable facilities. Dr. James Hefner said there is no official notification and said much of the talk is rumor.
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James Hefner
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Moore
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el Paso
NROTC Scholarships Deadline Remains December First
Odessa residents are reminded the deadline for NROTC scholarship applications is December 1. The award covers college education with books tuition and a monthly allowance. Send inquiries to the US Navy Recruiter at 322 N Texas St Odessa TX.
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Pecos
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Pre-school Halloween Show Highlights Center Program
The Pre-School Learning Centers presented a Halloween program at 11:15 a.m. with Mrs. Ailene Hefner overseeing. Three to four year olds performed Scarecrows and fingerplay, pre-kindergarteners recited Halloween verses, and kindergartners closed with Peanuts Book of Pumpkin Carols set to Christmas tunes. Mothers and admirers attended as learning through songs and motions showcased counting actions and color words.
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Ailene Hefner
Dallas News Suspect Tied To Mesquite Slayings
Investigators withheld official updates after Everett Clinton Harris 36, arrested in Hunt County, was brought to Dallas for arraignment. The Dallas News cites unnamed witnesses placing Harris near a food store and a doughnut shop tied to the three Mesquite victims, while authorities add only murder charges in the Covey case.
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Schools to host migrant session in Pecos Saturday
West Texas Education Center sponsors a Region 8 migrant program at Pecos High School from 9 36 a m to 3 p m. John Martinez will preside and Texas Education Agency director Lee Fraser will speak about the National Migrant Record Center in Little Rock Ark. The center stores student data to ease transfers and support services. Harve Ramsey notes the program has added seven teachers and aides for transfer-haunted students.
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Big Spring
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Ark
Harvey Ramsey
Council postpones golf course plan in Pecos
Pecos City Council tabled discussion on a proposed miniature golf course at the regular meeting. A fence and concession building were requested, with a lease and gross percentage to the city to be proposed. The council also approved mosquito spraying funds and related contracts, water sales for drilling, and a sewer lift station package bid.
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Dan Schaefer
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J.J. Maxey
Jackson Chemical Co
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Can-Tex Industries
Warm air hugs most of Texas
The Associated Press reports warm air and light rain around Galveston early today. Skies were clear elsewhere with a cloud band from Brownsville to Dallas and Fort Worth. Fog lay over North Central and East Texas before dawn. A new batch of cold air may bring scattered showers to the Panhandle tonight and moisture to the northern half by Friday. Dawn temperatures ranged 43 to 76 degrees.
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Galeveston
Chief expects quiet Halloween in Pescos
Police Chief Gene Martin said Pescos should see a quiet weekend with no trouble expected on Halloween night. He noted good community conduct and announced all city cars will patrol with focus on residential areas to ensure traffic safety for trick-or-treaters. Parents urged to accompany children door to door.
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Pescos
Senate debates U.N. aid cuts amid China seat dispute
Senate consideration focuses on amendments to trim U.S. funding to United Nations programs and curb involvement in Indochina. Buckley and Dominick push cuts. administration weighs tactics to block or reshape the foreign aid bill. Bush defends UN value amid Taiwan exclusion and Kissinger engages in planning.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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D-Idaho
Indochina
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
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