Pretrial hearing in Pecos deputies civil rights case
In Fort Stockton the pretrial for Pecos County deputies Mike Hill and Bill Jabe on civil rights violation charges related to a jail escape was held. The hearing moved from Wednesday to 2:30 p.m. Thursday in Pecos federal court with jury trial set for November and jury selection at 9:30 a.m. Local defense is Lucius Burton and Connell Ashley. prosecution is John Pinkey of San Antonio, with Ronald Guyer. Judge W D Suttle presides. The trial falls under the Western District of Texas.
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Fort Stockton
Pecos County
Mike Hill
Bill Jabe
Lad
Federal
Pecos
Hill
Mabe
Lucius Burton
Connell Ashley
Odessa
John Pinkey TI
San Antonio
Ronald Guyer
W.D. Suttle
Federal Courts Western District
Market Inches Higher As Bank Rate Cuts Lift Stocks
New York stocks rose modestly with a broad upswing led by bank rate cuts. The Dow Jones average gained 1.4 points to 954.04 as major banks benefited while volume on the NYSE remained light. Cotton futures advanced midday on mill buying, and wheat soybeans and oats moved on supply and demand cues.
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New York “Stock Exchange
Eee
Id Pvilacipuri
Spain
Chicago
Continental Ilneis National Bank
Time Inc
Bix Board
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
New York Cotton Exchange
Dee
Black Decree Ends Venetian Gondola Color Display
A historical note recounts how Venice once had gondolas in vivid colors as nobles showcased wealth. In 1562 rulers issued a color decree ordering uniform hulls, leading to the present-day black gondolas that cruise the canals unadorned.
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Venice
Biographical Views on Benedict Arnold Through History
A look at how biographers have reinterpreted Benedict Arnold from a monster to a heroic, misunderstood figure. The piece surveys shifts from early harsh judgments to later attempts to defend his military merit amid conflicting assessments.
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Benedict Arnold
Arnold-Andre
Arnold
The
World Almanac
Rainfall Aids Ranchers With Moisture For Tanks and Grass
A rainfall Wednesday and Thursday delivered about half an inch, helping moisture in the ground and filling tanks for cattle. Ranchers are shipping calves and older stock now, with Moores Graef and others planning future shipments as Lethcos weaned and shipped last week.
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Moores
Balviorhe a Bridge Club Night and Library Cleanup
Peggy Moore hosted the Balvi orhea bridge club at Toyahvale with two tables. Frankie Kingston reports high scores for Moore and low for Ethel Jacobsen, with Ellen Lethco and Martha Moore tying for gingo. Martha Moore improved Balmorhea Library by rearranging quarters and installing a small stove, inviting readers to browse new arrivals on front shelves.
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Peggy Moore
Toyahvale
Ethel Jacobsen
Ellen Lethco
Martha Moore
Balmorhea
Vitamin C slows cancer claims by Pauling
Washington AP reports Nobel laureate Linus Pauling and colleagues suggest large vitamin C doses extend life for terminal cancer patients. A Scottish study found mean survival 210 days versus 50 days for controls, but medical consensus remains unsettled.
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Washington
Linus Pauling
Scotland
Pauling
Ewan Cameron
Proceedings
The
National Academy of Sciences
Auling
IRA leader Maire Drumm’s death sparks Belfast violence
In Belfast the killing of Maire Drumm, 56, a Provisional Sinn Fein leader, triggers Protestant claims of IRA reprisal. A stray shot wounded another patient as three men entered Mater Hospital and fled. An IRA spokesman blamed the Ulster Defense Association for the murder.
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Ulster Defense Association
Politicians join football madness in Texas
AP reports candidates span Texas to court voters as Carter and Ford campaign in Houston Baytown McAllen and San Antonio. Rosa Lee Carter to attend Grambling TSU game at the Astrodome and toss the kickoff. Analysts say Texas close for the 26 electoral votes.
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Rosalyn Carter
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McAllen
San Antonio
Obituary: Ellen Kate Madera of Pecos Dies at Ranch Life
Ellen Kate Madera former Pecos resident died Thursday at her Eddy County ranch in New Mexico. Services are 10 a.m. MDT Saturday at West Funeral Home Carlsbad with burial 2 p.m. CDT Saturday Evergreen Cemetery Pecos. Survivors include widower Malcolm Madera two daughters Mrs Clarence McDonald and Kitty Madera one sister Mrs Bess Malstrom one grandchild Lea Clare McDonald two nephews Buzzy Easterling and Ross Easterling several cousins in Pecos.
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Pecos
West Funeral Home
Carlsbad
Evergreen Cemetery
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Eddy County
N.M
Charlie Ross
Trans- Pecos
Hardin Simmons College
Abilene
Malcolm Madera
Clarence McDonald
Kitty Madera
Bess Malstrom
Datil
Lea Clare McDonald
Buzzy Easterling
Quemada
Ross Easterling
Las Cruces
George Ross
Callie Bevill
Charlie Fitzgerald
School Menu And Local Event Schedule From Pecos Argentina
Weekly menus list beef and rice casserole to meat loaf with various sides for school meals. Community events include Hallo ween party, pet parade with entry fee, dance contest, Junior Olympics, Lions and Optimist club gatherings, TOPS meetings, and swine flu shot clinic at Santa Rosa parish hall.
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Optimist
United Way
Saragosa Hall
Prairie Dog Park
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Nero's Purple Edict Sparks Phoenician Trade
In ancient Rome Emperor Nero declared only he could wear purple. Phoenician merchants supplied murex dye and priced purple wool at about 150 dollars per pound, fueling rich profits for dye producers.
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Rome
Nero
Calendar of Pecos area events November 1976
Calendar lists upcoming happenings in Pecos and surrounding area for November 7 to 30, 1976, with daily entries and activity notes across local venues and organizations.
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Pecos
Pecos Texas Newspaper Staff List
Local Pecos daily provides staff credits with roles and contacts. Editor in chief EG G McCracken oversees editorial, YMNS Webb sports editor, SOVA Gutierrez and Jene Douglas as city editors, and advertising, circulation, and production staff named with titles and duties.
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Ymns Webb Sports
Sova Gutierrez
Jene
Douglas City
Mane Osborn
Joris Welch
Uben Baca
Mily Galindo
Arlos Nichols
Jary Carpenter
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