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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1977

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Pecos River crossing tour hosted by Pecos River Museum crowd exceeds expectations

Captain Marcy era trek organized by Pecos River Museum drew over 100 visitors from Odessa Midland Monahans Grand Falls Pyote Fort Stockton Mentone Van Horn and Pecos with even a foreign exchange student. Alton Hughes and Barney Hubbs led talks on Emigrants Crossing and historic crossings as the group visited Emigrants Crossing Imperial and Horsehead Crossing with a missing marker shock at Horsehead.

Pecos Texas California The Institute W.O. Pigman Odessa Midland Monahans Grand Falls Pyote Fort Stockton Mentone van Horn Iran Alton Hughes Just Musin Enterprise Barney Hubbs Hughes R.B. Marcy Pecos River Imperial Horsehead Crossing Dians Clayton Williams Permian Basin

Resolutions Back Mexican American Unit For Open Border

In San Antonio over the weekend 2600 delegates at the national Chicano-Latino Conference urged unconditional amnesty for all illegal aliens and an open U S Mexican border while opposing Carter immigration plans. They defined civil rights as social services and jobs for undocumented workers, and heard remarks from figures including Mario Compean and Dick Gregory. Local figures downplayed border patrols by the Ku Klux Klan, urging confidence in law enforcement amid reports of patrols. Mostly sunny and warm with fair, cooler tonight and Tuesday.

San Antonio Tex U.s.-Mexico Carter Joe Calderon Denver Colo Socialist Workers Party Mario Compean Gregory U.S Henry B. Gonzales D-Texas Ku Klux Klan KKK Mexico Gonzales Texas Albert Withey

Consumer group attacks electronic banking plan in Texas

James Boyle of the Texas Consumer Association charged at a Capitol news conference that Proposition No. 6 would aid big bank holding companies by expanding their reach through electronic funds transfer cards. He dismissed bank claims that the change saves costs as baloney and warned of consumer losses in November.

Texas Consumer Association James Boyle Capitol Texas Boyle

Texas laws course set by Permian Basin Graduate Center

The Permian Basin Graduate Center announces two courses to begin this week in Midland. Attorney Michael D. Cropper and Turpin Smith Dyer and Saxe will present Reducing Taxes on Thursday November 3, 1977 from 7 to 9 30 p.m. The one session course costs 15 dollars, spouse 10. Topics include planning advantages, tax shelters, minimum and maximum tax, capital gains, and client information/accountant understanding. For more information contact the Graduate Center Office at 104 Gulf Building, Midland, 683-2832.

Permian Basin Graduate Center BGC Metro N. Colorado Midland Michael D. Cropper Turpin, Smith, Dyer and Saxe Graduate Center Gulf Building

Off to markets Bell peppers flow to Pecos packing sheds

Packing sheds B H Produce A B Foster Griffin and Brand ship peppers mostly from Balmorhea and Cayanosa as Griffin and Brand operates a large new shed on Second Street. They harvest with nine crews of 20 to 30 hands across four locations aiming to beat the freeze, shipping to northern markets and storing in a 42 degree cold room before loading 7 to 8 refrigerated trucks daily.

Peggy McCracken Pecos B&h A.B. Foster Griffin and Brand Balmorhea Cayanosa Griffin and Brand Second Street McAllen Griffin Spring Box Chuck Hill Hill Enrique Chapa Presidio Hereford Plainview Bovina Las Cruces N.M Chapa

Agriculture Commissioner to visit Pecos Thursday coffee stop

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Reagan V. Brown will visit Pecos at the Holiday Inn Thursday from 9 a.m. to 9 a.m. for a public coffee. Born in Henderson in 1921, Brown spent his boyhood on a farm and began a long Texas Agricultural Service career in 1948. He served as county agent in Hunt, Kaufman, and Caldwell Counties, with a year as agricultural consultant for International Harvester in 1952. He helped install 750 water systems, upgrade 1,000 small towns, and revitalize rural churches.

Reagan V. Brown Texas Department of Agriculture Pecos Henderson Texas Texas Agricultural Service Hunt County Kaufman Caldwell International Harvester Extension Service Rural Com

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