Three Men Jailed Here Following Car Burglary
Three Houston men were jailed after a daylight car burglary at a local food market. Green Horton Jr. 28 Charles Edward Bishop 31 and Elton Ray Hubbard 17 were held in Reeves County Jail on 5000 bonds. The stolen money bag about 1682 dollars was recovered after Hubbard led deputies to a vacant Cedar Street lot. Identifications were made by witnesses and the car and suspects were stopped near TH 20.
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Houston
Reeves County
J. F. Hightower
Green Horton Jr
Charles Edward Bishop
Elton Ray Hubbard
Hubbard
Gary Ingram
Raul Florez
Cedar Street
Joe Hagar
Fourth St
Nik Nak
South Eddy Street
Horton
Hagar
Charles Smith
Austin Cozart
Greyhound
All Points
Russell Hill
Gary Painter
van Horn
Davis Mountain
A. B. Nail
Ingram
Wendell Taylor
Pecos
Toyah district suit answered in Reeves County court
The Pecos group through attorney John Tomlin filed an original answer and cross action in 143rd District Court against Toyah Independent School District and Reeves County School Board. The filing seeks dismissal or judgment for defendants and demands delivery of possession of all Toyah ISD books records funds and property. The case notes annexation complied with Texas statutes and asks for further relief as warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyah Independent School District
Reeves County School Board
Pecos- Barstow Cisd
John Tomlin
Pecos Group
Tomlin
Toyah
J. H. Starley
Texas
Pecos-Barstow
Cross
Tee
Enduring vigil as McCormack stays with dying wife
Washington mourns as John McCormack remains beside his gravely ill wife Harriet Joyce in Providence Hospital. The longtime speaker dismisses nurses, cuts doors between rooms, and prays beside her portrait of Jesus, living a private, devout life amid a public career.
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Lee Byrd
Associated Press
Washington
Harriet
John McCormack
Speaker
John William McCormack
Providence Hospital
Harict
McCormack
Jesus of
South Boson
Congress
Tso
Boston
Massachusetts
Harriet Joyce
Metropolitan Opera
Road commission outlines Texas urban street plan
The Texas Highway Commission announced policies for a new urban street and throughfare program funded by the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1970. It targets urbanized areas with populations over 50 000, using matching federal funds as designated by the Census Bureau.
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Austin
Texas Highway Commission
Bureau of the Census
Speakers announced for 15th Annual Labor Day fete
D L Willis Odessa central labor union president announced invited attendees for the event. Lane Denton state representative from Waco L A Tony Sykora CWA Dallas Gerald Brown SBCTC Austin Maurice Richard Texas AFL CIO Lubbock will assist with state funds and legal limits. The program aims to improve intra city routes and form a connected urban system with local officials, potentially moving some streets onto or off federal routes while seeking federal matches.
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Permian Basin
D. L. Willis
Odessa Central Labor Union
Lane Denton
Waco
L. A
Tony Sykora
Communications Workers of America
Dallas
Gerald Brown
State Building and Construction Trades Council
Austin
Maurice Richard
Texas Aflcio
Lubbock
As Highway Commission
Federal Highway Administration
Highway Commission
Pecos Enters Beautify Texas Contest and Local Slogan Race
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce sponsors a local slogan contest as part of the Beautify Texas program aimed at improving Pecos population 12 682 per the 1970 census. Winners announced at the Governor's Community Achievement Awards luncheon in Austin in June 1972 with a $5 prize for the local winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos
Texas
Austin
Beautify Texas Council
College Station
Court selects 125 Reeves County residents for jury panel
A total of 125 Reeves County residents were chosen to serve as prospective petit jurors for District Court starting the week of September 13. Jurors must report at 9:30 a.m. on September 13 for screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County
District Court
Highway contracts awarded in Reeves and Odessa districts
The Texas Highway Commission awarded two contracts in the Odessa and Reeves districts. South Texas Construction Co. of Corpus Christi, with a Midland office, will grade widen and surface 2.9 miles of SH 17 from US 290 to the Jeff Davis County line, with a 100 day timeline and a low bid of 161 644.44. Siraia Brothers Inc. of San Angelo won 9.3 miles of SH 385 to the Midland County line with a 230 day duration and a low bid of 968 906.18. Both projects are supervised by district engineer Paul H. Coleman.
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South Texas Construction Come
Corpus Christi
Midland
SH 17
Reeves County
Texas Highway Commission
Twe
US 290
Tooyahvale
Jeff Davis County
Marshall Huffman
Odessa
Siraia Brothers, Inc
San Angelo
Midland County
W.A. Harral, Jr
Highway Department
Paul H. Coleman
Patrol Set for Labor Day Traffic Hours in Texas
Texas Council of Safety Supervisors launches second Holiday Road Patrol with about 60 specially marked cars. Experienced truck and bus personnel monitor high traffic highways during peak hours to aid motorists and support law enforcement. During the July 4 weekend patrol, 228 hours were logged, 227 contacts made, and 9,510 miles driven across Dallas-Tyler, Houston, Buffalo, and Austin areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Council of Safety
Jack Bryan
Texas Maor Transportation Association
Dallas-Tyler
Houston
Buffalo
Austin
IRS explains tuition status ruling on freezes
In Austin, IRS District Director R L Phinney announced a new guidance from Washington Office of Emergency Preparedness. The ruling clarifies how the tuition freeze applies to school charges including tuition fees board and rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
R.L. Phinney
Austin
G.A. Lincoln
Washington Office of Emergency Preparedness
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Samm
Orona
Balmorhea Lake
Mathine
Reeves County Hospital
Toyah Isd
Starley
Road Commission
Beauty
Chamber
el Paso
Abcda Beautiful Clean
Butler Pippen
Toyahvale
E. J. Shaw
North of
Julia Marquez
S. Mulberry
Hollis D. Bell
Hackberry
Donald Rippes
Wishington
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Plum
L.C. Means
Efren Dominguez
Balmorhea
Lee Renz
Thomas Morales
Jefferson
Louis M. Carrasco
Adan Pena
Walnut
Dale Hardeman
Elisio R. Martinez
Fred Henry Martin, Jr
Cowan
Finley Gunter
Nebraska
C.D. Martin
Bernardo T. Martinez
Concepcion C, Martinez
Harry A. Olson
Alamo
Antonio Orona
J.E, Couch
Couch Hill
C.A. McIntire
Marie Coleman
Joe B. Chavez
Max Stool
Beaurick Hendrick
S Cherry
Vincent Duncan
Country Club
J.W. Tubbs
S. Hickory
Juan Madrid
Joe H. Barton
Joe R
Gregory
Waha
Labor Day
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