Lucas Martinez rites held in Barstow Catholic Church
Services for Lucas Martinez, 69, were held Monday at Barstow Catholic Church after his death Friday night from an apparent heart attack at his home. He was born October 18, 1905 in Barstow and lived there all his life. Attending were his parents, siblings, and extended family from Carlsbad and Oceanside, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Martinez
Barstow
Mr. Martinez
Memorial Hospital
Pecos
Ricardo Martinez
Carlsbad
Calif
Jimmy Martinez
Jose Martinez
Epifanio
Santos Martinez
Pedro Martinez
Ontario
Virginia Martinez
Juliana Martinez
Oceanside
Patricio Prieto
Porfirio Rivera
Rosary and funeral services held for Martinez and Apodaca families
Mr and Mrs Felipe Martinez of Las Cruces NM Mrs Manuela Apodaca of Las Cruces and Mrs Cruz Maya of Vista Calif preside over rosary services and funeral rites. Burial occurred at Barstow Cemetery with Pecos Funeral Home in charge and Rev Jose Valadez officiating. Marilyn Tibbits and sons Bart and Bret visited her parents John Lanehart during Labor Day weekend. Visitors from Wickett included Mr and Mrs Thomas Stone.
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Felipe Martinez
Las Cruces
N.M
Manuela Apodaca
Cruz Maya
Vista
Calif
Barstow Cemetery
Pecos
Marilyn Tibbits
Bart
Bret
John Lanehart
Cotton futures dip as gold trends weigh markets
Commodity notes show New York Cotton Exchange quotes for No 2 cotton sliding in midday trading with losses of 2.00 to 2.75 per bale versus prior close. Prices quoted include Oct 52.90, Dec 53.30, and March 54.60, while spot prices rose 25 points to 50.49 cents per pound for strict low middling 11-16 inch. Gold prices fell across London Paris Frankfurt and New York dealer quotes amid weak news. Livestock market in Fort Worth reports demand steady to higher for slaughter cows and calves with broad ranges for feeders and hogs, and notes of local family visits and community notices.
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NEW York
New York Cotton Exchange
London
Paris
Frankfurt
Zurich
Handy & Harman
Engelhard
Fort Worth
Barbs Fly-By-Night Comment Sparks Cash Outcry
The text uses hostile satire to describe a diplomat juggling meetings and travel, implying critics will pressure him for funds. It hints that among three people seeking money, at least one will be in a vulnerable position, like a fish hook in hand.
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Gwendolyn
Upcoming crude price hike could reach five dollars per barrel
In Houston AP reports that decontrol may trigger about a five dollar rise per barrel on roughly 5 million barrels of crude. The move follows earlier price upticks amid peak U.S. crude output around 9.64 million bpd in 1970 and a large excess capacity of about 1.1 million bpd. Nixon aims to curb hikes by increasing offshore production and oil imports, with a 21 cent rise per barrel already observed in 1971.
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Houston
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald Ford
Congress
Shell Oil Co
Burglary charges and other city crimes reported
Two men, Oscar Jiminez and Jess Florez, were jailed early today on burglary charges tied to a Pecos home. A third suspect is being sought. Additional crimes include a station robbery at Milton's Conoco, thefts from Sophia's Lounge, a stolen antique shotgun, a pump and motor, and hand tools from a Bicknell pickup. Oil price notes discuss Ford veto and two tier decontrol with current prices and industry impacts.
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Pecos
Oscar Jiminez
Apts
Jess Florez
S. Plum St
Feliz Pacheco
N. Cypress St
Armando Gil
Gil
South Pecos
Milton
Conoco
Third
Cedar Streets
Sophia
Cedar St
James S. Owens
Sixth St
Deaths in Pecos Area Highlight Local Obituaries
Death notices list Matthew King Cross 70 of Wichita Falls died at Bethelia Hospital. Graves for Jimmy Sexton Jr. stillborn son and Juan Urias Morales 38 include burial in Saragosa Cemetery and services in Balmorhea. Survivors named for Cross include wife Margaret and multiple relatives in Greenville Pecos and Wichita Falls.
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Matthew King
Matty) Cross
Lawton
Okla
Bethelia Hospital
Wichita Falls
Cross
F.E. Shannon
Pecos
Cumby
Margaret
R. Kyle Cross
Kriss Cross
Greenville
Shannon
J.E. Arnold
Herbert Spender
Jimmy Sexton JR
Jimmy Sexton
Fairview Cemetery
Charline Marie
Raymond Sexton
Charles Williams
Brady
Juan Urias Morales
Christ the King Catholic Church
Balmorhea
Saragosa
Morales
Memorial Hospital
San Carlos
Mexico
Gemicinda
Felipe Morales
el Paso
Juan Morales Jr
Catarina
Paula
Rosalinda
Armando
Joaquin Morales
Manuel Morales
Monahans
Tranquilino
Felix Morales
Tatum
N.M
Ramon Morales
Bracketville
Emelia Bejaran
Dulces Bejaran
van Horn
Senorina Nunez
Sealed bids for 6.588 miles of Recoast Gra. Strs. project
Sealed proposals for constructing 6.588 miles of reconstructed grade sections from Mentone to 6.6 miles east on FM 1211 in Loving County are due by 9:00 A.M. September 17, 1975 at the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation in Austin. The notice states the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive bidder without racial discrimination and that minority business enterprises will have full opportunity to bid. Plans and specs with minimum wage rates are available from the Pecos Resident Engineer and the State Department in Austin. Published in Pecos Enterprise, September 2 and 9, 1975.
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Mentone
Loving County
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Austin
U.S Department of Transportation
Marshall D. Huffman
Pecos
Texas
Pecos Enterprise Credit Policy Note
A Pecos Enterprise note states that Associated Press dispatches are credited or not credited in this paper and that local news published herein follows AP usage rules. The statement reiterates exclusive entitlement to reportable news from the AP and local coverage guidelines.
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Assciated Ad Press
Wee Forblication
Coup attempt in Ecuador ends as Gonzalez Alvear surrenders
Ecuador remained calm after an army chief of staff led a failed coup against President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara. Gen Raul Gonzalez Alvear surrendered after 12 hours as the regime cracked down, air, sea and land forces did not join the uprising, a dusk to dawn curfew was set in Quito and Guayaquil, about 80 troops were arrested, and reports said casualties occurred around the presidential palace amid clashes over oil wealth and tax policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
Raul Gonzalez Alvear
Rodriguez
Gonzalez
Guayaquil
Gonzales
Azuay Armored Regiment
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Wickett
Thomas Stone
Stock Market Report
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Lupe
Eva Gonzales
For. Stockton
Willie Rubio
Willie Jr
Demetrio
Felipe Aldazs
Emilio Navarette
Chilren
Mona
Danny
Odessa
Armando Garcia
Joe M. Garcia
Becky
Betty Daniels
Eddie Jean Webb
Ferman Garza
San Angelo
Lencho Polanco
Joe Garcia Jr
Velinda
Frank Abila
Patsy
Lencho Garcia
Dorothy
Selia Cono
Odessa Medical Center
Emilio Lopez
Nicky Lopez
Danny Salinas
Kermit
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Johnny Salinas
Rene
Linda Hernandez
Melissa Ann and
Gabel
Big Spring
Soterio Mendoza
Visalia
Marcos Licon
Manuel Abila
Becky Gonzales
Lonny
Vernice
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
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International Monetary Fund
NYSE
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At&t
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duPont
Eastman
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Elec
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Gulf Oil
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IBM
Jhn-Man
John Joh
Litton
Marathon
Marcer
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Penney
Phill Pet
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Stand Ind
Sun Oil
Texaco Texas
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolworth Xerox
By Phil Pastoret
Merrillan
Wis
Jack Moulder
Church of Christ, Right
Alma Center
Ronnie Doggett
S. Eddy St
Doggett
S. Willow St
Texas Highway Construction
S. Cedar St
Tex
P.O. Box
John Pitts
Mack Owens
Reeves County
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Gordo
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