Credit Union elects new director and sets duties
Cre dit Union officers met Tuesday with Manuel Jasso presiding. Ramon Galindo was appointed to replace Carl Neinast who moved away. Oma Prew and Helen Humphries joined the supervisory committee to aid Amy McIntire in year records. two new members were announced. Bills paid. adjourned. Also listed are weekly meal menus for Chilimac with cheese through Friday.
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Manuel Jasso
Ramon Galindo
Carl Neinast
Oma Prew
Helen Humphries
Amy McIntire
Balmorhea Community Calendar and Local News
Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce plans a Saturday 8 am meeting at Ricks Cafe to organize a Bicentennial celebration. Linda Bryan and her children relocate to Balmorhea where her three boys attend school. she teaches P E at the Balmorhea School. Booster Band Club meets Monday at 8 pm in the school auditorium. all parents welcome. City Council to meet Tuesday night. Balmorhea ISD directors also meet. Dove hunting opens with plenty of birds. hunting licenses available at Balmorhea Lake office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ricks
Linda Bryan
Toyah
Balmorhea
Balmorhea I.S.D
C.T. Gray
Financial markets hold steady amid mixed commodity quotes
Stock market report shows the 8.4 percent hold and NY bank rate at 7 percent while concerns of an 8 percent loan fee fade. The NYSE composite dips to 45.62 as cotton futures soften and gold prices slip in London Paris Frankfurt and Zurich. Amarillo livestock notes steady steer and heifer beef prices with light demand and limited supply.
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New York
First National City Bank
NYSE
New York Cotton Exchange
London
Paris
Frankfurt
Zurich
Handy & Harman
Engelhard
Amarillo
Tex
Death notices for Jesu sita Bustamante in Pecos
Mrs Jesu sita Bustamante 65 died in Odessa Medical Center. Born in 1910 in Bedford Texas she lived in Pecos for about 40 years. Services are pending at Pecos Funeral Home.
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Jesusita Bustamante
Pecos
Odessa Medical Center
Violence shatters coal talks hope in West Virginia
In Charleston AP report violence at several mines undercut hopes for ending the 26 day coal strike. UMW President Arnold Miller had predicted a week end settlement after the Bituminous Operators Association agreed to jointly study miners grievance delays. The Logan County walkout on August 11 sparked wider unrest idling about 80,000 workers across eight states.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Miller
Logan County
Gordo by Gus Arriola portray miners idle in coal strike
The West Virginia Coal Association reports 36000 of 50000 miners idle with 8000 more idle since Wednesday as eastern Kentucky Virginia and Pennsylvania miners begin returning to work. UMW officials say most workers wish for an end to the strike while honoring pickets. At Mingo County 8 to 10 company employees were held by armed pickets and freed after hours. the mine stayed closed.
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West Virginia Coal Association
Kentucky
Virginia
Pennsylvania
UMW
Ss&b Machinery Co
Mingo County
Calendar of events in the Pegos area
Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8 p m at 125 S. Oak St with multiple contact numbers. Evening Lions Club gathers at American Motor Inn at 7 30 p m. Amistad Lions Club meets at Lions Den at 7 30 p m. TOPS Club meets at East 10th Street senior center at 6 00 p m. Social Security representative available at Community Action office 902 E 10th St 11 a m to 12 noon. Thursday morning Optimists meet at 6 30 a m Ramada Inn. Rotary Club convenes at Holiday Inn at 12 noon.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Tops Club
E. 10Th St
Senior Citizen’s Center
Social Security
Ramada Inn
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Fig Tree Flowers Pollinated by Tiny Wasp Inside Casings
Fig trees produce blossoms hidden inside small casings. For fruit to mature the flowers require pollination by a tiny wasp that enters the flowers.
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates and Policies
Pecos Enterprise outlines newsstand price of 15 cents and monthly carrier rate of 2.38 with 12 cents tax, totaling 28.56 yearly plus 1.44 tax. Mail subscriptions vary by Reeves, Ward, Loving counties at 2.52 monthly and 28.56 yearly with 1.44 tax. outside counties and states cost 24.2 2 monthly and 31.44 yearly plus 2.62 tax. Associated Press rights noted for republication.
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Reeves
Ward
Loving
Power Grid Stakes Highlight City Dependence
Electricity supplies are crucial for homes, industries, and schools, underscoring the importance of a reliable grid amid growing demand and infrastructure upgrades. The text notes the broad impact on everyday life and regional services as communities rely on steady power.
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Verhalen
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Balmorhea Lake
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Senate
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Eastman
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Exxon
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John Joh
Litton
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
South Lake Tahoe
Calif
James Locklear
Locklear
A.T. Ritchey
S. Cypress
Gordo
Gus Arriola
Pegos
SM Twtres
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Enews
S. Cedar St
P.O. Box
HN Pitts
Mack Owens
Lynn Webb
Becky River
Diane
Reeves County
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