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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1977

Page

2

Balmorhea School Enrollments Rise With Back-to-School

Balmorhea schools expect enrollment to climb after a slow start with 330 total pupils and 119 in high school. Patty Towler named part time librarian with aide, and about 295 students to be served. Balmorhea Bears host Van Horn Friday. junior high versus Fort Davis Saturday. A shower Friday after the festival brought needed rain. first of summer.

Balmorhea Patty Towler Balmorhea Bears van Horn Fort Davis Balmorea

Stock Market Mixed As Rebound Fizzles In Noon Trade

NEW YORK AP The Dow Jones industrial average rose modestly Tuesday, then slipped to 873.18 at noon as gainers led losers 7 to 6. Analysts noted a rebound from July-August slump but warned of slow activity indicating fears of a slowing economy and higher interest rates. NYSE composite held at 53.44 while AMEX indices edged up. volume reached 6.87 million shares. Local notes cover cattle prices, grain quotes, and school class officer elections in Balmorhea with community updates.

New York Middle South NYSE American Stock Exchange Chicago Livestock Fort Worth Tex Sons Dow Jones Indus

Edwards Plateau ranch hosts range tour with Gov Briscoe

Edwards Plateau ranch near Fort McKavett will welcome hundreds for a September 29 range tour of Jimmy Powell Ranch. Powell shows long term grassland improvement and a feeding program guided by Texas Extension Service forage analyses. Powell’s stocking rate reaches 60 animal units per section with deer. he runs sheep cattle Angora goats horses. The tour includes a barbecue lunch at Fort McKavett and a Briscoe speech. Sponsors include the Texas Section of the Society for Range Management Eldorado Divide SWCD USDA Soil Conservation Service UT System and Texas A&M System.

Jimmy Powell Fort McKavett Powell Dolph Briscoe Edwards Plateau Eldorado Divide Texas Agricultural Extension Service Briscoe Texas Section The Society For Range ‘Management

Texas extends jobless benefits amid rising insured unemployment

The Texas Employment Commission announces a new period of extended unemployment benefits in Texas and other states after a higher national rate of insured unemployment. Eligible claimants include those who filed an initial jobless claim within a year before August 28 1977 and exhausted regular benefits. Retroactive claims are allowed within 21 days. Benefits are financed equally by federal funds and state trust funds and can amount to up to half of regular benefits.

Texas Texas Employment Commission

Home Economics Cooperative Education Program Preps Students

Doveta Hunt of Pecos High School reports 15 students enrolled in the two year HECE program. Participants study and work in occupations such as child care, house hold employment, hotel aide, alterations, dietary aide, seamstress, millinery, food service, and textile testing. The course includes one hour daily related instruction and 15 hours weekly work earning two credits after 175 clock hours of instruction and 525 hours of work. Students must be 16 or older, in grades 11 or 12, legally employable, and motivated for vocational training.

Doveta Hunt Pecos High School

Seaver and Foster honored as NL August Player and Pitcher

Tom Seaver posted a 6-0 record with 52 strikeouts in 60 innings and a 2.20 ERA as NL Pitcher of the Month, while George Foster led with 12 homers and 28 RBIs and hit .293 to win NL Player of the Month for August. This marks the pair’s second monthly win this season after earlier honors.

New York Cincinnati Tom Seaver George Foster Seaver Foster New York Mets

Record of Civil and Criminal Docket Actions

District Court docket lists civil filings and dispositions including Ernesto Rodriguez Carrasco ex parte petition for occupational license filed Sept 2. Dispositions note Doug Willis vs Nathan Dickson agreed judgment for 3000 on Aug 15 and several dismissals Aug 17 18. Criminal dispositions include Ricky Lujan burglary probation revocation four years and James Lee Griggs ten year probated sentence for drugs Aug 29. Divorces granted and county court suit over unpaid account. Police report notes simple assault against Juan Valles. Accidents include Lottie Mattox Bradley and Margarita Navarette.

District Court Ernesto Rodriguez Carrasco Doug Willis Nathan Dickson Toribio Acosta Bankers Commercial Life Insurance Opal M. Jenson Oscar S. Beck Mary Lou Mendoza Francisca Almanza Martinez Ricky Lujan James Lee Griggs Elva Marie Sais Enrique Lara Sais Sherry Dee Dominguez Reynaldo Garcia Dominguez Wilburn Ray Allcorn Edna Elizabeth Allcorn Connie L. Griggs Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Mike O'Leary Orin Gean Walker DWI Benjamin F. Brooks, Jr JP Court Randy C. Pruitt Joel R. Juarez Mariano Morales Pablo Franco Eddy Ontiveros Merce Rayos W. Fourth St Margaret Millan D" St Teresa Valles Juan Valles Lottie Mattox Bradley Pecos Margarita Navarette Barstow

Calendar of Pecos area events September 1977

Calendar lists local happenings in Pecos for September 1977 including Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings, TOPS club sessions, Optimist Club, Girl Scout activities, Catholic War Veterans special meeting, Western Club, area jamboree and Pecos County Music Association event. Also notes a traffic collision on South Pecan Street and ambulance call for an Odessa transfer.

St. Community Sheraton Motor Inn el Paso Pecos County Volved South Pecan Street Bradley Navarette William W. Thomson Virgin Islands Ruben Valenzuela

Holiday toll 469 by the Associated Press

The Labor Day weekend saw 469 traffic fatalities nationwide over three days from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, just under the Safety Council’s expected 470 to 570 deaths. The council noted about 400 deaths occur in a typical late summer weekend, with 501 fatalities in 1976 and a peak of 688 in 1968.

Associated Press National Safety Council

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