Pecos High graduate enters Rose Holman Institute of Technology
Pecos High School graduate Tom Bolling son of Mr and Mrs Tommy Grant Bolling Sr of Pecos has been accepted to Rose Holman Institute of Technology Terre Haute Indiana to begin formal education studies. He starts under a 3800 work study program including 1600 basic education grant 300 scholarship 300 college grant 600 work study grant and 1000 loan. Bolling a 1978 graduate was an honor student with above 90 average and named in Who's Who of Pecos High School Students for calculus and speech. He was active in University Interscholastic League Science and Speech Future Teachers of America National Forensic League Mu Alpha Theta Voice of Democracy Junior Chamber of Commerce student politics and a speech and drama award recipient. He is expected to begin Saturday Sept 2.
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Tom Bolling
Tommy Grant Bolling
Pecos
Rose Iolman Institute of Technology
Terrehaute
Ind
Bolling
Rose Holman_ Institute of Technology
Pecos High School
University Interscholastic League
Future Teachers of America
National Forensic League
Mu Alpha Theta Mathmatics
Voice of Democracy
Junior Chamber of Commerce
State of
Indiana
University
Market stalls rally as Camp David talks loom
The Dow Jones averaged 898.74 at noon, up 2.95, as traders awaited Camp David talks and key economic data. Pan Am rose on merger news with National Airlines, while airline and gambling stocks led gains and volume ran 16.18 million on the NYSE. The NYSE composite rose 0.25 to 59.69 and the Amex index gained 0.53 to 171.74.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
National Airlines
National
American Stock Exchange
Alpine resident pays $250 fine in INS case
Alpine resident Joe Wendell Fandrich, 37, paid a $250 fine after pleading guilty before U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston in Pecos to a misdemeanor under the INS Law for aiding four Mexican nationals to evade inspection. Three others were sentenced for illegal entry, including Lorenzo Huerta-Soltero, 31, 179 days. David Ocho-Galindo, 29, 120 days. and Abel Esquivel-Guerra, 25, 30 days, all after pleas of guilty.
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United States
Alpine
Joe Wendell Fandrich
U.S
J.M. Preston
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Fandrich
U.S. Border Patrol
Pecos
Lorenzo Huerta-Soltero
Mexico
David Ocho-Galindo
Abel Esquivel-Guerra
Planned Parenthood names new director for Permian Basin
Phyllis D Macey is named executive director of Permian Basin Planned Parenthood Inc She will oversee education programs across 17 counties 12 clinics and a 45 member staff Macey formerly led grant programs at the Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation New York and has held roles with Standard and Poor s Intercapital and Baylor University Medical Center She moved to Odessa with her husband and attends St John s Episcopal Church
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Phyllis D. Macey
Permian Basin
Standard and Poor
s/Intercapital, Inc
New York
Baylor University Medical Center
Dallas
Business Education
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Pi Omega Pi
University of Texas, Austin
Macey
Odessa
W. 24Th Street
St. John's Episcopal Church
Planned Parenthood
United Way
New Mexico Man Placed on Probation for Aiding Illegal Aliens
Hector Manuel Munoz Medina, 52, of Loving New Mexico, was placed on unsupervised probation for one year and fined 250 dollars after pleading guilty to a Naturalization Service law violation for aiding and abetting illegal aliens. The U.S. citizen entered a guilty plea.
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New Mexico
Hector Manuel Munoz- Medina
Loving
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
Nixon and Roosevelts and Adams in a task list
The fragment lists Richard M Nixon Theodore Roosevelt John Adams Harry S Truman Franklin D Roosevelts places New York Lamar Hyde Park Yorba Linda Quincy and describes a Wednesday appearance before U S Magistrate J M Preston Pecos a federal grand jury indictment from July charging Munoz Medina with four felony I NS violations. The defendant received six months suspended prison time and a fine with Assistant U S Attorney Richard Mesa presenting.
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Richard M. Nixon
Theodore Roosevel
John Adams
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roose
New York, N.Y
Lamar, Mo
Hyde Park
N.Y
Yorba Linda
Quincy
Mass
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Munoz-Medina
U.S. I&ns
Richard Mesa
Community Diez Y Seis Committee to be on High Noon
The Community Diez y Seis de Septiembre Fiesta committee will appear on High Noon tomorrow. Broadcast from Odessa on channel 7, the panel will discuss celebration preparations and feature a dance routine by several girls.
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Odessa
Channel 7
Gas company honors employee Milton West in Pecos
Milton West of Southern Union Gas Co. Pecos will receive a 10 year service award on Saturday September 9. A special pin will be presented by W C Renshaw and a congratulatory letter from Byron W Cain, president of Southern Union Gas, will accompany the honor. West and his wife Edna have two sons Johnny and Gary and one grandson.
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Milton West
Southern Union Gas Co
Pecos
W.C. Renshaw
Tory
Byron W. Cain
Southern Union Gas
West
Edna
Johnny
Gary
Our Readers Write Resident Deplores Mural Defacing
A Pecos reader denounces anonymous graffiti on a partially completed mural at U M A C Hall saying it marks the town with bigotry. The writer argues vandalism harms art, labor, and community dignity and questions how to erase the shame from Pecos residents.
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U.M.A.C. Hall
Pecos
Mexico
Police Blotter Notes Breakage Thefts and Ambulance Calls
Pecos police logged a broken glass incident at Maria Muro 702 Apt B Sept 4 with no damage total yet. A James Henry Thomas 2410 S Eddy reported a missing 243 lever action 88 Winchester rifle. Criminal mischief saw Joe Stafford’s van tires punctured at 211 S Cypress with $70 estimate. Joe Guterrez reported a bedroom window damage of $25. Ambulance calls to Reeves County Hospital and Barstow. Community notices list Lions Club meetings and other group activities through Friday.
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Maria Muro
Apt
Stafford
Pecos
James Henry Thomas
S. Eddy
Joe Matthew Stafford
Stafford Cleaners
S. Cypress
Joe Guterrez
N. Cedar
James O. Davis
Pecos burglary probes theft of TV set and speakers
Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez reports a residence burglary at 1303 E Third in Pecos. A television set and two stereophonic speakers valued at 239 dollars were stolen. investigation ongoing by his department.
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Pecos
Reeves County
Raul Florez
Pickup Recovered in Crane. Youths Held in Odessa Theft Case
Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez reports a 1977 pickup stolen Monday from 601 S Hickory in Pecos was recovered in Crane. Two Odessa juveniles were taken into custody. A separate 1975 pickup stolen in Odessa was found in Pecos and returned by 8 p.m. Sept 4. The 1977 vehicle, valued at $8,000, awaits return to owners.
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Pecos
Cole Armstrong
S. Hickory
Odessa
Reeves County
Raul Florez
Florez
Buffalo Lake Dam Spillway To Be Drained In Four Months
Buffalo Lake near Canyon Texas will be drained due to an unsafe spillway. The controlled water release from the dam will last about four months. Inspections by FWS engineers Army Corps of Engineers and Texas Water Resources found the spillway inadequate and unsafe during flash flood conditions at the Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge.
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Austin
Texas
Buffalo Lake
Canyon
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Army
Toyah City Council Hears Water Superintendent Candidate
Toyah council held Sept 5 at City Hall with Mayor Mark Chaddick presiding. Attendees included Jerri McAlpine, Delores Drier, Sandra Gibson, H.S. Haile, City Secretary Virginia Gibson, and guests James Allen, A.L. Gibons, and Charlotte Waight. David Hale of San Angelo interviewed for water superintendent. Hale came with his wife.
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Toyah City
Toyah City Hall
Mark Chaddick
Jerri McAlpine
Delores Drier
Sandra Gibson
HS. Haile
Virginia Gibson
David Hale
San Angelo
Hale
James E. Allen
Alpine
A.L. Gibons
Charlotte Waight
Anniversary celebrated for Pecos agent Robert Dominguez
Robert Dominguez, an agent in the American National Insurance Company's Pecos district office at 212 West 2nd Street, marked his 10th anniversary with the company on September 2.
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Robert Dominguez
American National Insurance Company
Pecos
West 2Nd Street
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E. 10Th St
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S. Oak St
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