Graduate Center offers drilling fluids school
The Permian Basin Graduate Center offers a three day Drilling Fluids School September 18 to 20 at the PBGC Building Midland with sessions 8 30 to 11 30 a m and 1 30 to 4 30 p m The fee is 275 and includes notes and materials Registration is limited Engineers drilling foremen and mud engineers will learn drilling fluids basics mud systems additives problems hole deterioration stuck pipe lost circulation formation damage and field type problem sessions Instructor Neal Adams P E has deep drilling fluids experience and teaches other related courses.
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Permian Basin
PBGC
Illinois
Neal Adams
P.E
Prentice & Records, Inc
Northeast Louisiana University
Adams
Gulf Coast School of Drilling
Petroleum Training Service
Permian Basin Graduate Center
W. Illinois, Midland
Special seminars on US service academies in October
Rep. Richard C. White announced two October seminars to aid applications to the U S service academies. Odessa event runs Oct 10 from 4 to 6 p m at Odessa College Composite Technology Building, El Paso event Oct 12 from 4 to 6 p m at the El Paso Independent School District Administrative Building. Representatives from Naval, Military and Air Force Academies will be present to answer questions. Students may contact guidance counselors or White’s El Paso and Odessa district offices for details.
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Odessa
U.S
Richard C. White
D-Texas
White
Odessa College
el Paso
el Paso Independent School District
Boeing Drive
Naval
Military
Air Force Academies
U.S. Courthouse
East 8Th Street
Sul Ross State University renovation underway after two years
After nearly two years of planning a 6.7 million renovation at Sul Ross State University has begun. R.M. Wells Co. crews moved on site to frame fences around Fine Arts and Education buildings and start preliminary remodeling in two phases with Phase 1 due for completion in June 1979 and Phase 2 to begin on the Administration Building, with upgrades to heating cooling and electrical systems.
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Sul Ross State University
R.M. Wells Co
Quanah
Inflation fears push stocks lower on broad market slide
The noon Dow Jones average fell 4.76 to 894.84 as declines outpaced gains on the NYSE amid inflation worries and a weaker dollar. Resorts International climbed 8 to 175 after a sharp rally, while the NYSE composite dipped to 59.83 and volume totaled 15.71 million shares at noon.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
G. William Miller
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve
Resorts International
Atlantic City
N.J
NYSE
Amex
Mexican National Pleads Guilty to Illegal U.S. Entry
Gonzalo Cruz-Lujan, 33, pleaded guilty in the Pecos Division of the Western District of Texas to illegally entering the United States. He admitted being apprehended in May by the Border Patrol without legal authorization. He is remanded to U.S. Marshal custody and held in Reeves County jail pending sentencing.
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Federal
Grand Jury
Pecos
U.S. District Court For
Western District of Texas
United States
Gonzalo Cruz-Lujan
U.S. Border Patrol
U.S
U.S. Marshall
Reeves County
Probation Revoked for Michael Burleson in Pecos Hearing
U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston revoked probation for Michael Paul Burleson, 23, of Fort Stockton, after a revocation hearing in Pecos. Burleson, placed on five years of probation on April 20, 1977, was arrested in Fort Stockton last month by U.S. Marshals. He admitted guilt to a federal offense and received a three month jail sentence.
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Pecos
U.S
Magistrae
J.M. Preston
Michael Paul Burleson
Fort Stockton
Burleson
Preston
Balmorhea Chamber Sets Special Meeting Date
A Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce special call meeting is scheduled for Monday evening September 18 at seven o'clock at Rick's Cafe to inform members of upcoming events and to elect new officers.
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Balmorhea
Mexican national gets suspended jail term for aiding illegal alien
Eleuterio Sabia Melendez, 18, of Mexico, pleaded guilty to one felony count of aiding and abetting an illegal alien. Judge William Sessions suspended four years imprisonment and placed him on five years probation. Sabia Melendez was named in a June 5 indictment. two counts were dismissed. He will be returned to his residence in Mexico.
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Eleuterio Sabia-Melendez
Mexico
Pecos
U.S
William Sessions
Sabia Melendez
Federal
U.S. District Court
Western District of Texas
Lubbock Men Given Probation After Drug Violation Convictions
Two Lubbock residents, Steve Mark Burns and James Troy Bass, were convicted on a misdemeanor charge for violation of federal drug laws. Each received five years supervised probation with confinement suspended under the Youth Corrections Act. Bass must follow probation officer plans with the Human Development Center. Sentencing occurred in Pecos before U.S. District Judge William Sessions. The indictment was dismissed and both pleaded guilty to an information filed by the Pecos Division.
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Lubbock
Steve Mark Burns
James Troy Bass
Bass
U.S
Pecos
U.S. District Court For
Western District of Texas
Three illegal aliens sentenced in Pecos court
U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston jailed three illegal aliens after guilty pleas for entering and remaining in the United States. Hipolito Aguirre-Soto 31 received 179 days amid deportation history. Dulces Nombres Gonzalez-Navarrete 24 got 179 days with prior deportation, and Leonardo Grajeda-Montes 22 drew 120 days after multiple voluntary returns to Mexico. All were brought by the Border Patrol on misdemeanor charges and acknowledged rights in court.
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U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
United States
Hipolito Aguirre-Soto
Dulces Nombres_ Gonzalez-Navarrete
Mexico
Leonardo Grajeda-Montes
U.S. Border Patrol
Internship offers work study with West Texas agencies
Graduate and advanced undergraduates may apply by Sept. 22 for WTCOG Work-Study internships in planning, community development and related fields. Stipends up to 3712.50 cover tuition, travel and work experience. program is a cooperative effort with Sul Ross State University UT El Paso and local agencies. Applications through Christopherson SRSU, Mrs Abbott Marfa, or Bob Stevens Alpine.
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Alpine
West Texas Council of Governments
WTCOG
Sul Ross State University
University of Texas-El Paso
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Dale Christopherson
SRSU
Toyah News Highlights Civic Meeting And Club Plans
Toyah residents attended a senior citizens open house on Sept 7 with punch coffee and cake. Toyah City Council held a called meeting at City Hall led by Mayor Mark Chaddick with several council members and city officials present. The Home Demonstration Club, chaired by Mrs Ruby Cunningham, met at the school house to discuss future events including A Living Marriage Success to be shown Sept 20 and Bar Gello Stitchery on Sept 27, with refreshments served.
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B.L. Boatman
Southland
Tom Cargill
Toyah
Mark Chaddick
Toyah Home Demonstration Club
Susan Bolen
Ruby Cunningham
Obituary for Antonio Martinez Ojinaga
Antonio Martinez Ojinaga 82 died this morning at Odessa Medical Center and services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday September 16 at Santa Rosa Catholic Church Pecos Funeral Home directing burial in Santa Rosa Cemetery He was born September 2 1896 in Valente and lived in Pecos for four months after coming from California Survivors include two daughters Ramona Reyes and Rainaldo Rayes nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren Huntington West Virginia a port on the Ohio River near Kentucky and Ohio is cited in the text
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Antonio Martinez Ojinaga
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Pecos
Santa Rosa
Ojinaga
Valentine
California
Odessa Medical Center
Ramona Reyes
Rainaldo Rayes
Sentencing set for Hobbsman Ashley in federal case
Roger Northern Ashley, 23, of Hobbs New Mexico, who pleaded guilty to felony possession of marijuana for distribution, appeared before U S District Judge William S Sessions in Pecos. sentencing is set for November 6 with a pre sentence report ordered. Ashley’s family is based in Grand Junction Colorado.
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Roger Northern Ashley
Hobbs
N.M
Ashley
U.S
William S. Sessions
Pecos
Sessions
Grand Junction
Colo
Balmorhea Juveniles Apprehended In Drug Store Burglary
Reeves County sheriff Raul Florez reports three Balmorhea juveniles were apprehended and turned over to Reeves County Juvenile authorities for burglary of the Balmorhea Drug. Entry was through a locked rear door and the youths took wigs Indian figures and padlocks. Some items were recovered.
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Balmorhea
Reeves County
Raul Florez
Sheriff's Department
Arrest in Pecos service theft reported
A Weatherford native and past New Mexico resident, James R Williams, 28, was arrested in Andrews for theft of services from The Sunday House in Pecos. Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez said the complaint came in at 9 30 a m Wednesday and Williams faces a misdemeanor charge for theft of services over 20 but under 200 dollars.
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Weatherford
Texas
New Mexico
Andrews
Pecos
Reeves County
Raul Florez
James R. Williams
Andrews County
Sheriff Return From Austin Meeting On Legislation
Raul Florez returns from Austin where he attended meetings of the Sheriff's Association of Texas Legislative Committee for Governmental Action and the Texas Advisory Committee on Governmental Affairs to discuss proposed new legislation.
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Reeves County
Raul Florez
Austin
Sheriff's Association of Texas Legislative Committee For Governmental Action
Texas Advisory Committee On Governmental Affairs
Burglary at Goodyear Store in Pecos injures back door entry
Items taken valued at 434.50 include a 10 inch television set a tape recorder and two radios. Reeves County Sheriff’s department notified at 8 02 a m Tuesday. Back door glass broken to force entry into the building.
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Goodyear
Pecos
Reeves County
Raul Florez
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