Barstow Birthday Calendars Spread Community News
Birthday calendars featuring Barstow children and citizens are being distributed as part of Barstow Elementary PTO projects. A baby girl named Melanie was born to Mr. and Mrs. Israel Mata on Sept. 2 at William Beaumont Army Hospital in El Paso, weighing seven pounds and 14 ounces. Grandparents include David Palomino and Nila Palomino. paternal grandmother is Emma Matta. Nearby visits include Barstow residents hosting and visiting relatives such as Vic Juarez and the Almanza family. out of state guests Cuca Martinez and Alexandra Gamboa.
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Barstow
PTO
Israel Mata
Melanie
William Beaumont Army Hospital
el Paso
David Palomino
Nila Palomino
Emma Matta
Pecos
Juan Navarette
Gila, Ariz
Cuca Martinez
Alexandra Gamboa
Calistro Navarette
Local Barstow News Briefs and Birth Notices
PFC John Spence from Barstow earned hand to hand combat champ title at Fort Stewart Georgia. Rueben Baca Jr. born in Odessa weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces to Mr. and Mrs Rueben Baca of Pecos, with Sabina Bustilloz of Barstow as proud aunt. Birth announced for Rueben. maternal grandparents listed. Two Barstow girls Leticia Contreras and Elsie Abila now attending schools in El Paso. Celia Cano discharged from Odessa Medical Center after surgery. Community group of 24 seniors met with Rev. L A Pattillo from Pecos. local birthdays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spence
Barstow
Fort Stewart
Sabina Bustilloz
Rueben Baca
Odessa
Young Rueben
Pecos
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Carlos Nichols Sr
Clovis Baca
Carlsbad, N.M
el Paso
Leticia Contreras
Elsie Abila
Stocks edge higher amid technicals and cautious appetite
New York stocks posted a modest advance as investors weighed inflation and rate prospects. The Dow rose 4.85 to 803.90 at noon while gainers outpaced losers on the NYSE, Sterling Drug led activity, and the American and NYSE composite indexes edged up. cattle and beef reports from Amarillo and Fort Worth alongside cotton futures provided mixed market texture.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Sterling Drug
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Amarillo
Tex
Too many for dinner Too many for dinner
La Porte officials plan to entertain 85 guests from Valles Mexico as a sister city visit. They seek low cost functions since tax dollars cannot be used. Some guests may stay in private homes while others need motel rooms unavailable in La Porte. The delegation may shrink before October 4 arrival.
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LA Porte
Tex
Houston
Valles
Virginia Cline
Walles
Cline
Saragosa Man Charged With Petty Theft
Manuel Duran Lopez, 21, remains jailed on a petty theft charge after being caught shoplifting a box of spark plugs valued under five dollars at Gibson Discount Center. Store officials observed him slip the items into his boot and detained him until police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saragosa
Manuel Duran Lopez
Gibson Discount Center
Lopez
Vandals damage trucks with air rifle pellets
Two pickups owned by Herman Alvarez at 1522 Cowan Street suffered heavy glass damage Wednesday in what officers call vandalism. One truck had about 15 holes in its windshield, the other two holes were found in the glass.
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Herman Alvarez
Cowan St
Mexico braces for handpicked successor in PRI system
Mexico’s leader will reveal his preferred successor by next October under the PRI’s tightly controlled process. The chosen candidate, likely to win, would gain power beyond the outgoing president, with opposition from the National Action party and other minor parties. The system deploys staged demonstrations and broad media coverage to shape public perception before a 1976 inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Echeverria
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Echeverria
United States
National Action Party
Granddaughter Visits Pope Land in Orla Era
Miss Mary Pope granddaughter of Captain John Pope visited Orla with Wesley Phillips to inspect Pope's camp site and river crossing once used by travelers. Now living in Walla Walla she toured the area during the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum dedication and recalled her grandfather's 1850s West Texas drilling feat and river crossing.
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Mary Pope
John Pope
Orla
Pope’s Crossing
Pope
Wesley Phillips
Francis Horton Pope
Captain Pope
Gen. Pope
Miss Pope
Walla Walla
West Texas
Permian Basin
Texas
Phillip
Texas gas raid protested at statewide hearing
Mack Wallace of the Texas Railroad Commission denounced a federal plan to divert Texas natural gas to interstate markets. He urged oil and gas executives to urge Congress to oppose the Hollings measure, arguing it would force intrastate gas into interstate use and harm Texas resources. He said 14 states would benefit, while Texas would bear the sacrifice.
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Austin
Tex
Mack Wallace
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Natural Gas
Northeast
Midwest
Wallace
Texas
Hollings
John Glenn
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
West Virginia
Delaware
Missouri
Iowa
California
Ex-staffer Steve May joins Carlsbad DA office
Steve May, formerly with Enterprise, becomes deputy administrative assistant and special investigator in Carlsbad District Attorney J Lee Cathey's office. He will work at least 20 hours weekly, researching federal law enforcement grant programs, expanding the statistical information program, and helping establish a public information service between the DA’s office and news media in the Fifth Judicial District. May, with social sciences degree from New Mexico Highlands University, was chosen for his media experience. He expressed excitement about the new challenge.
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Steve May
Enterprise
Carlsbad
J.lee Cathey
May
Fifth Judicial District
New Mexico Highlands Univ
Spanish in Paradise California origin and Baja California history
Spanish for Paradise California derives from Spanish conquistadors possibly Cortez. The name appeared as a mythical island in Esplandian by Montalvo in 1510. Baja California was first visited by the Spanish in 1533. the present U.S. state was later called Upper California.
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California
Cortez
Esplandian
Montalvo
Lower California
Baja California
U.S
Upper California
Pecos Enterprise Dispatches and News Credits Note
In Pecos Enterprise the paper credits dispatches and news items to the service and notes the publication of valued news within this issue. The text signals exclusive entitlement to credits and repeated attribution for dispatches and reports across the paper.
Notice and Order to Show Cause Red Bluff Water Bonds
In Reeves County Texas 143rd Judicial District a petition seeks a declaratory judgment authorizing Red Bluff Water Power Control District to issue Water Revenue Bonds Series 1975 for 1 150 000 with maturity terms 1977 1987 and 1976 1986. Court orders all property owners taxpayers citizens and others to appear by Oct 6 1975 to show cause why prayers should not be granted and bonds contracts validated. Publication required in Reeves Loving Ward Pecos counties twice 14 days prior to hearing.
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Reeves County
Texas
Reeves
Loving
Ward
Pecos
Calendar of comming events in the ecos area
A local events calendar lists meetings and civic activities for the week at sites including the wee citizen's center on E 10th Street and the Holiday Inn. It also records a court order directing service and notices to several organizations and officials, with dates, addresses, and the August 29 1975 order entry.
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Ecos Area
E. 10Th St
Wee Citizen’s Center
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Community Action Office
Lions
Holiday Inn
Ramada
Rotary Club
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Vic Juarez
Monahans
Ramon Almanza
Johnny Juarez
Ernest
Adolfo Almanza
Irene Garcia
Ernest Almanza
L.A. Pattillo
Inez Dudley Rogers
Yates Webster
Weatherford
Homer Akers
Gordon Rountree
Celia Cano
Odessa Medical Center Hospital
Stock Market Report
Fort Worth
New York Cotton Exchange
Associated Press
Alcoa
At&t
Beth Srl
Borden
Chrysler
Coca Cola
duPont
Eastman
Ford
Goodrich
Gulf Oil
Glf Star
Hart HK
Hous LP
IBM
John Joh
Marathon
Marcor
Specular Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Ney
Phill Pet
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sun Oil
Texaco
US Steel
Woolworth
Gordo
Gus Arriola
Eden
Mexico
Charles Green
Mexico City
Capt. Pope
Pecos Enterprise
Feabe
Negabiention Dispatches
Val News
Cedar St
P.O. Box
Ohn
Ynn Mack Owen
Eval
3Ecky Rivera
ARY Shute
Suben Baca
2Arlos Nichols
Texas Saree
Ptical
N. Grant
JC Penney
Pecos River Compact Commission
Wilma G. Sanford
N.M
Central National Bank of San
Texaco, Inc
Darrell Smith
Mgr. P. O
Midland
Texas Commerce Bank
National Association
P.O
Continental Oil Company
Frank Elliott P.O. Box
Midland, Texas
James Murdaugh
Capitol
J.H. Starley
Eptember
Wssf
Jerry Simmons
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