Permian Historical Society issues permies for JustMusin' works
Yandeell Alton Hughes receives a Permie award for JustMusin' with belt and boots symbolizing early cattle ranching in the Permian Basin while petroleum era signs appear. Clyde Heron of Odessa drew the illustration with the citation. The three publications honored were Crane News Odessa American Oil Edition Southwest Heritage. The society covers Andrews to Ward counties in Texas and Lea County New Mexico.
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Permian Basin
Clyde Heron
Odessa
Soci
Ety
Crane News
Odessa American
Southwest Heritage Magazine
Hobbs
N.M
Lea County
Lovington
The
Permian Historical Society
Texas
Andrews
Borden
Crane, Crockett
Dawson
Ector
Gaines
Glasscock
Howard
Loving
Martin
Midland
Mitchell
Pecos
Reagan
Reeves
Scurry
Upton
Ward
Winkler
Yoakum
New Mexico
Savings and Loan Sees October Move
Pecos Savings and Loan Association plans to relocate in October, signaling a strategic shift in operations. The move aims to expand services and improve access for customers in the region.
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Pecos Savings and Loan
Joel Daniel
Pecos Savings and Loan Asesociation
Two men sentenced in Reeves County marijuana case
Two men, Joe Galindo and Gary Buckman, were sentenced to 10 days in jail and $500 fines plus court costs in Reeves County for possession of under four ounces of marijuana, the first trial under the new misdemeanor statute. Both defendants were jailed after arrest on Sept 9 and Sept 4 and appeared before County Judge Darrell Glover.
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Reeves County
Joe Galindo Galindo
Gary Philip Buckman
Beldit
Wis
Darrell Glover
Galindo
Charles Smith
Buckman
DPS
Hauser named president and COO of Warner Cable
Gustave M. Hauser is named president and chief operating officer of New York Warner Cable Corp. Alfred R. Stern remains chairman and CEO. Warner Cable serves over 415,000 subscribers in 31 states, including Pecos, as part of a top management realignment.
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New York
Warner Cable
Gus Hauser
Warner Cable Corp
Pecos
Reeves County property values rise 132 percent in five years
A Census Bureau survey shows Reeves County assessed realty and taxable holdings climbing 132 percent in five years, far above national 43 percent and Southern 53 percent increases. Local tax base per capita reached $5,190, with property taxes supplying about 84.6 percent of total revenue.
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Reeves County
United States
Census Bureau
World wheat shortage reduced by the council's revised forecast
London based International Wheat Council lowered the 1973 74 wheat shortfall to three to six million tons, citing better crop prospects in the Northern Hemisphere and improved coarse grain supply. The revision raises expected wheat availabilities to 59 62 million tons with import needs at 62 64 million tons, ahead of a Rome meeting of major producers.
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London
International Wheat Council
Council
Smallest of sextuplets dies from lung disease
The smallest of the Stanek sextuplets, Julia Stanek, died from hyaline membrane disease, a lung illness common in premature infants. Three siblings showed symptoms, two received blood transfusions, Catherine and Nathan improved to poor, while Julia lived about 44 hours and received two blood exchange transfusions and respiratory support at Colorado General Hospital.
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Denver
Colo
Catherine
Nathan
Colorado General Hospital
Julia Stanek
Julia
Pecos Board to Meet at Yearn to Learn Center
Pecos will hold its monthly board meeting at the Yearn to Learn Center 212 St Oak St at 845 p.m. today. A report on the recent chapter evaluation by David Perry will be presented by Director Arnie Calderon. Calderon invites all members and interested locals to attend and notes NYC slots are available for out of school youths meeting gov guidelines, NYC director is H L Ramsey.
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Image of
Pecos
St. Oak St
David Perry
Arnie Calderon
Calderon
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Nyc
H.L. Ramsey
Skies Clear But Warm Temperatures Persist Across Texas
Weather notes show clear to partly cloudy skies with warm highs around 89 in Texas and a cooler early morning dip near 60. Showers hit far West Texas and southern New Mexico with 2 inch totals at Rio Grande City, while El Paso reached 98 degrees. Nationwide, scattered storms lingered from the Carolinas to the Plains, with four tornadoes reported in eastern New York and southern New England and coastal rainfall heavy in places.
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Associated Press
Texas
New Mexico
el Paso
Brownsville
South Central
South Texas
Rio Grande City
Childress
Dalhart
Panhandle
Galveston
Carolinas
Florida
Central
Plains
Rockies
Atlantic
Catawba
S.C
New York
Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
New England
Long Island
Danbury
Conn
U.S
Lake Ontario
Oil interests back new energy policy in Midland Club talk
PBPA President John Dorr told Midland Petroleum Club members the Permian Basin Petroleum Association backs the president’s energy policy statement. He said the group will push for meaningful incentives for the domestic independent industry.
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Permian Basin Petroleum Association
United States
PBPA
John Dorr
Midland Petroleum Club
Dorr
United Fund Campaign Set to Launch in October
Directors and branch heads of the local United Fund campaign met with fund chairman Bob Miller to finalize setup and plans. They aim to begin soliciting donations in the second or third week of October, with the drive running about six weeks and concluding in late November.
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United Fund
Bob Miller
Miller
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Permie
JustMusin
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Fifth and Cypress
Saveings and Loan Firm
Lynn Webb
Yvonne Martin
W. Seventh Street
State Welfare Office
Fourth St
United States Department of Agriculture
Nally
Rome
World Food and Agricultural Organization
Mercury
Chevrolet
Buick
Ed Robinson
West Texas
Corning Ware
Robinson
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