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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1976

Page

2

Space suit for Bubble Baby aims to end isolation

David, a five year old SCID patient born in 1971, may soon receive a specially designed Mobile Biological Isolation System suit from Johnson Space Center and Texas Children's Hospital. The rubberized spacesuit with a transporter ventilator creates a mobile sterile zone for brief outside excursions. Delivery to Texas Children's Hospital is planned for December under federal funding, allowing David to spend time beyond his plastic bubble within a ten foot radius of air supply.

Houston David Johnson Space Center Texas Children's Hospital Space Center Gary Primeaux Primeaux Mobile Biological Isolation Baylor College of Medicine Ter Texas Children’s Hospital Baylor

Wildlife symposium at Sul Ross State University

On Sept 30 at 9 a.m. a wildlife symposium will be held at the Range Animal Science Center, Sul Ross State University, Alpine. Registration begins at 9, with a $2 fee for a free barbecue lunch at noon. The program is sponsored by Sul Ross, Texas Section of the Society for Range Management, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, and the Sul Ross Student Section of SRM, featuring experts on wildlife management in the Trans-Pecos.

Range Animal Science Center Sul Ross State University Alpine Texas Society For Range Management Texas Agricultural Extension Service Sul Ross Trans-Pecos

Dow breaks 1000 as market advances at noon

New York stocks surge past 1000 with the Dow at 1003.57 at noon. Gains led by General Motors Exxon IBM and Eastman Kodak while the composite index rose to 57.13 on the Big Board. Cotton futures rise on demand and mild news. cattle and hog markets show mixed moves in Fort Worth trading.

New York Wall Street Federal Reserve General Motors Exxon duPont IBM Eastman Kodak American Stock Exchange NYSE New York Cotton Exchange Fort Worth Tex Dow Jones A.m Indus The Associated Press Alcoa Ric Beth St Bri Chrysler Coca Cola Dow Ford Gen Foods Gen Tire A&p Gulf Oi Glf Star Hous LP Int Paper Jhn-Man John Joh Litton Marathon Mobil Oi Monsanto Penney Phill Pet RCA Safeway Sears Sony Stand Indh Sun Co Texaco Texas Time Inc UN Carbide Uniroyal US Steel Woolworth Wiv Xerox

Two Die In Carlsbad Narcotics Plane Crash In New Mexico

State police seek identities of two men killed when a twin engine Navajo Chieftain carrying an estimated 1,200 pounds of marijuana crashed and burned in El Paso Gap about 50 miles west of Carlsbad. The wreckage was found at daybreak Sunday and bodies were severely burned, hindering identification.

Carlsbad el Paso Gap Artesia Jerry Wood

Flash flooding lingers across parts of Texas

Cooler, drier air moved into northern Texas while lingering rainfall persisted in the extreme south. A cold front crossed the Upper Texas Coast into the Gulf, with moisture lingering between Corpus Christi and Brownsville. Houston saw continuing street flooding and record rain totals of 7.32 inches in 13 hours at the airport.

Associated Press Texas Gulf of Mexico Corpus Christi Brownsville Houston Harris County Amarillo Dalhart Panhandle McAllen

Highway department faces lean funding period in Texas

The Texas Department of Highways warns of a 64 percent budget cut affecting 11 counties including Reeves. Statewide layoffs total 2,300 with 600 more likely in September. Construction will be possible for about six to seven years, then maintenance funding dwindles to danger levels.

Texas Department of Highways Reeves Jack Ferguson Balmorhea Cayanosa Ferguson County Club Drive Verhalen Texas Luther DeBerry Direc Tor

Burglars Steal From Pecos Ice Company News

Police report a theft at Pecos Ice Company 200 W Second St with an estimated 30 dollars stolen. Weekend prowlers caused about 300 dollars in damage to the building. Also under investigation: theft of tools from an unattended pickup, vandalism to a Newell Oil transport truck windshield and door glass, and broken windows at the Judge Roy Bean replica in West of the Pecos Park. A flute valued at 75 dollars was reported stolen from Crockett Junior High School. A free ride on gasoline from a Minit Mart pump was also noted. A minor crash at Eighth and Eddy involved J T Moore and Kathy Leeson with no injuries.

Big Spring Texas and Pacific M.H. Barnes Ronnie Walker Rupert Cagle F.D. Hamill Salem Road Sweetwater Pecos Ice Company Second St Newell Oil Company N. Cedar St Judge Roy Bean Kent Cotton Wyoming St Crockett Junior High School Minit Mart Eight Cedar Streets Eighth and Eddy Streets J.T. Moore Jefferson St Kathy Leeson W. Fourth St Moore Leeson Eddy

Deaths highlight Shipley III and Hinkle families

Obituary notices for William Frederic Shipley III of Tyler and Bob Hinkle of Alexandria detail their deaths after illness and occupations. Shipley, 58, owned a Tyler 7-11, WWII Navy veteran, survived by widow Gladys and children, with services at Burks Walker Tippit and burial in Rose Hill. Hinkle, 56, Virginia publisher and Pecos native, leaves two daughters, a son, and sisters. previously related to Pecos and Amarillo.

William Frederic Shipley III Tyler George Regas Pecos Burks- Walker-Tippit Rosehill Shipley Big Cabin Oklo U.S. Navy Gladys Shipley Jim S. Shipley William F. Shipley IV Lubbock Bob Hinkle Harry W Bob) Hinkle Alexandria Betty Hinkle Mr. Hinkle Pecos High School Virginia Springfield Weekly Independent Betsy Ross Martha Ross Jane Hinkle Alexandria, Va Woody Hinkle Mary Valliant Amarilo

Barbs By Phil Pastoret A Tossed Booster Switchboard Anecdote

A compact column by Phil Pastoret riffs on office life with a light jab at boosters and a switchboard operator who jokes about dating the telephone girls. It reads as a witty, social observation piece from a column collection.

Businessmen to Meet in El Paso September 30

West Texas businessmen will gather in El Paso on Sept 30 for a day-long seminar with government officials to learn about programs aiding business. Congressman Richard White will attend and speak at the luncheon. Participants may enroll by sending 15 dollars to the El Paso Chamber of Commerce.

Richard C. White National Federation of Independent Business NFIB Wilson S. Johnson White Washington West Texas el Paso Richard White Congressman White el Paso Chamber of Commerce Civic Center Plaza Lockhart

Roden Named Information and Education Director at Planned Parenthood

Mrs Gloria Roden was appointed Information and Education Director by Permian Basin Planned Parenthood Inc serving 17 counties with Odessa HQ. The former Smithsonian associate and Stephens College faculty member will oversee community relations public information and the educational program. She is a San Antonio native and holds an MA in history from the University of Missouri.

Gloria Roden Permian Basin Planned Parenthood, Inc Stephens College Columbia United States Europe England Sweden San Antonio Jacob S. Roden

Pecos News Staff and Circulation Rates Listing

Pecos daily paper lists staff roles including Managing Editor Peggy McCracken City Editor Lynn Webb Family Editor Nova Gutierrez Advertising Manager Dan Osborn and others. It publishes evenings Monday through Friday with varying mail and delivery rates for Reeves County and surrounding counties.

Peggy McCracken Lynn Webb Nova Gutierrez Diane Osborn Dan Doris Welch Ruben Baca Emily Galindo Carlos Nichols Mary Carpenter

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Bubble Baby Wildlife Kermit Kermit City Jerry Haynes Haynes Water Department C-C Odessa Bob Murphey Odessa Chamber of Commerce Nacogdoches Murphey Western Union Ernie Crawford T&p West Midwest Plains Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan New England Mississippi Valley Great Lakes North Carolina Oregon Nevada California New Mexico Central Plains Rockies Atlantic Gulf Highway Department Ohio Valley Warroad Minn Fort Lauderdale Key West Fla Dale Blackstock Cactus St Pecos Park Flute W.F. Shipley Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous Al-Anon S. Oak St Federation Tops TX 259 TFWC Robert Tipps Western District Charles White Pecos Valley Country Club Lions Club American Motors Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den Pecos Optimists Chaparral Village American Legion Legion Hall Phil Pastoret Roden Parenthood Petts Eater Cedar St P.O. Box Reeves County Ward Loving Culberson Jeff Davis Wo Tee
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