Peace Major Opened At Manhattan College
Manhattan College in New York offers what is believed to be the first undergraduate peace major. Eight juniors began the program, which spans eight courses and a seminar, drawn from history biology literature religion psychology economics and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NEW York
Manhattan College
Roman Catholic College
Pacem In Terris Institute
Manhattan
John XXIII
Earth
Tom Stonier
Stonier
Vandalism and City Court Actions Reported
The file lists vandalism on Celotex siding near North Pecan Street with multiple suspects and dates from September 14 to 20 1971, plus unrelated property damage reports and several court dispositions including traffic tickets and eminent domain proceedings involving State of Texas and highway projects.
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Phillip Stroud
Pecan Street
Pecos Street
Ghe Street
State of Texas
West Texas Production Credit Association
O. J. Bryan
Bryan Farm
Death of Roy Moore at Pecos Home
Roy Moore, 54, died of an apparent heart attack early today at his Pecos home. Born March 3, 1917 in Pecos, he lived here all his life and worked for the Texas Highway Department the last 14 years. Survivors include son Randal in Oklahoma, daughter Barbara Hooks in Memphis, one grandchild, his father B E Moore, brother Bennie Moore, and sister Ruby Woodley, all of Pecos. Funeral rites are pending at Pecos Funeral Home.
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Moore
Pecos
Texas Highway Department
Randal
Oklahoma
Barbara Hooks
Memphis
Tenn
B. E. Moore
Bennie Moore
Ruby Woodley
Cold front brings drizzle and record lows across Texas Panhandle
The Associated Press reports a cold front moving south through the Texas Panhandle caused light rain and fog across central, east and southwest Texas. Rain briefly extended into New Mexico and Oklahoma at near inch per hour rates. Dalhart dipped to 44 and Amarillo to 50 behind the front while Galveston remained 74.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Dalhart
Amarillo
Galveston
Longview
Brownsville
el Paso
Alice
Victoria
Palacios
Houston
Beaumont
College Station
Lufkin
Texas
Pecos Chamber Plans Fall Sidewalk Sale Weekend
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce Merchant’s Committee hosts a two day Fall Sidewalk Sale with bargains on summer merchandise and slow selling items. Future plans include a 100 job pipeline project lasting about 30 days, 40 jobs from Union Oil Co Truck Harbor when operational in late 1972, and a 2 million dollar low income housing project starting in 1972 with 130 units, landscaping, and ongoing maintenance boosting local employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Pecos
Union Oil Co
Ed McAnally
Prices steady for groceries while other costs rise
The report shows grocery prices unchanged in August for the first time since January. Housing transportation and medical care each rose about five tenths, gasoline up 3.7 percent, recreation up a tenth. clothing fell 0.3 percent though shoes rose 0.5 percent.
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Bureau
American prison reform in crisis across the nation
Washington AP reports a consensus that the US correction system is a national disgrace failing to rehabilitate or protect the public. Attica to San Quentin house 200000 inmates with 1.5 million in local jails yearly. 60 to 70 percent reoffend. Federal figures show 95 percent of $1.5 billion annual corrections spending goes to custodial costs.
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Washington
United States
Richard W. Velde
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
America
Attica
New York
San Quentin
California
New York City
Orleans Parish
New Orleans
Out of
Nixon
American Correctional Association
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
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Pecos Enterprise
By Louise Cook
Martha Hooper
Shirley Lloyd
Andrea Natividad
Eddie Franklin
Ruben Gomez
Julia Casares
Tomasa Salgado
Grace Smith
Betty Navarette
Martha Hopper
Mona Mauldin
Annie Mae Bond
Delores Muniz
Mary Sais
Kay Coley
Mike Navarette
Augustina Ornelas
Alice Matta
Romalea Perales
Anna McNurlen
Arthur Maves
Josephine Alvarez
Maggie Ragesdale
Morris Jordan
Kelvin Holub
Shamian Wofford
Petra Natividad
Delia Duran
Grace Stevenson
Romelia Perales
Maria Gomez
Manuel Dominguez
Emilea Mills
Ruby Salcido
Theodore Fuentez
Mulberry St
Prowler Baylor Pruett
Johnson St
Curt Martin Willey
Kyle D. Johnson
District Court
Ray Kesey
H&m Truck and Tractor Co. Inc
International Harvester Co
Kesey
JP Court
Donna Fromm Patterson
Lewis A. Williams
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert James Sarles
Ft. Werth
Roy Moore
W. 13Th St
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Cedar J
P. O
Reeves County
Cold Front
Kentucky
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Commentarial
Harold Meyer
Rinco Latino
Isa Martinez
Norma Jean Wright
Evangelina Natividad
Michelle Villalobos
Evangelina Lara
Meliza Leyva
Connie Orona
Maria Lourdes Fuentes
Jean Estorga
Elizabeth Wright
Jesucit
Norma Jean Estorga
Debra Lara
Ana Maria Natividad
Tony Fuentes
Eva Lujan
Connie Chacén
Liza Dominguez
Ida Florez
Dianna Orona
Arturo Orona
Belinda Orona
Israel Matta
Iban
la Senorita
el Mariachi
Santa Rosa
Hizo
Una Buena Presentación Y
el Sr
Tedfilo Madrid Interpreto En Forma Magistral el Corrido de Chihuahua
la Poesia ‘‘A
Hidalgo
Declamada Por
Miramontes
Elliott Printing
Cedar Street
Miguel Hidalgo Y
Costilla
Arnie Calderon
Wright, Orona
Salinas
Lara
Bill Allen
Pecos Cab Company
Jerry Lewis
Linda De’Ann McAnally
Henry McAnally
City Park Zoo
Jack
Jill
Pioto
Firebird
Pontiac
Pontiac Motor Division
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