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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1976

Page

2

Balmorhea council reviews finances and school plans

Balmorhea City Council met with Mayor Helen Humphries and six members to hear a sales tax report, approve bids from Fidelity for filing cabinets, discuss a franchise tax for A L Nieman of S W Gas, appoint Ted Painter to inspect the tax roll, and approve a $100 payment to the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission. The meeting also covered insurance on the water tower, bank funds, roof repairs at the fire house, and Prude Ranch School opening with approximately 50 anticipated students and new teachers. Balmorhea sponsors the Prude Ranch school with FFA President Kim Johnson addressing the Balmorhea FFA members.

Balmorhea Helen Humphries Alfred Pax Pecos Cook Odes O'Rear Jack Hoffman Bill Sprinkle Cassie Farrington Fort Stockton Pecos Fidelity Co Fidelity A.L. Nieman S.W. Gas Co Alpine Council Ted Painter Billy Turner Childress Permian Basin

Noon market report reflects gains amid heavy trading

New York stock prices rose slightly at noon with the Dow Jones average up 1.58 to 1,016.37, tracking Tuesday’s 20.38 point rally. Gainers led 3 to 2 among NYSE issues as analysts warned of profit taking near multi-decade highs, with General Motors among active stocks slipping 0.125.

New York Wall Street General Motors

Local News Briefs Include Markets And FFA Talk

Stock indices drift as the Big Board eases and AMEX rises. Cotton futures ease and cattle and hog quotes mixed in Fort Worth and Amarillo reports. Meanwhile Lucas Carrillo speaks on building up the FFA with a district stop in Alpine this Tuesday afternoon.

FFA Lucas Carrillo Alpine

Balmorhea Bears Prep For Big Games This Week

Balmorhea notes state swine flu shots may be offered in October. Howard Wagnon of Hobbs, a Balmorhea visitor, is with a pipe and drilling firm and a former local student. Billie Lozano and wife travel to Midland for doctor visits. The Balmorhea junior Bears host Grandfalls next Thursday at 5 pm and later travel to Alpine for a JV game at 7:30 pm with Coach Randle.

Balmorhea Howard Wagnon Hobbs N.M The Pipe and Drilling Company BEARS Alpine Alpine JV Randle

Rain restores lake levels and greened hillsides

A rainstorm in the mountains Sunday night raised creek flows and boosted the intake canal, helping reservoir levels grow by several feet and edging toward full. Patty and Buck Towler visited their Fort Davis cabin, noting 28 inches of rain this summer and vibrant, revived oaks. A correction states Charles Keathley’s East Texas Motor Freight truck was struck by Carlos Ybarra’s auto on Third Street, with no injuries reported.

Patty Buck Towler Fort Davis East Texas Charles Keathley S. Hackberry St Carlos Ybarra S. Peach St Third Street

Area News Bits From Texas Theaters and Gas Lights

Odessa chamber plans to end two city funded agencies as 65 participants at the annual retreat approve dissolution when contracts expire this month. Midland Airlines adds three Houston Hobby flights from Oct 1 with Dallas Fort Worth stopovers. Austin reports cattle feeders face losses per head amid higher August placements and elevated grain costs. San Angelo Angelo State Rodeo Association schedules amateur rodeo for Nov 19-20 to fund program needs. Odessa county approves 15 month 450000 indigent maternity care contract with Women’s and Children’s Hospital, with billing terms after discharge and a 10 percent deduction.

Sweetwaller Odessa Chamber of Commerce Economic Research and Development Council Conventions and Visitors Bureau Midland — Texas International Airlines Frank Lorenzo Midland Regional Air Terminal Midland-Odessa Houston Hobby Airport Dallas-Fort Worth International Hobby Lorenzo Midland Odessa Houston Hobby Airport Austin John C. White White Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Gary Culp Texas Cattle Feeders Association San Angelo Angelo State University Rodeo Association Rodeo Association Patty Perrill Ms. Perrill ASURA Angelo State Coleman County Commissioners Court Women’s and Children’s Hospital Julian Pressly Joe Johnson Erskine Wunsch

Telephone rate case aims to fund two year expansion plan

A Continental Telephone executive outlined a two year lead time needed to meet rising demand for service expansion and noted ongoing aggressive rate adjustments. The company cited inflation and higher operating costs as reasons for the proposed rate hike, stressing the need to maintain a healthy financial position.

Continental Miles Texas Public Utility

Pickup Hits Home Damaging 514 W Seventh Street

A pickup driven by Michael Allgood of Barstow struck a rock fence and then the home of Guy Walker at 514 W Seventh Street around 8:30 p.m. causing heavy damage to furniture and kitchenware. Allgood escaped injury and investigators noted prior collision with Fern King’s fence at 611 S Willow Street. Police also reported a separate 8:25 a.m. crash at Seventh and Cedar Streets involving Linda Vigar and Mary Varela. Officers are seeking the high speed driver who fled a service station after striking a utility pole, with the vehicle later found outside a local tavern.

Seventh Street Guy Walker Seventh St Michael Allgood Barstow Walker Linda Vigar Pecos Mary Varela Elm St Seventh and Cedar Streets Vigar Cedar Street Varela E. Third Street

Manslaughter plea yields fine and probation

Monahans resident Paul M. Paluda received a $1,000 fine and a 10 year probated sentence after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter. Judge J H Starkey set the terms in a Sept. 10 non jury trial for the March 4 crash at Country Club Drive and Palmer Street that killed 21 year old Georgia Birkla of Pecos. Indicted March 15 by Reeves County grand jury, Paluda faced up to 10 years and a $5,000 maximum.

Monahans Paul M. Paluda J.H. Starley Paluda Georgia Birkla Pecos Broadside Country Club Drive Palmer Street Reeves County Grand Jury

Federation Day Program and Club Meeting Notices

A list of community meetings and events scheduled across Pecos and area. Includes Federation Day program led by Mrs. Ro bert Tipps and Mrs. Charles White at Pecos Valley Country Club 12 30 p m, Girl Scout and Homemaker events, Swine Flu vaccination volunteers, Lions and Optimists club meetings, Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon sessions, TOPS group gatherings, and PTA meeting at Austin Elementary School.

TFWC Robert Tipps Western District Charles White Pecos Valley Country Club Tops Club Federation Tops TX 259 St. Community

Carter interview sparks varied reactions in Washington

William A. Powell criticizes Carter as flabbergasted by remarks. Senator Byrd says the interview was blunt but not terminal, while Senator Scott jokes about fluff. White House spokesman Nessen offers no comment on the interview content.

William A. Powell The Southern Baptist Journal Atlanta Carter Senate Robert C. Byrd Washington White House Ron Nessen Ford

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