Moore to undergo sanity tests after Ford shooting
Sara Moore, charged with attempting to assassinate President Ford, is ordered to San Diego for psychiatric testing at Metropolitan Correctional Center. Magistrate Owen Woodruff set the Friday transfer with results due by Nov. 16, as Moore remains jailed on a $500,000 bond. Moore, a 45 year old mother, has a vague clouded memory of the event and faces a possible life sentence if convicted.
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San Francisco
Sara Moore
Ford
U.S
Owen Woodruff
San Diego
Metropolitan Correctional Center
Army jazz ensemble to perform in Pecos Thursday
The United States Army Field Band Studio Band will give an 8 p.m. concert at Pecos High School Auditorium on Thursday. Admission is free but by ticket only, with tickets available at the high school office, band directors, Pecos Enterprise, and local stores. Early arrival urged as doors close once seating fills. preschool children should not attend to ensure space for others. The event is sponsored by the Pecos Enterprise as a public service with publisher Pauly calling Pecos fortunate to host this rare cultural treat.
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United States Army
United States Army Field Band
United States
Pecos High School
David Dutchover
Pecos Enterprise
O’ferralis Pauly
Pecos
Eloise rips coast storms Florida Panhandle coast damage soars
Hurricane Eloise smashed a 40 mile coast stretch from Fort Walton Beach to Panama City with drenching rains and winds. One dead and damage estimated up to 100 million dollars. tens of thousands homeless and power and water unreliable. Officials warn five counties are worst hit as governor mobilizes guardsmen. Alabama Georgia and Tennessee report rains inland.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Florida Panhandle
Eloise
Tennessee
Panama City
Robert Smith
Florida
Division of Emergency Preparedness
Okaloosa
Walton
Bay
Holmes
Washington
H.gene Smith
Smith
Reubin Askew
Ford
Alabama
Georgia
Hartford
Ala
Jacksonville
Pecos column notes and local happenings in Pecos
John Paul Pit is remarks on a Cub Scout meeting at Municipal Park with Rev Noble Wiltshire and mothers, praising Darlene Kilmartin and Marlene Glenn for Cub leadership. Other items include coffee club chatter at Woolworth, a wild motorhome incident at John Charles Fonville’s, Mayor Pigman at Diezy Seis, and a joke about a Texas agriculture college and a chicken farming soil sample.
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John Paul Pitis
Municipal Park
Rev
Noble Wiltshire
First Methodist Church
Noble
Darlene Kilmartin
Marlene Glenn
Pecos
Darlene
Marlene
Veronica Barrera
Woolworth
Jerry Swaim
Penny’s
Agriculture and Military College
Texas
Alton Hughes
Agriculture College
Telephone Improvements Start In Pecos Texas
Continental Telephone Company of Texas officials report major upgrades to Pecos telephone service. Local manager Ron Ethridge says work in the alley between Oak and Cypress streets is part of a three phase plan to be completed by August 1976. Crews replace overhead lead cable with underground duct and manhole system to reduce local service problems in the 445 exchange. Work currently in the alley by the post office will extend south to Eighth Street.
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Pecos
Continental Telephone Company of Texas
Ron Ethridge
Oak and
Cypress Streets
Ethridge
Eighth St
City Hall to discuss water rate hike and debts
The Pecos city council schedules a 7:30 a.m. meeting to consider a water and services rate increase, $5,000 in revenue sharing to the rodeo and fair association, funding for Pecos Day Care Center, and bids for a new fire department booster truck. Also on the agenda are talks with Continental Telephone about local service issues and phased major cable upgrades including 1800 pair feeders and later distribution to customers, plus planned telephone number changes.
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Rodeo and Fair Association
Fire Department
Continental Telephone Company
Futher
Pecos
Monahans Lawyer Suspended For Two Years
Monahans attorney A R Archer Jr was suspended from practice for two years by 511st District Judge Earl Smith in San Angelo after a week-long trial. Archers guilty findings included mingling client funds with his own and attempting to obtain a false affidavit. Other counts were dismissed. Archer plans an appeal. Special prosecutor was Roddy Harrison.
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Monahans
A.R. Archer Jr
Earl Smith
San Angelo
Smith
Archer
District Bar Association
Ward County
Jack Griggs
Texas Supreme Court
Pecos
Roddy Harrison
Water service restored after repairs in Pecos downtown
City crews fixed major breaks in water and sewer mains between Third and Fourth streets in Pecos. Water restored Tuesday night after days of work. a 10 foot sink hole in an alley was tied to a sewer line break. Fully restored just before noon. Also notes field day date change to October 2 for the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station event with theme on reducing costs in Trans-Pecos cropping systems.
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Third
Fourth
Pecos
S.B. Hunt
Hunt
Oak
Cedar Streets
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
James D. Hefner
Trans-Pecos
Hefner
Pecos Evening Optimist Club Beer Sale OK in Saragosa Hall
The Pecos Evening Optimist Club won approval to sell beer at club dances in Saragosa Hall on the east side. A final county court hearing Monday cleared a special exemption to city ordinances, with limits: Friday Saturday and holiday nights from 8 p.m. to midnight, and Sunday 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., excluding school function times at Earl Bell Kindergarten adjacent to Saragosa Hall. The permit requires compliance with all laws and auto revocation for violations.
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Saragosa Hall
Planning and Zoning Board of Adjustment
Earl Bell Kindergarten
Zoning Board of Adjustmet
Counheghaes Sales
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Moore
James Hewitt
FBI
Bureau
Associated Press
Hewitt
Mrs. Moore
Army Jazz Band
Eloise Rips Coast
Stan Kenton
Buddy Rich
David J. Wolpe
Pasadena
California
U.S. Army
É Que
Paso
John Charles Fonville
Foodway
John
Pigman
Water Service
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