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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1979

Page

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Tractor blast injures fifteen at Fort Worth convention center

Fifteen people were hurt when a souped up tractor exploded during a tractor pulling contest at the Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth Texas. Four remained hospitalized, one in serious condition. Inspectors doubled safety checks after the incident and spectators aided until ambulances arrived.

Fort Worth R.B. Allen Hardware and Implements Association Louis Owen Owen Gray Brothers Park

Oil spill damages in Texas may top 360 million

Seven weeks after the Ixtoc I spill began blackening South Texas shores, total claims and cleanup costs reach at least 360 million with 5.4 million spent or earmarked for beaches and bays. Mexican authorities move to cone the well in Campeche, cutting flow by 85 percent as U S. Coast Guard holds funds and plans more. Civil suits seek 355 million against Pemex Permargo and SEDCO, with Texas Attorney General Mark White pursuing SEDCO after talks between presidents Portillo and Carter.

Coast Guard Bay of Campeche Texas U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Coast Guard Commandment Gulf Coast Pemex

Small town mayors seek national group to boost voice

In Dunellen New Jersey Mayor Larry Anzovino argues big cities pull strings in Washington and small towns lose out. As head of the New Jersey Mayors Association he aims to form a national organization to place small communities closer to the president. He says mayors are closer to the people and deserve greater influence than they currently have.

Winners named in Pecos Enterprise Football Contest

Richard Chavez won first prize of 25 dollars for the Pecos Enterprise Football Contest with 38 point tie breaker on the Texas A M Penn State game. Eddie Rodriguez second with 15 dollars and 35 points. Mrs G E Waltisperger took 10 dollars with 34 points. Several contestants missed two games and many missed Notre Dame Purdue. Sponsors listed for the contest include local businesses and services.

Pecos Richard Chavez Country Club Ramon O. Natividad S. Oak Notre Dame Purdue Gloria Avila Frances Florez Anastacio Minjarez Sherlene Nelson E.G. Schwindt Chebo Tarin Ruben Rayos Fred Mata Herman Wilson Nieves Bustamante Elias Lozano Rudy Morales Joe Evelyn Brownlee Larry Fleming

Flood survey shows thousands of homes hit by heavy rains

Red Cross counts show 2,837 homes flooded in Harris and Brazoria counties from last week’s rains. Liverpool area worst hit with 10 destroyed and 44 major damage. Claudette earlier caused 3,428 Harris and 3,576 Brazoria homes damaged. Galveston survey incomplete. Bill Barron notes 1,937 Harris homes flooded, 250 major damage, about 900 Brazoria homes damaged.

Houston Red Cross Harris Brazoria Claudette Galveston County Bill Barron The Harris County Barron Brazoria County Liverpool

Juror in Davis trial suffers broken leg

Juror Kathryn Holman, 53, a housewife and one of four women on the Cullen Davis murder conspiracy jury, broke her leg over the weekend. District Judge Gordon Gray summoned counsel to court to decide whether to pause or proceed with 11 jurors, with an operation set for 10 a.m. today and the trial approaching Thanksgiving.

Fort Worth, Texas Cullen Davis Gordon Gray Gray Jack Strickland Kathryn Holman

Pecos Area Weather Through Tuesday Forecast

Fair skies and pleasant temperatures prevail for Pecos and nearby areas through tomorrow. Sunday’s high reached 97 with a low of 55 this morning. Expect fair conditions with minimal temperature changes through Tuesday. Highs range from the upper 80s to the upper 90s, with lows tonight from the mid 50s in the north to the lower 60s in the south and 50s in the mountains.

Pecos

Dollar slides to 11 month low against mark in Europe

The dollar fell to its lowest afternoon level in 11 months versus the West German mark after Europe revalued its strongest currency. Gold rallied with early price gains around $7 an ounce, while fixing rates in Frankfurt showed the dollar weaker than morning levels.

London Europe Zurich Brussels

Governor Clements calls lawsuits political moves over SEDCO case

Texas Governor Bill Clements says the plan by Attorney General Mark White to sue SEDCO over an offshore oil spill is political rhetoric rather than substance. He notes he put his SEDCO stake in a blind trust and says he was not consulted about the legal maneuvers.

Dallas Bill Clements Texas Europe Soviet Union Mark White Sedco, Inc Clements SEDCO Holland

Commissioners OK New Probation Officer In Pecos

Reeves County Commissioners Court approved Jose F. Trujillo as the new adult probation officer replacing Don Mills who became Monahans police chief. The court also adopted punch card voting for the November election and consolidated Pecos boxes with Howard T. Collier as election judge. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm for three constitutional amendments.

Reeves County Commissioners Court Jose F. Trujillo Trujillo Don Mills Monahans Pecos Fort Stockton Reeves County Howard T. Collier

Brown Offers Alternative Presidential Path for Democrats

California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr says Democrats need new leadership or risk defeat in 1980. He visits Dallas and Houston three days to stir votes, raise funds, and plant seeds for a possible presidential bid while opposing nuclear power and urging fossil fuels, solar, and natural gas as a bridge to new tech. Brown has not formally entered the race and leads the Brown for President Exploratory Committee.

Dallas California Edmund G. Brown Jr Democratic Party America Brown Texas Houston Congress Carter

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Ysela Herrera Eva Herrera Minnie Lara Ray Morales Robert Hinojos Snyder Fire Department Earl Valentine Valentine Mike Culpepper Southwest Hardware & Implement Association Susan Stoler Associated Press Corpus Christi Ixtoc I Ceneral Mark White White Washington Jose Lopez Portillo South Padre Island Jim Wafer Oil JC Penney Crawford Hughes Agency Radio Shack Hill’s Thriftway Wackers Williams Department Pecos Motors Brown Pipe and Supply Kesey Oil Pecos Furniture Pecos Transit Mix Pecos Cab Company Engine Service Pecos Tire Sprouse Reitz Dan's Record Shop Delaware Basin Aggregates Holiday Inn Dairy Mart Pecos Valley Railroad Big Bend Bottling Company the Patchwork Pecos Inn Davis Priscilla West Texas Frankfurt Dallas-Fort Worth
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