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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1973

Page

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Reeves County records nine traffic fatalities this year

A 73-year-old Florida man and his 77-year-old wife, Stanley A. Nelson and Susie C. Nelson, died in a single-vehicle crash 15.3 miles east of Balmorhea on U.S. 290 at 9:50 a.m. Monday. The right rear tire blew, the car hit a drainage box wing, and the vehicle plunged six feet. Justice of the peace Clayton Stallings pronounced them dead at the scene. bodies were sent to Muskegon, Michigan. The Reeves County death toll now stands at nine for the year, with two other fatalities in Pecos.

Vennice Flaman Reeves County Stanley A. Nelson Susie C. Nelson Balmorhea U.S. 290 Department of Public Safety H. D. Welch Welch Justice of the Peace Clayton Pecos Muskegon Mich

Growth talk on The Limits to Growth in Odessa

The Permian Basin Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers meets at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Bonanza Sirloin Pit in Odessa. George S. Price will discuss a MIT based computer model predicting trends in industry food population resources and pollution. Reservations with Phil Collier at Perry Gas Processors by Wednesday.

Permian Basin American Institute of Chemical Engineers Bonanza Sirloin Pit Odessa George S. Price MIT Phil Collier Perry Gas Processors

Six Scouts Earn Eagle at Troop 68 Court of Honor

Six Boy Scouts of Troop 68 Post 75 received Eagle badges at a Pecos Junior High School Court of Honor. Recipients Rodney Grable Kent Holiday Clay Slack John Spence Robert Van Wickle and Mark Williamson join ranks with diverse badges and community service feats.

Boy Scouts Post 75 Pecos Rodney Grable Kent Holiday Clay Slack John Spence Robert van Wickle Mark Williamson Pecos High School Tantanka Lodge Brotherhood Kent Richard C. Slack Jefferson Order of the Arrow Clay January Barstow John Robert van Vickle David van Vickle Arthur Ill Readers Digest Association Boy Scouts of America Tommy Williamson Mark Carol Corbin Buffalo Trail Council Darren Owens Corbin Allen Barber Boy Scouts of America of North Brunswick N.J Nixon Benjamin Meek Mathew Williamson Charlie Weinacht Steve Hefner

Dying man plans rites before his death in Florida

James Cogan, 51, who died Saturday after a July surgery found a malignant gastric tumor. He left his Tallahassee appliance store job before Labor Day to arrange his funeral and spoke of death as freedom from care and pain. He spent his final days on a 90 acre cattle ranch five miles east of Tallahassee.

Tallahassee Fla James Cogan Cogan

Toy VW stolen from Morris Street driveway

A child's toy Volkswagen valued about 25 dollars was reported taken from 1515 Morris Street the Richard Thorpe residence. Officers were told the toy was likely removed between 10:30 and 11:30 p.m. Monday.

Richard Thorpe Morris St Thorpe

Beef price falls as Texas cattle market reopens

In Amarillo and across Texas, a flood of cattle released from a price freeze pushed live cattle prices downward while stockyards volume rose. Retail prices begin to ease with wholesalers and packers set to reflect lower costs, and some stores already cutting beef by ten cents a pound.

Amarillo Tex Texas George John Affiliated Foods, Inc Charlie Ball Louis Gibson Glover Packing Co John Texdas

Continued hot days favor cotton crops in Pecos area

Weather trends keep cotton farmers hopeful as temperatures hit 100 in Pecos region with 57 dawn low and increasing clouds. Gulf air brings showers coastwise while West Texas sees clear skies. Tornado watches fade as scattered storms, heavy rains, and flooding affect Dallas to Kansas City corridors and Oklahoma vicinity.

Pecos Associated Press Texas Gulf of Mexico Galveston Palacios Orange Louisiana Panhandle Plains Lubbock Ardmore Okla North Texas Collin Cooke, Denton Fannin Grayston Montage Dalhart Amarillo Panhandle Alacios Austin Mineral Wells Wink East Texas Plains Midwest

UTPB Enrolment Reaches 1110 As Semester Begins

The University of Texas of the Permian Basin reports 1110 students enrolled as the 12th class day approaches. Full-time equivalents total 751, with eight foreign nations represented and India contributing the largest foreign group. Most students come from the Midland Odessa area. 858 men and 52 women are enrolled in junior, senior and graduate programs. American Literature leads with 91 students, followed by Behavior Modification at 82.

University of Texas Permian Basin Texas B.H. Amstead UT Permian UIT Permian India Egypt Japan Mexico Nigeria Pakistan Republic of China Thailand Midland-Odessa Ector County Midland County New School Amstead

Bed tax on council agenda and tractor request

City council meets at 7 30 a m with a light agenda. Items include an FFA request for an abandoned golf course tractor for agricultural mechanics classes, a retirement proposal by 30 year employee Augustine Zuniga, water storage tank cleaning and repair estimates, and a second reading of a bed tax ordinance with an effective date of September 30 if passed.

FFA Augustine Zuniga Zuniga

Services planned for Maria Garcia

Maria Garcia 86 dies at home and services are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Santa Rosa Catholic Church with burial in Santa Rosa Cemetery. Born March 12 1887 in Mexico she moved to Pecos from El Paso in 1927 and is survived by son Manuel Garcia Bakersfield California daughter Catalina Garcia ecos and four grandchildren.

Maria Ortega Garcia Santa Rosa Catholic Church Santa Rosa S. Locust Mexico Pecos el Paso Manuel Garcia Bakersfield Calif Catalina Garcia Ecos

Reeves County Illiteracy Figures Highlight Education Gap

In Reeves County 2,602 adults have not surpassed seven years of schooling while 684 failed to complete a year, 902 had one to four years, and 1,061 had five to seven. National illiteracy affects nearly 19 million adults, with grants from HEW and the Cooperative Research Act aiming to boost reading and arithmetic skills.

Reeves County Department of Health, Educa Department of Commerce HEW Office of Education Cooperative Research Act

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Wayne Grable Grable Owens AICE Troop 68 Court of Honor S. Alamo Rodney Brotherhood Wayne Spence January Tive Gordon Holiday Nebraska Maria Garcia
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