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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1978

Page

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Pecos City council awards bid for 3 million gallon water tank

The Pecos City Council awarded Tank Builders Inc of Euless Texas the bid of 359 852 for a three million gallon steel reservoir 128 feet in diameter and 32 feet high to be built in the city yard with two 100 percent performance bonds. Eight bidders competed including Chicago Bridge and Iron Co Houston Sapulpa Web Co Cooper Scott Inc Lubbock and Universal Tank and Iron Works Dallas. Green Park Hill Smith and Cooper Inc of Lubbock recommended the award expecting completion in late spring or early summer 1979. Total project cost around 375 700 including engineering fees, far below the previous 432 000 estimate.

Pecos Tank Builders, Inc Euless Texas Sapulpa Okla Chicago Bridge and Iron Co Houston Web Co Cooper Scott, Inc Lubbock Universal Tank and_ Iron Works Dallas Chester A. Green Parkhill, Smith and Cooper, Inc Green Ers, Inc J.J. Maxey Pecos City Maxey Guadalupe Mountains

Probe to continue in worst U S air tragedy

Investigators pursue answers in the San Diego crash that killed at least 150 people. NTSB head Hogue says questions outnumber answers as PSA 727 and two small planes are examined. Witnesses, pilot warnings, and garbled responses complicate causation in the nation s deadliest air disaster.

U.S Associated Press SAN Diego Phillip Hogue National Transportation Safety Board PSA Hogue James McKeron

Red Cross Opens Aid Center For Flood Victims

The Red Cross Disaster Service said it will open an Assistance Center at the Home Decorating Center, 219 S. Cedar St., Pecos, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to aid flood victims with food clothing and basic housing needs.

Red Cross Disaster Service Pecos Enterprise Red Cross Home Decorating Center S. Cedar St

National rail strike sparks emergency planning in Carter era

Washington AP reporting, Carter administration readies emergency options under the National Railway Labor Act or emergency legislation as a noon deadline looms. Negotiators for the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks and Norfolk & Western seek a settlement with federal mediator James Reynolds amid widespread transportation disruption and factory shutdowns nationwide.

Washington Carter Congress Brotherhood of Railway Norfolk & Western Railway James J. Reynolds Labor Ray Marshall Reynolds Labor Department Donald Smyth Marshall Union Association of American Railroads BRAC N&w Amtrak Boston General Motors Ford Motor Co Canada American Association of Railroads Michigan William Milliken Transportation Brock Adams

Aid Offered for Migrant Worker Here

Officials from Motivation Education and Training Inc were in Pecos yesterday evaluating flooding conditions. They search for emergency assistance for workers unable to do agricultural jobs. For immediate help contact Manuel Orona at 445-2610.

Motivation, Education, and Training, Inc Pecos Manuel Orona

Pecos Area Weather Forecast Averages Warmer Into Weekend

The high in Pecos yesterday reached 66 degrees with a 55 degree low this morning. The Associated Press forecast calls for mostly fair weather in West Texas through Friday with partly cloudy conditions in the southeast. Expect warmer afternoons with highs in the 70s to 80s, and cooler mountains in the 60s. Lows range from the low 50s to near 60 in the extreme south. Friday highs projected from 80 to 88, near 70 in the mountains.

Pecos Associated Press West Texas

Compean backs GOP bid to swing Texas governor race

Mario Compean, Raza Unida gubernatorial hopeful, says a Clements victory would benefit Mexican Americans though he aims for 10 percent of the vote. He criticizes Hill over civil rights stance and farmworker bargaining rights as Raza Unida expands beyond South Texas into West Texas.

San Antonio Bill Clements la Raza Unida Mario Compean Clements John Hill Texas Compean Cratic Hill Ramsey Muniz Raza Unida Lubbock and Pecos

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