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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

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Young voters drawn to campus registration drives

Colorado State University used two school buses at $50 to ferry students to Fort Collins for voter registration. About 500 to 525 enrolled, exceeding the expected 300, amid nationwide drives with mixed response.

Loube Cook Associated Press Colorado State University Fort Collins Ron Heard Colorado State National Association of Student Governments Council of Undergraduate Deans Washington University Student Union Helen Page Washington University St. Louis Nebraska League of Young Voters University of Nebraska-Lincoln Clifton Wharton Duffy Daughterty John Juel State News

Mutscher defies resignation amid bribery indictment

Speaker Gus Mutscher refused to resign or surrender duties after being indicted by Travis County grand jury on bribery charges linked to 1969 bank deposit insurance bills. He will remain on the five member redistricting board and attend proceedings as he consults lawyers and the attorney general office.

Austin (Ap Gus Mutscher Mutscher Legislative Redistricting Board Attorney General’s Office Travis County Grand Jury Houston Frank Sharp

Reeves Ward Loving and Pecos Counties Plan Development Session

City leaders from 13 communities in Reeves Ward Loving and Pecos Counties met in Pecos for a day long planning session on community development. Reagan Brown extension sociologist led the workshop with assistance from Mrs. Hart Johnson. Topics included old cars weeds vacant property old houses downtown areas and job opportunities. Imperial was the only town in the four counties to enter the Texas Community Improvement Program with cash awards for winners based on improvements over 12 months. 36 community leaders attended representing Grandfalls Wickett Imperial Sheffield Balmorhea Red Bluff Mentone Monahans Saragosa Thorntonville Verhalen and Ft. Stockton.

Reeves Ward Loving Pecos Reagan Brown Texas A&m Service Community Public Service Co Hart Johnson Ft. Stockton Brown Woody Ivy Ager Community Public Service Agricultural Extension Service Ben’s Spanish Inn Imperial Texas Grandfalls Wickett Sheffield Balmorhea Red Bluff Mentone Monahans Saragosa Thorntonville Verhalen

Cattle feeding gains in Pecos area Texas growth noted

The Pecos region sees rapid expansion in cattle feeding with Reeves County home to five feed lots and more on the way. Texas totals show 3.7 million cattle fed this year, 13 percent of the 22 major states, with large investments, feed quantities and economic impact across Reeves, Loving, Pecos and Ward counties. The piece also covers a proposed feasibility study for rehabilitating the Red Bluff irrigation project on the Pecos River to boost local agriculture.

Reeves County Texas Davidson Paul Davidson Clint Pecos Bob Bates Balmorhea J&j Verhalen Joe Lee McMahon Dick Hoefs West Texas Wynn Hamilton Saragosa Texas Cattle Feeders Association House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee Red Bluff Pecos River Richard C. White Congressman White Reclamation Service White Reeves, Loving Ward

Anthony’s note marks Pecos store’s 50th birthday

Pecos bears witness as one of the town’s leading merchandise stores celebrates its birthday. Since arriving in 1953, C R Anthony’s has been at 311 S Oak St. Founder Charles Ross Anthony, a Tennessee farm boy, moved to Oklahoma at 14 and started in a general store in 1898.

Pecos C.R. Anthony

Adults classes debut at East Pecos Junior High

Fernando Hernandez announced the new adult education program at East Pecos Junior High with free GED and basic subject instruction. Registration is tonight at 7 p.m. for classes starting next Tuesday, held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m., with about 85 people showing interest.

East Pecos Junior High School Fernando Hernandez Hernandez

Air Tour Stops in Pecos For Sunday Visit

Dozens of airplanes and nearly 100 people from the All Texas Air Tour are expected to make a Howdy Stop at Pecos Municipal Airport Sunday afternoon. Officials from the Pecos Chamber of Commerce will greet visitors and distribute informational packets about Pecos.

Pecos All Texas Air Tour

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