Immigration flows reshape U.S. taxpayers and jobs
The article notes Mexico's population rising to 85 million by 1985 from 50 million in 1970 and argues illegal immigration strains U.S. taxpayers and workers. It highlights social and economic concerns amid policy debates and public sentiment.
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Local Newspaper Page Fragment Summary
A fragmented 1919 era newspaper page section lists various columns and sections. The readable items include Local News and Classifieds with dates and page markers, alongside Arts, Garden, Business, Oil, Comics, and Sports mentions. The text preserves layout cues without full article content.
Christmas in Bethlehem and Sinai marked by peace observances
Christmas Day in Bethlehem drew thousands of visitors to the birthplace of Jesus while Israeli troops guarded the town. American peace monitors and U.N. soldiers in the Sinai celebrated with carols, stockings, and a screening of Jesus Christ Superstar.
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Sinai Desert
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Freij
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Empty Stocking Fund tops 33 thousand in drive total
The Globe-News Empty Stocking Fund has raised 33,258.72 dollars helping 1,069 people and over 300 families. The list of recent donors includes individuals and groups from Amarillo Pampa Canyon Stratford Sunray Wellington and others, with many in memory of loved ones.
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Christmas Message Renewed by the Associated Press
Global Christmas greetings from Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Coggan called for peace and prisoners’ release while leaders from Ford to the queen issued blessings. Amid truce, Bethlehem saw renewed conflict and Cypriot children crossed borders, as fires and personal joys punctuated the day. President Ford enjoyed snow at Vail, Carter woke to family gifts, and Elizabeth II urged reconciliation wherever needed in her broadcast.
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WT State survey on keeping football amid red ink
Twelve of twenty WT residents favor keeping football while seeking funds to avoid deficits. The board warned a $300000 shortfall may force elimination or severe curtailment. Respondents from Canyon Amarillo and surrounding areas express mixed views and urge practical funding options.
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Amarillo
Frank Castleberry
Wtsu Activities Center
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