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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues against a proposed law banning under 16 labor on farms without federal oversight. It cites the American Farm Bureau Federation opposing increased minimum wage coverage, warning higher wages will push teenagers from work and reduce agricultural opportunities nationwide.
The piece notes winter begins December 22 as the sun shifts lower, prompting thoughts of cold season activities, holidays, and the coming New Year. It emphasizes renewal through seasonal change and the essential role of winter in annual growth.
A Lebanon Tennessee Democrat argues inflation lets homeowners live in pricier areas without relocation, framing rising costs as a hidden subsidy to property values and local living standards.
City notes report ambulance calls total 129 in six months. Christmas parade brought Santa to town. Cable franchise approved for Central Communications. El Paso Natural Gas built a gathering plant near Andrews. Civil defense warns about fall out shelters.
Gov Preston Smith vows third term bid amid crowded race scenes with opponents Yarborough Connally Sanders and others entering lieutenant governor and Senate runs. Republican contenders including Tower and Perot compete as court reforms and tax measures move through state bodies.
A digest from Monahans Lamesa Hereford Littlefield Fort Stockton and Brownfield covers interest in a business college in Monahans local crime bids in Hereford a large cotton crop in Dawson County teacher pay raises 140 000 stockton Panthers basketball win and a Terry County cotton display for Miss Cotton of West Texas 1971.
NATB urges shoppers to secure gifts by avoiding leaving packages in sight, placing them in trunks, rolling up windows and locking doors. Do not leave ignition keys in cars even briefly to avoid theft and possible fines under Texas law.
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