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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1971
Page
2
Fortune magazine surveys by Max Ways argue that a healthy economy hinges on better politics. It warns that inflation control and tax regulation rely on wise policy, and that expanding government spending often worsens issues in defense housing medical care and education.
A Grady County crowd discusses gender equality sparked by court rulings on ad placement. Participants joke about women calling themselves female brothers, college fraternities with men, and the shift in laws and social norms.
Mary Carpenter captures Andrews community excitement as the season peaks with school pride. Residents rally around the team vying for top position, celebrating effort whether they win or lose and embracing the festive, local spirit.
A reader compares U S and Soviet societies, urging understanding of foreign histories and fears. The note critiques bias, cites Nixon and Wallace hypothetically, mentions the Monroe Doctrine and serfdom in 1863, and calls for progress toward peace through informed empathy rather than criticism.
Santa arrived as sleet fell while children heard Deck the Hall. The next day winter brought snow and the household faced puddles as a housewife worried about buying presents. High school students shout Fight Mustangs Fight amid the busy holiday rush.
A festive Andrews page highlights school pride with Mary returning from school and Mustangs fans cheering. The piece blends holiday scenes with family preparations, church bells, Santa, and the pace of December.
Texas Electric states it has continuously planned and built ahead to meet customer demand. The company notes annual needs grow and current average consumption is about 8,500 kilowatt hours, requiring the plant to run constantly and ongoing future expansion to remain “at your service.”
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