Analysis of national issues favors bench depth over starters
The document argues that the country is harmed when more people are treated as substitutes rather than as core players. It emphasizes value in broader participation and peripherally questions reliance on a fixed set of leading figures.
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Energy crisis politics heat up in northeast battles
Fractured public debate as senators Muskie Proxmire Kennedy and Rep Aspin push to curb domestic petroleum, oppose drilling near ports and refineries, while critics blame oil interests for stalling energy development. The piece argues the northeast bears the burden of policy and calls for accountability and action.
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Hlinots
Massachusetts
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Proxire
Stevenson
Kennedy
Leslie Aspin
Wisemisin
Nix
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Eagles Win Slugfest But Lose On Page 12
Pecos spurswriter Linn Webb reported the Eagles won the football game but were involved in a brutal slugfest with the Mustangs last week. The Pecos newspaper quoted Webb who described the Eagles as clean players and criticized the Mustangs for rough tactics.
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City Council Hears Water Modernization Proposal
The city council heard an engineering proposal from Frees Nichols and Esmond for updating the water system with a $126,000 budget. Chief engineer Wade Howell outlined automatic control systems for wells and booster pumps, meter installations, and valve and piping improvements across the Florey and University water fields.
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Florey Water
University Water
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Downtown Lions Pancake Supper Aids Fund Drive
The Downtown Lions Club hosts its annual pancake supper at Glorieta Elementary cafeteria from 3:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tickets are sold by members or at the door. all you can eat with flapjacks sausage bacon and molasses. Proceeds fund club activities.
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Lions Club
Glorieta
Jrons
Lions
UF Reaches 94 Percent in United Fund Drive
United Fund totals rose to 94 percent of the $22,415 goal, with 20,980.65 raised by Friday. Advanced gifts reached 14,425. commercial 1,982.50. industrial 6,940.74. house to house 1,232.41. Closing date extended to meet the target as of Friday. In other news TUAC council set to aid local governments on utilities Franchises and rate studies eyed. Junior Fisher, 47, reportedly resting in stable condition after a Thursday heart attack. admitted to Permian General Hospital at 8:15 a.m.
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Texas Utility Advisory Council
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See
Junior) Fisher
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Permian General Hospital
Rotary Club Seeks Scholarship Candidates in Andrews
George Harrill, president of the Rotary Club of Andrews, announces a call for local candidates to apply for Rotary Foundations study abroad awards. Four award types exist Graduate Fellowships Undergraduate Scholarships Technical Training Awards and Teacher awards for the handicapped.
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Rotary Club of
Andrews
Rotary Foundations
Harril
Rotary Club
Rotary
Andrews Board Talks Budget Energy Plan and Staff Changes
Andrews ISD regular session will hear reports on construction programs and energy crisis management, plus acceptance of resignation of David Quinn and hiring Linda Ann Karsehner as replacement. The board may approve a planetarium for the new middle school and audit for the 1972-73 school year. Additionally, Kermit defeated Andrews 13-6 in the final district game with key mistakes by the Mustangs.
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Andrews Independent School District Board of Directors
O David Quinn
Junor High
Linda Ann Karsehner
Mustang
Mustangs
Kermit
Yellow Jackets
Powderpuff Grid Classic Scheduled Here Thursday
Local fans will see the Junior Class powderpuff football classic Thursday night as Mascara Warders and Girdle Gridders clash in a four quarter open kickoff following the football season. Coaches welcomed the pre game workouts and the players’ eagerness to play despite the playful chaos surrounding the event.
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Mustangs
Mascara Wharauders
Thursdaly
PGH Contracts Seen For Mid January Awardings
The Permian General Hospital board discussed final architect recommendations and a mid January 1974 target for awarding construction contracts. Salary reviews were held as hospital wage controls and state surveys shape planned raises, with protests urged to influence future terms. The panel tentatively awarded a drapery bid to Helen Rigdon Drapery and approved about 35,496 in bills. PGH and Extendicare issues were also reviewed.
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Board of Directors
Everett Solomon
PGH
County Commissioners Court
PGH Solomon
Solomon
Texas Hospital Association
Hospital Board
Helen Rigdon
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