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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
2
Guest editorial urges expansion of vocational training for carpenters, plumbers, welders, and electricians as a remedy to long standing shortages. It cites Sputnik era momentum, college unemployment, and local Terry County needs, with Brownfield schools noted and a call for advanced trade programs statewide.
Bill R Neel of Lubbock Texas voices sharp opposition to President Nixon visiting Red China arguing it would publicize friendship with Communists and aid their propaganda. He claims trade openings and a Soviet heavy truck factory design funded by U S taxpayers threaten Southeast Asia and Latin America urging support for Wallace in 1972. P S notes Brownfield ties.
George S. Benson warns that forces within America push youth as wiser and superior, fueling a generation gap. He cites propaganda by aging leaders, media and education embracing youth culture, drugs, loud music, free speech, and permissiveness, shaping national destiny and provoking elder hostility. He argues the roots lie in anti-elder rhetoric and parental alienation.
Taxpayers ask about including a $200 car purchase in total support for a son. The answer: it does not count as support. If you receive a tax bill you already paid, keep the notice. if paid recently keep it until the canceled check, else return it with payment details. For changes in withholding after a birth, file Form W 4. Points on a summer home may be deductible if they are interest, not if tied to lender services. For two jobs, you may deduct commuting between employers if directly traveled. otherwise only the direct cost.
Historical brief records Brownfield alley sanitation inspection by W L Daugherity and O R White. Luncheon stop for the Texas Air Tour set for Oct 6. Postal receipts for June and July show growth from 1965. Over 200 Boy Scouts expected for Quanah Parker district event. 57 Cubs report for football practice. Three Brownfield youths attended the 18th Texas Youth Convention in Fort Worth. Draft age concern noted in the current world situation.
A short quotation questions labels of food origins and processing in a wry underground style. The writer J.C. ponders everyday food names misnomers such as Spanish onions French Dressing Shoestring potatoes and Cottage cheese suggesting confusion about origin and method.
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