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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges vigilance as burglaries rise and vacation plans begin. It advises notifying police for house watches, leaving keys with a neighbor, stopping mail and newspaper deliveries, using lights and radios to simulate occupancy, mowing the lawn, and double checking locks and utilities before leaving.
A collection of letters covers Texas weather research and the 1930s drought era, a citizen asking for oral histories of the 1934 cattle shoot and photographs. The set also includes praise for Ford service in Brownfield and a debate on Amendment One and legislators salaries.
A health note urges readers to consider Chiropractic methods as a path to better life quality. It contrasts life without health with healthful living and invites spread of information about natural care in order to help others regain wellness.
The Voice of Business argues U S energy use far exceeds world averages and faces shortages due to underproduction of coal oil and natural gas. Nuclear delays and environmental resistance worsen supply shortages prompting a push for national energy goals.
A House subcommittee reports widespread errors from third party tax preparers with five firms giving different results from the same data. Senator Abraham Ribicoff introduces S1527 to require Treasury standards, testing, and oversight for non lawyers and non CPAs, to restore public confidence and curb industry unchecked growth.
A columnist argues that antiwar protests in Washington and across the country reveal a unified, organized movement with leaders and distinct attire. The piece questions motives, condemns Communism, praises American freedoms, and criticizes politicians who back demonstrations amid calls for peace.
Absentee balloting for the first primary began April 13 with 19 votes cast. Brownfield Optimist Club’s Zone C winner Glen Schmucker, 15, took first in the Zone Oratorical contest. Previous milestones include an economic survey, FFA land judging first in state, Babe Ruth League opener, and local band UIL contest involvement.
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