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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1973
Page
2
The article argues that traditional classroom methods with rows of desks and limited texts no longer fit modern learning. It emphasizes student discovery, varied teaching approaches, and multimedia tools to unlock understanding, with teachers guiding diverse activities to reach every learner.
Gulf Coast and South Texas publishers opened an investigation into the newspaper crisis, calling for a congressional probe of newsprint shortages and price fixing. Major bills advanced include Texas adult basic education funding, bilingual education for early grades, police and fire bargaining rights, and a conference committee review of 1974-75 appropriations.
The column warns Aries about a dispute with a member of the opposite sex and urges caution. It marks Taurus as facing tempting opportunities with strings attached, Gemini's urge to spend, and Scorpio fearing minor commitments becoming major duties. It also notes Leo the risk of exaggeration and Libra secrets in large groups.
A gallery of items recalls Terry County events from one, five, ten and fifteen years ago including student recognitions, school district needs, hospital growth, local leadership, and plans for a Chamber of Commerce building. Also notes a 1958 Little League season start and a Texas Farm Bureau seminar. Quotes protest and history essays illustrate public commentary.
The piece extols small business as the economic backbone of America, noting four factors of production, competition, and consumer choice. It cites 5.5 million independent firms, 60 percent of nonfarm employment, 35 million jobs, 95 percent of commercial enterprises, and a $420 billion contribution to GDP. President Nixon praises independence and innovation in small business.
Rates listed for mail distribution and copies appear with a six month option priced at 5.00 and single copies at 18 cents including tax. The note references continental mailing and a 98.40 figure in the pricing snippet.
A church column urges honoring mothers on Mother's Day, recalling biblical commands and the sacrifices of mothers. It contrasts busy modern life with a mother's care, urging families to express love and appreciation through actions and words. It cites Exodus 20 12 Proverbs 31 and Matthew 15 4 to reinforce respect for mothers.
A letter argues welfare cuts for noncooperation should trigger immediate suspension of benefits. It contends workers face insults from clients and questions who really benefits. Other items reflect on taxpayers' worries about keeping money from government and a demand for accountability.
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