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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
4
The Cheeress Index published in Chicago by Os Bow Printing Inc lists subscription rates. It notes a price of 646 Sr months and 7 carrier monthly charges, with policy on corrections and affiliation with The Cheerens Index.
Washington observers say Nixon is on safer ground as new indictments are not yet issued and Ervin hearings muddle facts. Resignation talks fade while aides Melvin Laird and Bryce Harlow are credited with stabilizing his administration and reviving policy focus.
AP analysis shows average annual cost to maintain a golf course rose from 3162 to 6243 dollars per hole from 1958 to 1959 with labor and payroll taxes leading expenses. Regional differences exist with Far West highest and East lowest. net expenses after income from fees remain about 4443 dollars nationwide.
The Holiday Inn on Memphis east side, the chain’s first opened in 1952, has been sold for 750000 to another motel operator under a policy of selling older property. The sale reflects industry practice and a shift in ownership after decades of operation.
In Rio de Janeiro a new school will be named for Pablo Picasso after authorities announced the honor. Earlier in the year Brazilian federal censors banned a published collection of Picasso’s erotic sketches.
Former Carey resident Bob Moates now of Maida North Dakota sent a letter to the Cavalier County Republican Langdon North Dakota. The note reflects his continued engagement and perspectives shared with local readers.
A North Dakota newcomer writes that alcohol is a public menace fueled by government grain inspection and social drinkers. He urges divine aid through Jesus, calls for abstinence, and warns social drinkers bear responsibility for the moral and eternal consequences.
A Maida North Dakota notice quotes Bob Moates warning against social drinking and urging repentance through Biblical teachings. It emphasizes avoiding liquor and awaiting Christ's return, declaring human authorities false compared to God’s truth.
In Stanton Missouri the Meramec Caverns tour uses closed circuit television to show visitors their own images on a tube. Cave owner Lester B Dill notes more guests pose for pictures before the TV than near the formations and quips that the customer is always right despite Mother Nature being upstaged.
Nixon floated a six year single term idea as groups push to limit presidents to two four year terms. The piece surveys Truman Eisenhower Johnson Nixon and others, noting larger electoral victories often followed by sharp declines in popularity and effectiveness after re election.
On June 28 historical events include the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand in 1914 sparking World War I and the Battle of Monmouth in 1778. Notable notes cover Victoria’s 1838 coronation, the 1919 Versailles treaty, and Russia’s Khrushchev visit. Richard Rodgers turns 77 today.
Washington reports the Marine Animal Protection Act bans placing radio transmitters or devices on porpoises and backs of animals to aid tuna fishing. The National Marine Fisheries Service enforces the rule hoping to reduce bycatch of porpoises in nets.
HAL BOYLE argues the key to retirement is planning what not to do as much as what to do. He lists unlikely cautions and practical aims, from avoiding routines and clubs to pursuing travel, learning languages, and embracing crotchety independence. He closes by asking who fears retirement when prepared.
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