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Lamesa Press Reporter

Location

Lamesa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

Page

2

Speaking Medieval By Comparison East Germany Living Standards

A U S News & World Report editor describes East Germany as having the highest living standard in the Communist world, but facts reveal widespread privation. Only 2.5 million of 6 million homes have private toilets, under 600,000 have central heating, about 40 percent lack private baths, and a million lack running water. New construction is scarce outside central cities, and housing is limited.

East Germany U.S. News & World Report

Rugged end to blooms draws visitors despite island trash

The stormy finish to the bloom display ends the show abruptly while visitors praise the attraction. Islands collect trash but draw out-of-town comments. City and county will bear future maintenance costs, yet the project remains an unusual draw.

Agencies seek United Way status contact deadline

Not presently in the United Way, agencies wishing to join must contact campaign coordinator Art Roberts at 872-2181 by Thursday, July 5. California Governor Ronald Reagan notes ecologists have focused on conserving existing resources, urging development of new ones through logic and timing.

The United Way Art Roberts California Ronald Reagan

Energy crisis grim warning from officials in Texas

Capital Highlights reports experts see little chance of easing the energy crisis soon. Railroad Commission Chairman Jim Langdon warns oil and gas usage exceeds findings as a House committee hears a grim national assessment. Dr. John McKetta urges a national emergency. Langdon says national solutions are needed and Texas producers still fall short of oil demand by about 400,000 barrels a day. Attorney General John Hill calls the situation extremely critical and prioritizes action. The commission maintains a 100 percent July oil allowable despite demand pressures.

Railroad Commission Jim Langdon Langdon Texas

Texas oil stocks shrink as demand outpaces supply

Langdon warns the Texas oil industry risks self liquidation as monthly additions lag demand. June crude stocks stand at 94.7 million barrels, down 7.2 million from 1972, while buyers pursue a record 3.8 million barrels per day. Separate notes mention a Winsten family vacation at Possum Kingdom Lake, a birthday dinner for Mrs Barron, and Joel Foster being named Young Texan of the month by the Optimist Club.

Langdon Texas Joel Foster Optimist

Long-ago Texas notes cover awards, transit, and disaster relief

The item recalls 20 years ago Douglas Lee Allen earned a music degree with honors as his parents attended the graduation. It notes G K McDonald writing Mail Call for Dawson Countians in the armed services since 1951 and Carol Campbell aiding. It also mentions 30 and 40 year recaps on labor, concerts, Basil Hill at Tech, and a hospital operation.

Douglas Lee Allen E.L. (Eck) Allen St. Louis Institute of Music G.K. McDonald McDonald Carol Campbell Basil Hill Lamesa High School Texas Tech Carterville Goodyear Tire Co Basil Tech Psi National Textile Fraternity

Timeout For Logic on Ecology and Public Health

A provocative opinion argues against environmental concerns and regulatory overreach claiming historical pollution, disease, and social ills were worse in the past. It warns that current activism and agency protections threaten energy and public services while praising supposed past resilience.

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