Miss Clovis Pageant Crown Up For Grabs Tonight
Twelve contestants compete tonight in the annual Miss Clovis pageant sponsored by the Clovis Jaycees at Marshall.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1971
Page
10
Twelve contestants compete tonight in the annual Miss Clovis pageant sponsored by the Clovis Jaycees at Marshall.
Reese AFB sergeant major Carlos C. Rodriguez is among four Air Training Command Outstanding Airmen for 1971 selected at Randolph AFB. The group will be considered for Air Force honors and attend a Washington banquet. Profile highlights Rodriguez’s scouting and church work and his 20 years service. Separate brief notes cover Miss Clovis pageant contestants and prize details.
In Washington AP reports four million pounds of surplus butter owned by the Agriculture Department will be sold to exporters for delivery to Britain at about 50 cents a pound, while U.S. butter sells near 90 cents. Officials say sales to Britons protect dairy farmers and stabilize prices, despite a 19 cent loss per pound.
Brownfield hosts the fifth annual Terry County 4-H horse show and playday beginning at 9 a.m. in the Brownfield Rodeo arena. Events include halter Western Pleasure reining pole bending barrel and flag races with four age groups competing and trophies and ribbons awarded.
UPI reports Christian doctrine condemns death by self action as morally wrong. Catholic and Protestant views label it a grave sin, except when mental illness excuses responsibility. Noted theologian D M MacKinnon argues terminal patients may choose death to spare others, a decision that should be respected after weighing suffering.
A botanical note identifies eight varieties of shamrocks as the genuine three-leafed form. The classification emphasizes distinct traits among the true species.
The National Catholic Reporter faced a sharp drop in circulation, firing its liberal editor and seeking new directions. Publisher Don Thorman notes a shift away from religious interest while founder editor Robert Hoyt contends the move during an antiwar protest worsened reader sentiment amid past church tensions.
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