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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
2
A Page 1 desk note cites a group named Compared to What Inc as co sponsor of a strange event. The record questions how the incident could embody human kindness and be described as beautiful and happy.
Citizens are urged to photograph valuables and store images in a safe place. A self adhesive decal will be issued to display outside homes or offices. The decal warns burglars that protected property is identified and may deter theft. ongoing effects are emphasized.
James William Charles Hayes 77 of McCamey died Monday at Medical Center Hospital Odessa. Funeral at 2 p.m. today at First Christian Church with burial at Resthaven Cemetery. directed by Sheppard Funeral Home. Survived by three sons three sisters and five brothers including W W Hayes of Monahans.
A terse exchange unfolds as a beggar declares having better days while a man replies he has no time to discuss the weather, implying a fleeting encounter in a public setting. The brief dialogue captures social tension and urban atmosphere.
A study finds higher resident involvement lowers burglary appeal. Citizens who stay alert and report unusual behavior create a vigilant community environment that discourages offenders from targeting the area.
Ward County Sheriff John T. Ashcraft and the Ward County Sheriff’s Department announce a county wide Drug Alert program featuring a 24 page Community Drug Scene Journal. The effort includes school and church distribution, a July 26 music festival at the High School Auditorium, and proceeds to fund drug education. The piece also reviews energy policy debates in Congress including gas tax, oil quotas, auto fuel efficiency, recycling credits and an energy trust fund.
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