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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1977
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows a chaotic TV guide with film listings and program notes including titles like The Story of Three Loves and Kojak Before the Devil Knows. It weaves together drama, comedy, news, and children's shows across a late night grid.
Television lineup lists soap operas and game shows for afternoon into evening. It includes All My Children Days of Our Lives The Young and the Restless and family friendly cartoons and Westerns plus titles like Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise and Dressed To Kill.
A reader debates a father's offer to cover law school costs in return for 10 percent of income after graduation. Newton Minow counsels a ceiling on repayment. Other letters discuss bras, petty napkin theft, and pregnancy etiquette with Ann's guidance and wit.
Mrs. Pete O'Callaghan conducted the installation in the Federation Parlor Tuesday morning. Betty Thorp became leader with Norreen McCarson co leader Belinda Chabarria secretary Diane Wooten treasurer and Billie Curry weight recorder. Wooten earned stork club graduate status for Nathan Paul Wooten born December 21 1976 weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces and 21 inches long. The group meets Tuesdays 9 15 to 11 at the Federation Parlor behind the police station.
Frank Apolinar Sr. and Phil Tyree addressed the Business and Professional Women's Club in the Federation Parlor about the April 2 election. Apolinar urged unity among governing bodies and the Chamber of Commerce, while Tyree focused on attracting industry and improving streets and housing in Pecos. Both pledged independent decision making and willingness to stand apart from the crowd. A card was signed for Ann Cannon, hospitalized after surgery, as 15 members and one visitor attended.
Congressman Richard C. White announces that applications are now being accepted for U.S. service academies class of 1982. Eligible high school juniors must be U.S. citizens, 17 to 22, residents of Texas 16th District, graduates by admission, unmarried, and physically and scholastically qualified.
Carter orders plain English for regulation writing, forecasting broad impact across education, appliance manuals, medical warnings, weather forecasts, clergy notes, and columnists. The piece imagines clearer communication replacing jargon and archaic phrasing with straightforward language, from classrooms to legal notices to public notices. The tone critiques complex phrasing and envisions a simpler, more accessible public discourse.
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