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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1971

Page

4

Editorial urges personal action for clean environment and energy progress

The piece criticizes lip service to ecology and urges individuals to reduce litter and pollution. It argues for personal responsibility, stronger conservation, and rapid adoption of advanced energy, including atomically powered clean tech, to end dependence on fossil fuels and fix ecological harm. It envisions a future where science enables pollution-free travel and steady power.

Nature Congress Earth

Why Permissive Dress Codes Fail

Fred Britton of Niles Township Community High School in Skokie argues that permissive dress codes undermine education and that students should set their own standards. He warns that while activism can be troublesome, rules by adults may be less effective than student guidelines. He notes dress as a sign of respect and urges schools to consider clearer standards.

Fred Britton Board of Education Niles Township Lifton

Hair Length Split Among College Males Shocks Survey

A Gallup College Survey finds 28 percent prefer long hair above the ear while 20 percent wear it over the ear but not to the shoulder and seven percent keep long styles to the shoulder. Meanwhile 45 percent still favor traditional short cuts.

Gallup

Boyle's Column humor and social pecking order satire

HAL BOYLE laments modern American life demands constant self ranking. He lists telling signs of status from luxury yachts and twice stocked love nests to exclusive dorm donations and credit card expirations, illustrating how perceived rank shapes daily interactions.

Hal Boyle New York America Julie Andrews Joe Frazier President Nixon J. Edgar Hoover Norman Vincent Peale Nickle and Dime Red Cross Public Library

Texas Dems face high stakes clash over chairmanship

Texas political observers foresee a major showdown in 1972 between Lloyd Bentsen and Ben Barnes versus Governor Preston Smith and party chairman Elmer Baum. The power struggle centers on control of the State Democratic Committee and the 1972 delegation to the Democratic National Convention. Barnes supporters push for youth and renewal while Republicans forecast intraparty turmoil guiding the 1972 race.

Garth Jones Associated Press Texas Democratic Party Lloyd Bentsen Ben Barnes Preston Smith Elmer Baum John Tower R-Tex Barnes Ralph Yarborough Bentsen Demcratic Committee State Democratic Party Smith Baum State Democratic Ed Clark Australia Big Wheel Senate Nomination Committee Senate State Banking Board Democratic Democratic Executive Committee Larry Tem Ple Treasury John B. Connally Lyndon B. Johnson Temple Connally Johnson George Willeford Willeford

Letters Push Patriotism and Prayer Amid Varying Voices

A Pecos Enterprise reader defends national pride and Vietnam service while urging support for the president and troops. The letters also note May special elections and a separate Iraan request for a week of prayer to end drought, signed by June E Heck.

Pecos Enterprise Sirs P.O. Box Iraan Texas June Heck

Quick Quiz Answers On Moon Snakes Bananas And More

The set of trivia covers moonlight at the poles in winter, snakes swallowing prey, bananas being picked green, Calhoun as the only US vice president to resign in 1832, the First Lady’s inaugural gown at the Smithsonian, and caviar sourced from the Atlantic sturgeon with eggs exceeding 1.5 million per female.

First Lady of the Land Smithsonian Institution

CBS and The Selling of the Pentagon Deception Case

The piece debunks CBS editing of an interview with Daniel Henkin for The Selling of the Pentagon. It argues CBS reshaped answers to mislead viewers, prompting criticism from News executives and reasserting the ethics of editing versus distortion in journalism.

Washington NBA CBS Pentagon Daniel Henkin Henkin Washington Post Richard Salant CBS News Reuven Frank NBC News

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