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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1973
Page
12
Legal expert Nathan Lewin argues two 1972 Supreme Court rulings limit presidential privilege and reinforce equal power among Congress, the presidency, and the judiciary. He cites Gravel and Brewster cases showing subpoenas can reach sources and actions incidental to legislation.
Editorial notes the summer storms have transformed West Texas land into a lush carpet from Balmorhea to Fort Davis. Rushing streams fill canyons along Limpia Canyon and Davis Mountains State Park routes, making the Pecos Valley display exceptional scenery this year. Oldtimers praise life in the region.
Connecticut created the Office of Pre-Retirement Education with a 90 000 dollar budget to develop an eight session program. It aims to ease the transition into retirement by covering health finances leisure Social Security Medicare legal issues living arrangements and nutrition similar to Scovill Manufacturing Co and Local 1604 program in Waterbury. The model could guide other states if successful.
Strategy and Tactics notes that popular labels for the 1861 to 1865 conflict vary. The North favors Civil War while the South prefers War Between the States, but both have flaws and none fully capture the struggle between a centralized Union and secessionist states.
Senate moves to curb Federal Reporting Services Act waste and duplication. GAO would vet new forms, seek existing data, and simplify forms especially for small businesses. Legislation aims to cut costs, reduce inflationary pressure, and ensure agencies gather essential data without excess.
On this date in history 1492 Christopher Columbus sailed from Spain leading to the discovery of America. Other notes include Henry of Navarre becoming king in 1589 after Henry VI's assassination and the 1958 Nautilus first undersea North Pole crossing.
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HAL BOYLE recaps Robin Moore shaped by Harvard doubts who pursued varied lives from hotel work to gun running and film work before finding success with The Country Team and The Fifth Estate. His paperback deals reached into the millions as his crime and military tales gained fame. Shyanara the Glamor Kitty wins national crown at Miami Beach contest.
The World Almanac notes that North American Indians smoked the calumet or peace pipe at ceremonial moments especially during peace treaties. The two and a half foot pipe was decorated with white feathers symbolizing peace and the mix of tobacco with willow bark or sumac leaves was customary with refusal considered an offense.
President Nixon’s delegation will open discussions on a ad hoc committee to refine Puerto Rico’s commonwealth status within the United States. Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon defends the island’s autonomy and argues for clear recognition of special treatment in environmental, tax, wage, and communications regulations.
Congressman Richard C. White rejects calls for salary increases for Congress and federal officers. He notes his 1967 vote against the Federal Salary Act which moved raises to a nine member commission and the President, and argues current measures to raise pay are too high amid inflation and fiscal stringency. He pledges to vote against the new bill when it reaches the House floor.
A lighthearted column notes that inflation squeezes households, yet even the so called Jonses struggle to keep up with themselves, offering a wry, humorous perspective on rising prices and living costs.
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