New phase developed in border business
Dr Henry Steiner of the University of Texas argues that the twin plant operation on the Texas Mexico border signals a new phase in world business and economics. He notes 156 border firms through 1969, 54 on the border, with 48 planning expansion, while Mexican labor costs and cross border sales shape rising employment and regional growth. He cites AFL CIO opposition and wage gaps as key challenges to the model.
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Steiner
Texas-Mexico
American Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Mexico
United States
Afl-Cio
Texas Afl-Cio
National Executive Council
Mexican National Salary Commission
Tamaulipas
Laredo
Brownsville
McAllen
U.S
Police Chief Knocks Solo Over Crime Plan Critique
UNIVERSITY PARK Texas AP The police chief condemned the 62nd Texas Legislature and the Texas Municipal League for not backing law enforcement anti crime measures sent to lawmakers Forrest Keene argued that TML and legislators ignored pleas for crime fighting assistance He warned crime runs rampant statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park
Forrest Keene
TML
Kentuckys state employees with two jobs rate
In Frankfort the state estimates about 350 of its 25 000 employees hold two government jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Delicatessen closing doors in Dallas after 25 years
Ritz Delicatessen on Browder Street, famed for Dallas corned beef sandwiches, will close as owners Max Breithbarth and Adolph Einspruch retire. Breithbarth ran the meat and Breithbarth’s partner handled baking. a chain hamburger restaurant will replace the deli, while Einspruch plans to teach baking at a junior college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ritz Delicatessen
Browder Street
Max Breithbarth
Adolph Einspruch
Austria
New York
Einspruch
Breithbarth
Marolyn Gann Preparing for Australian Year Abroad
Marolyn Gann, a Pecos High student, is set to travel to Australia with a year abroad program. The Rotary Club will cover a month’s allowance. her family pays other expenses. She will tour the country during vacation, bring 44 pounds of luggage, and dress for winter in maxies boots and summer in jeans and tees. Acquaintance Margaret Mills of Perth is aiding her clothing prep. Marolyn awaits host family details and plans to arrive during Country Week at Perth, a festival featuring girls’ hockey and netball and boys’ hockey and football, aligning with her athletic interests in horseback riding swimming tennis basketball and volleyball and her clarinet playing for Pecos High School. She works as a lifeguard this summer at Pecos Athletic Association’s pool.
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Rotary Club
Marolyn
Australia
Margaret Mills
Perth
Carlsbad
Pecos
Pecos Athletic Association
Rice Students Launch Free Radio Station KTRU
Rice University students approved a campus radio station using donated gear and a $2 per student head tax. KTRU began broadcasting on the FM band this summer after board approval who ruled the project would not cost the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Rice University
Board of Governors
KTRU
Disorderly conduct arrest in motel. marijuana found
Benny Ephriam, 22, was booked by city police for disorderly conduct after custody at a local motel and restaurant. A search by Highway Patrolman David Bry Nes found marijuana in his trouser pocket. Possession charges will be filed today in the county. Also assisting were City Patrolman Charles McNarlen and Sgt. Tony Urquidi. Don Howard turned in an auto control device found by his child in a drainage ditch north of his home in the 1960 block of Wyoming.
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Benny Ephriam
Department of Public Safety
David Bry Nes
Charles McNarlen
Tony Urquidi
Don Howard
Wyoming
Possible departure speculations echo in Washington after Packard testimony
Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard testified on loan guarantees for private firms. His initial opposition to broad guarantees was withdrawn by the Defense Department amid ongoing speculation about a potential administration departure.
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Washington
Defense
David Packard
House
Packard
Defense Department
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals July 1971 List
Hospital notices list admissions and dismissals by date. Entries include George Wells Clara Park Elvira C Muniz and baby on July 27 and Ramon Salazar with no dismissals on July 28. Other names appear with multiple patients and babies through August 2 including Juliana Barrera Teresa Davis Mary Martinez Lorraine Lauderdale Nelson L Lethco Elda Falcon Sanchez Della Porter Guadalupe Botello and Sammy Orona.
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George Wells
Clara Park
Elvira C. Muniz
Baby
Ramon Salazar
Cynthia Thorp
Raleigh Campbell
Teresa Davis
Linda Wells
Fannie Soto
Richard Adkins
Mary Martinez
Betty Self
Pete C. Vela
Daisy Roquemore
Juliana Barrera
Lorraine Lauderdale
Nelson L. Lethco
Elda Falcon Sanchez
Della Porter
Guadalupe Botello
Sammy Orona
Births Reported From Local Front Doors
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Bobby Self of 1911 Wyoming Pecos. A second birth is reported to Mr and Mrs Benito Barrera P O Box 199 Verhalen. Jesse Sanchez P O Box 55 Toyah also welcomed a baby boy in the measured local notices.
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Bobby Self
Wyoming
Pecos
Benito Barrera
P.O
Box 199
Verhalen
Jesse Sanchez
Box 55
Toyah
Raised Braille greeting cards gain popularity in New York
AP reports Irving Cohen president of a card chain notes rising interest in greeting cards with raised Braille and illustrations for the sightless. The trend highlights inclusive communication as blind readers get tactile visuals in mailed cards.
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New York
Irving Cohen
Paisano West Texas Boys Camp Opens Aug 9
Rev. Ken Andress will lead the Paisano West Texas Boys Camp in the Davis Mountains ten miles west of Alpine on Highway 90. About 300 boys ages 9 to 16 are expected Aug 9 through 13 with activities including crafts, archery, camping, cooking, worship, and meditations. Camp directors include Harvey Davis and John Rushing with Tim Golden handling youth outreach. cost is 12 dollars per boy plus small craft and insurance fees.
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Ken Andress
First Baptist Church
Monahans
Paisano West Texas
Davis Mountains
Alpine
Highway 90
Paisano Baptist
Big Bend
Permian Basin
el Paso
Harvey Davis
First Baptist
Balmorhea
John Rushing
Tim Golden
Ray Gage
Mike Barlow
Marfa
Paisano
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Dan Dominguez
Solo
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My Lai
Oran K. Henderson
Dick Turner
Life
Jeffrey Nuelle
Langdon
N.D
Howard Nuelle
High Plains
By Gill Fox
Marolyn Gann
Robert van Wickle
Jean Russell
South Eddy Street
Kenneth Stroud
Daggett St
IRS
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Beth Stl
Borden
Cat Trac
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Crown Zel
Dow Chem
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Eastman
Paso NC
Ford
Elec
Gen Foods
Tel
Tire
Great
A&p
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IBM
Marathon
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Penney
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Ind
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UN Carbide
US Steel
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