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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1971
Page
8
Fragmentary notice asks if the reader should seize a chance and signals a possible opportunity. Limited readable context mentions ambition and a prompt to act now. No concrete names or places are captured in the legible text.
Contractors invited to submit sealed proposals for 2 866 miles of surface and structure work from US 290 to Reeves County line on SH17. Bids due August 25, 1971 at 9 00 A M in Austin. Plan details available from Marshall Huffman Pecos and the Texas Highway Department. Public notice in Pecos Enterprise August 10 and 17 1971.
The Toyah area reports a flurry of social visits and travels. Dallas residents Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Marsh hosted J. T. Marsh family members. Odessa, El Paso, Pecos and Memphis visitors joined gatherings with local households including the Harbour and Duncan families. Trips spanned Los Angeles and Alpine with relatives in Bonham and San Angelo. Raymond Waight enjoys a four week Toyah vacation with grandchildren Marla through Donnell.
New York City experiments at Jacobi Hospital allow pregnant women 14 weeks or more to terminate at home after hospital counseling and a medical start to ward procedure. The salting out method is used, with 24 hour support and directions, sparking praise for patient autonomy and condemnation as cruel and dangerous from anti abortion groups and some professionals.
Physicians challenge women's capacity to react to emergencies and question psychological effects while noting a five month fetus weighs about a foot and has a heartbeat. Despite objections, the Jacobi procedure continues as officials cite bed shortages to accommodate many abortion patients.
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