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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1970

Page

2

Postmaster Blount lifts mail embargo as railroad strike ends

Washington AP reports Postmaster General Winton M Blount lifted the mail embargo today after the railroad strike concluded. The note adds a whimsical aside about Aunt Ediths Christmas fruit conserve, reflecting the era's lighter commentary.

Washington (Ap Winton M. Blount

Displaced Black Teachers Get $3.2 Million Retraining Plan

The Nixon administration offers $3.2 million in retraining aid for displaced black teachers amid desegregation driven dismissals and demotions in the South. Officials cite discrimination as the root problem while NEA leaders warn the move props up prejudice and undermines qualified educators.

Washington Nixon South U.S. Office of Education The Center Southern Education Reporting Service Elliot L.richardson Health, Education and Welfare Don Davies Helen Bain Nashville NEA Ruby Martin HEW

Barbs of the Week Scene Going On in Oddities

The column riffs on nickel demand rising from parking meters and ants counting 5000 species. It jokes about grandma thawing holiday cookies and bananas growing from a herb. It notes a grocer named Dominick and a office romance with a rheumatic candlelight theme.

Abbreviation lb Mostly from Libra Latin Pound Origin

The text explains that lb. comes from the Latin libra meaning pound. It notes a historical aside about the last period with no former presidents alive from January 5 to March 3, 1933 during Herbert Hoover’s presidency and mentions Calvin Coolidge’s death on January 5, 1933.

United States Herbert Hoover Calvin Coolidge

Mayors Rate Federalism And Welfare Reforms

Mayors from New York to Philadelphia share mixed views on the Johnson era urban policy. They praise welfare reform and revenue sharing while criticizing limited city priority and slow program delivery under Nixon's new federalism.

John V. Lindsay New York Richard G. Lugar Indianapolis Ind League Washington Joseph Alioto San Francisco Roman Gribbs Detroit Nixon Wesley Uhlman Seattle Carl Stokes Cleveland James H. Tate Philadelphia

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