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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1970

Page

8

Polly's Pointers Call Bell Aids Bedridden Patient

Dear Polly shares practical tips from a caregiver about using a bedside bell to summon help, signs and notes to communicate, night lighting, and a simple sign language for a terminally ill mother. It also includes reader questions on home projects and cleanup ideas for fabrics and gifts.

Polly E. F P. B

Sierra Madera Water District holds Christmas Party

On December 10 the Sierra Madera Water District Association met at Fort Stockton High School Cafeteria with about 60 attendees. Harry Smith organized arrangements with Mrs. Smith handling decorations and the head table. Wendell Nichols spoke thanking members for their cooperation. gifts included onyx desk sets for Nichols and J.J. Maxey. O.L. Burr of Crane named new vice president. Rev. Milton Propp from Pecos shared slides from England and Europe and posed a question about Hitler and Christianity.

Sierra Madera Water District Association Fort Stockton High School Harry Smith Sec Treas Smith Wendell Nichols Nichols J.J. Maxey Pecos O.L. Burr Crane Milton

Corporate giving to colleges rises despite recession

The Independent College Funds of America reports higher corporate contributions for 1969 70 with thirteen state associations noting increases of 5 to 15 percent raising total funds to 18 million. The Council for Financial Aid to Education corroborates stable funding saying last year saw 220 million and 1969 begun rising again.

John Cunniff NEW York Independent College Funds of America Council For Financial Aid To Education Insurance Information Institute Institute Detroit Europe Japan U.S Wall Street Journal General Motors Volkswagen

Nixon Administration Tough On Oil Industry

AP report from Houston outlines Nixon administration actions affecting oil policy. It notes the firing of Interior Secretary Hicken by Nov. 25 and Dec. 4 orders shifting offshore production regulation from federal to state control, plus possible import quotas for Canadian oil. The piece traces regulatory conflicts, pipeline questions, and stalled Alaska pipeline plans amid rising crude prices and inflation concerns.

Max B Skelton Houston, Tex Nixon Congress White House Interior Sec Walter J. Hicken Alyeska Trans-Alaska Louisiana President’s Council of Economic Advisers Texas Interior Department New Orleans Udall Charles F. Luce Council of Economic Advisers Luce Sen Russell Long D-Law

Swans Appear White Under Wings in Sydney Study

Australian researchers report that under the wings of black swans observed in Sydney the plumage appears pure white, shedding light on feather color patterns and potential misperceptions in field observations.

Sydney

Family films scarce as studios chase adult fare

In the Netherlands Robert Radnitz pursues a million-dollar family film The Little Ark while Hollywood studios mostly produce R or X rated titles and only occasional family pictures Disney critiques sugary tropes and urges films that truly engage children, with MPAA head Jack Valenti noting audience gaps.

Norman Goldstein Associated Press Amsterdam Hollywood Disney Motion Picture Association of America Ijsselemeer Zuider Zee Netherlands Robert Radnitz Michigan Radnitz Holland Flanders Jan de Har 9G Theodore Bikel Philip Frame Genevieve Ambas Tye Disney Organization Jack Valenti MPAA

Violence Toll Rises Over Weekend In Texas and Nearby

The Associated Press reports 27 deaths in a weekend of violence. Four Chico residents died in a head on collision on Texas 114 near Bridgeport. others include Dallas Morning News editor John R. Puckett killed in North Dallas and multiple separate incidents across Texas and nearby states.

Associated Press Bridgeport Chico Garland Gail Pittman Garland Gail Pittman Jr Ethel Mae Pittman Margaret L. Mader Lloyd Mader Larry Lloyd Mader Jr John R. Puckett Dallas Morning News Dallas Puckett the News Parkland Hospital Curtis Joe Moore Tarrant County Abbott Johnny Cordell Amarillo Interstate Tulsa John Valentine Baker, Jr Albuquerque US. 287 Claude

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