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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1970
Page
4
Dr David Hubbard, a federal prison consultant, profiles 20 imprisoned hijackers. He links space fantasy, unemployment, and punitive childhoods to skyjacking. He says few had pilots training, they seek authority, and they fear women. He warns punishment fuels further hijackings.
An eminent government scholar argues abolishing midterm House elections would improve governance. James MacGregor Burns contends four-year terms align with the president, reduce campaign costs, and boost executive legislative unity, while noting senators would also need four-year terms to avoid ongoing midterms.
In Time magazine J. Edgar Hoover recalls liking to walk in Rock Creek Park near Washington but says he can no longer go there due to rising crime in the city. He expresses concern that conditions are worsening and security concerns are mounting.
HAL Boyle surveys oddities and trends from dental health to Tokyo housing plans and smoking myths. He cites ADA progress, cites staid crime and science notes, and quotes Edison, Morley, and biblical lines.
In Derrick Texas a condemned orphanage prompts concern as Miss Princh and Mrs. Motherwell wrestle with breaking bad news to Christopher about the carol festival. The letter about the building and a donor's death shadow the town's plan to win ten thousand dollars in the Christmas event.
A collection of remarks from public figures on diapers population policy dog license fees and beach pollution. Robert A. Sander of Scott Paper comments on diaper demand while Ann Shalla questions gendered license pricing. John Trevelyan resigns as British film censor chief and warns against erotic entertainment. Robert Rinker cites potential tourism losses if Waikiki pollution signs appear.
Secretary of State Martin Dies Jr. told a House committee that Texas needs a complete overhaul of primary election machinery and voter registration. He urged state financing for primaries, end to annual registration, and adoption of re registration by voting.
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