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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1971

Page

3

Soledad inmate explains how cons get along

Gene Hollis, 40, serving a life sentence for habitual criminality, details a closed inmate society within California prisons. He describes a three-for-two loan system, lead men who run work and punish rule breakers, and a rigid social order that governs behavior and survival behind bars.

Soledad Calif Gene Hollis Hollis California Youth Authority System San Quentin Folsom

Prairie View students seek voting injunction in Waller County

Seven Prairie View A and M students sue Waller County claiming voter registration rejections baselessly deny them residency and voting rights. The action seeks an injunction and declaratory relief challenging a home county registration rule and a qualification questionnaire.

Prairie View Max B. Skelton Associated Press Houston Waller County Prairie View A&m College LeRoy E. Symm Symm U.S. District Court Wayne Justice Tyler North Texas State University Graves James Allison Austin Allen B. Hannay Allison Lymm Hannay Arthur Ray Wilson Donnie Gene Young Maurice S. Blanks James Berry Leodies Simmons Randolph Grayson Billy Ray Tolliver

EPA to require basic treatment of industrial waste nationwide

The EPA will require minimum secondary treatment for nearly all industrial discharges into navigable waters, with stricter controls where state standards demand. The policy directs regional administrators to ensure discharge permits include timelines and that no facility operates without at least the minimum treatment level. The standard applies even where states lack standards and aims to align with municipal wastewater treatment practices. The note also covers Navy use of Fleming Key for a quarantine station and a related funding plan pending approval.

EPA Washington Environmental Protection Agency U.S John Quarles Jr Quarles William D. Ruckelshaus Ruckelshaus Navy Department Fleming Key Key West Purcell Butz USDA

U S airlines urged to boost aircraft production to stay competitive

Civil Aeronautics Board Chairman Secor Browne warned in Houston that U S carriers may be forced to buy foreign airplanes within five to ten years unless domestic production becomes feasible. He cited the 747 cost at about 250 million and noted private funding shortages for heavy production. He blamed government pullout from purchases and warned of foreign rivals investing to capture aerospace leadership.

Houston Civil Aeronautics Board U.S Secor D. Browne Browne Defense Department

Ex pilot optimistic about rails future and Amtrak dreams

Harold Graham ex pilot and Amtrak vice president marketing envisions rail travel as a new lifestyle, with clean efficient service and overnight trips from New York to Atlanta and Los Angeles to San Francisco. He argues trains are eco friendly and can attract families and business travelers, though profitability remains unsure.

John Cunniff New York Harold Graham Graham National Railroad Passenger Corp Amtrak Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco

Orr says Demo reforms not popular in Washington

Texas Democratic Chairman Roy Orr says many congressmen are unfamiliar with reform guidelines and skeptical about them. Orr reports Texas will seek more women youth and minority delegates to the 1972 convention while noting drafts of reforms are not official party positions.

Orr Washington Roy Orr DeSoto Tex Texas Lloyd Bentsen D-Tex Lawrence F. O’brien Robert Strauss William Patman

Insurance firm now a subsidiary of holding company

Galveston Texas AP stockholders of American National Insurance Co. voted to reorganize as a wholly owned subsidiary of American National Financial Corp. a Delaware holding company. The move includes issuance of 40 million preferred and 60 million common shares.

Galveston, Tex American National Insurance Co American National Financial Corp Delaware General Business U. S. District Court James Noel Houston New York Noel U. S. 5Th Circuit ANICO Phil B. Noah Glendon Johnson ANCO Johnson America

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