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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1971
Page
2
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A consolidated list shows JP Court fines for speeding license violations and underage drinking across El Paso Odessa Pecos Coyanosa and Morris Hart with individual names and amounts. County records discuss park maintenance woes in Reeves County with Wendall Faulkner noting park closure and potential land reversion to original owners.
Government lawyers seek a court order to remove 16 antiwar veterans who barricaded themselves on the Statue of Liberty in a symbolic protest. The group refused a promise to reopen the monument to sightseers if they stayed, insisting their demands be publicized to U.S. troops. Similar protests occurred at Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia and a Travis Air Force Base hospital ward, all linked to Vietnam Veterans Against the War as they press Nixon to set a withdrawal date.
Congress attacks on stepped up bombings in North Vietnam intensify as Defense Secretary Laird defends strikes as limited and aimed at safeguarding remaining U S troops. Senate hopefuls McGovern and Humphrey urge escalation limits and total withdrawal while critics urge airing the war to the public.
An independent newspaper published by the Pecos Enterprise, issued every evening except Saturday and Sunday, from 3248 Cedar Street Pecos Texas 79772 with P O Box 1131.
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