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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1971

Page

4

Warning from Joliet youth on drugs and death

An 18 year old from Joliet writes a stark caution about drugs. He describes how peers offer substances, push harder drugs, and profit from others’ ruin, warning that drug use leads to death. His message stands as a stark, personal testimonial.

Joliet

Engine tuning urged to curb auto pollution nationwide

University of Michigan students report 85 percent of cars need tuning and tuned engines cut pollution by about 55 percent. A New Jersey study says tuning the worst 40 percent of cars could sharply reduce carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon emissions. An Ethyl Corp. study notes small spark plug misfires raise hydrocarbons by 99 percent and carbon monoxide by 20 percent.

University of Michigan Engineering New Jersey Ethyl Corp Detroit John Q T W. Sigler Continental Oil Co Sigler

Boyle s Column on Youth and Middle Age Freedom

New York AP essay argues youth is romanticized while middle age brings mixed blessings. It notes nostalgia for earlier years, calls adolescence painful, and says true freedom is the ability to act responsibly rather than youthful recklessness. The piece suggests now is as good a time as any to value present life.

New York Curbstone Paddy Chayefsky

Timely Quotes From Public Figures On Government Roles

A compilation of remarks from policymakers and observers on federal state funds and population aging. Includes Conrad Taeuber of the U.S. Census Bureau Wilbur Mills of Arkansas and Barber Converse of Bowling Green reactions. Also cites an oil slick incident near the Golden Gate Bridge with Dr. John Doss noting volunteer effects.

Conrad F. Taeuber U.S. Census Bureau Wilbur D. Mills House Ways and Means Committee Golden Gate Bridge John Doss San Francco Bay

Former Texas official testifies in Sharpstown suit

Waggoner Carr, ex Texas Attorney General, describes rival Sharpstown takeover of RIC International and related loans and stock moves. He says Novotny pressured him to resign and details his limited daily role at RIC and UMI while noting Northwood Corp and National Bankers Life ties. He recalls efforts to refinance and potential insurance acquisitions amid a sprawling financial scramble.

Godfrey Anderson Associated Press Dallas Texas Waggoner Carr Joseph P. Novotny Frank W. Sharp Sharpstown Realty Co RIC International Industries Inc Sharp Carr Austin RIC Novotny SEC Steve Watson Dallas Bank and Trust Co City Bank and Trust Co Dallas Bank and Trust City Bank Fort Worth National Bankers Life Insurance Co NBL Department of Justice Universal Magnetics Inc UMI Landco Coal Co Alabama South Atlantic Co Watson National Bankers Life SAC Dallas Bank Exchange Bank J. M. Falkner John Osorio Sharpstown Sharpstown State Bank Sharpstown Realty The Northwood Corp First Financial Life Insurance Co National Data Communications Re- Insurance Corp RIC Industries RIC International Canada Osorio Andy Byram Carr. Watson Oregon National Life Insurance Co Portland Frank Sharp Carr Houston

Foes Next Attack Cambodia Key to Drive on Vietnam

Washington officials warn Hanoi aims beyond Cambodia this year to contest South Vietnam elections. Analysts stress an easier strike path via the Ashan valley and Kompong Cham, but fear economic strangulation of Phnom Penh could force a neutral government and aid Hanoi reoccupation of southern sanctuaries. Route 4 and Phnom Penh fuel supplies dominate the strategic outlook.

Washington NEA Cambodia South Vietnam Hanoi Congress U.S Phnom Penh Kompong Cham Saigon Lon Nol Kompong Som Sihanoukville Red

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Hob Moore Bonnie Dearley Women's Editor Cy He Mowlay South Cedar Street Pecos Berry's Boyle Richard Converse Bowling Green Ohio Kibitzeri MAN IN the News Mr. Osorio Sharpstown Bank Byram Bruce Biossat Vietnam
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