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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues television news favors personality driven theater over reporting. It notes the limits of showing every story with crews and props, while calling for more in-depth background documentaries and the essential role of newspapers for current news without theatrics.
In London, Hugh A. Mulligan observes how waitresses label the day’s menu with playful slang such as set menu and a la carte. Terms like rump and fillet for steaks, bangers and mash for sausages, and pud for desserts create a comic glossary that amuses diners while revealing restaurant culture.
The advertisement urges joining the Payroll Savings Plan to automatically save from each paycheck for U S Savings Bonds. It highlights a bonus interest rate of 4.9 percent at maturity on bonds issued since June 1 1970 and a similar boost for older bonds, suggesting the program builds a growing bankroll.
An Associated Press survey of East Texas school superintendents finds integration progressing with few major problems. Leaders such as Dr. Charles F. Mathews in Longview and Jim Plyler in Tyler report minimal discipline issues, while addressing outside fears and rumors.
In a 1971 perspective, Bruce Biossat argues that the drive for total freedom and individual conscience risks eroding law and democratic process. He warns 205 million separate authorities threaten public safety, unity, and the ability to act for common good.
A seminar report by Dr. Eric H. Goode shows statistical relationships between parental behavior and student drug use. Findings suggest higher parental drinking smoking and social class correlate with greater student experimentation, with religion and liberal college environments also linked to marijuana use.
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