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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1971

Page

4

Democratic senators map Nixon era primary strategy

Editorial notes Lawrence F. O'Brien hosts a secret meeting with Senators McGovern Humphrey Muskie Jackson Kennedy Hughes and Harris to align against Nixon rather than each other. The piece predicts mixed nominating chances yet urges focus on national interests and opposing Nixon programs without internal battles.

Lawrence F. O’brien Democratic Party Nixon George McGovern FBI J. Edgar Hoover O’brien McGovern Hubert Humphrey Edmund Muskie Henry M. Jackson Edward M. Kennedy Harold E. Hughes Fred R. Harris Birch Bayh Indiana O'Brien Nixos

Democrats Push Federal Takeover Of Welfare By Mills Group

Democratic leaders led by Rep. Wilbur Mills push a plan to federalize welfare, opposing Nixon’s revenue sharing and arguing a nationwide standard could curb fraud. Critics warn a total Washington takeover won’t fix cost pressures or ensure fair treatment while local officials favor closer administration.

Wilbur Mills Arkansas House Ways and Means Committee Nixon Mills Witch Congress Mils Sais Abner J. Mikva Chicago New York Mississippi New York City Nevada Ronald Reagan California The Waldorf Washington

Staggered tax filing proposed by professors

Two accounting professors argue in The Tax Adviser for a yearly filing schedule based on birth date or SSN to spread federal income tax returns over 12 months. They say this could improve IRS efficiency and reduce costs, though implementation would pose challenges.

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants Charles A. Nickerson Virginia Commonwealth University Earl F. Davis University of Georgia Uncle Sam IRS

Boyle's Column: Dining woes at home with teens and cat

HAL BOYLE reflects on life with a vegetarian daughter Tracy aged 17 and a cat Lady Dottie 13. Diet quirks dominate daily life from grape fruit to pizza to celery crunching while the narrator frets about nutrition and his own weight loss. The column ends with an astronomy aside about Vega.

Hal Boyle New York Tracy Lady Dottie Daddy U. S

Texans urged ethics code as a matter of record

Garth Jones notes Texas leaders long urged a workable ethics code for public servants. Since the 1950s leaders pressed for conflict of interest rules, with Speaker Gus Mutscher’s blue ribbon panel proposing prohibitions and a change to bar lawyer-legislators from automatic trial delays.

Garth Jones Associated Press Texas Preston Smith Smith House Senate Waggoner Carr Capitol Gus Mutscher Carr Committee of 100

Spin offs from NASA science reshape daily life worldwide

NASA Wallops Island researchers highlight grooved runways and other spin offs altering consumer protection, fire resistant paints, portable TV gear, inflatable life rafts, satellite based weather and communications, and future tools for farming and industry. Officials emphasize unpredictable, broad impact yet to come.

Washington NASA Wallops Island Air Transport Association Space Agency

Poseidon Sub Army of MIRV Power Signals Unstoppable Drift

The article argues MIRV Poseidon submarines massively expand U S nuclear strike potential. It notes 31 Polaris subs converted to Poseidon with 160 warheads each, doubles Hiroshima power, and could deploy nearly 5 000 warheads rapidly. Critics worry MIRV momentum continues despite SALT talks.

Washington Nea Soviet Union U.S Polaris Hiroshima James McCartney Nixon Poseidon Russia Senate Congress Salt

Free Press Targeted by Kremlin Vigilance Campaign

The article reviews new Kremlin efforts to intimidate Western reporters in Moscow. It cites Pravda and Trud warnings against capitalist journalists and dissidents, naming Sakharov, Medvedev, and Solzhenitsyn as targets while noting aims to isolate Western sources and inflame anti American sentiment ahead of the March 30 Communist Party congress.

New York Nea Moscow Kremlin Russia Lenin Pravda KGB Stalin A. D. Sakharov Jaures Medvedev Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Trud Col. F. Nikitin Sovetskaya Rossiya United States Nixon Russian Communist Party

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