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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1971
Page
7
Bonnie Cearley reflects on football Telecasts from Notre Dame to Texas and Cowboys memories. She critiques overcommercialized halves and replayed plays while hoping readers stay active, faithful, and dutiful in the new year.
Six chaplains at Sir George Williams University nicknamed the God Squad attract more students, with Anglican chaplain Rev John Wright saying the name has dispelled the old image of the aged chaplain handing out religious advice.
William Kunstler and William Buckley debated the American judicial system at the University of Rochester. Kunstler argued justice is often denied and used for political oppression, urging reforms. Buckley urged disbarment and criticized expanding rights, citing Supreme Court decisions.
The Barstow area reports family visits in Dallas and Albuquerque for the New Year. The Senior 4-H Club met January 4 1971 with eight members present and officers noting project dates and a light bulb sales prize for Higinio Garcia. Joe Tibbets returned home from Fort Ord for the holidays with Marilyn and Bart, visiting relatives in Jal and Barstow.
Frances Drake lays out daily outlooks for each sun sign from Aries through Pisces with focus prompts and cautions. It notes strong mental quickness, travel liking, adaptability, and persistence, highlighting personal drive and public dealings.
The Rev. David Harrison in Bolton England uses a hospital skeleton on his pulpit to captivate listeners especially children. He says the prop helps rivet attention and stops the congregation from drifting during the sermon.
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