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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1972

Page

10

New Hope for the United Nations as Waldheim Takes Helm

Kurt Waldheim of Austria succeeds U Thant as United Nations Secretary General. The former foreign minister and diplomat vows to act within mandate while seeking budget reform and charter revision. He calls for wide member cooperation and notes veto power among permanent Security Council members must be reconsidered. The piece cites U.S. funding pressures and Soviet veto usage in past crises.

U Thant Burma United Nations Kurt Waldheim Austria Waldheim U. N Waldh United States U.N Security Council Russia India Time Magazine Nixon East Pakistan West Pakistan

Dilemma of the democrats in the 1972 campaign

The piece notes Democratic leaders shift focus from Vietnam to economic issues ahead of the 1972 election. It cites 6 percent unemployment, labor funding pressures from AFL-CIO head George Meany, and two proposed curbs on labor political influence, including a right to work push with limited public support.

Lyndon Johnson Nixon Southeast Asia White House Organized Labor George Meany Afl-Cio House Administration Committee Congress National Right To Work Committee Reed Burton

Penny helps picture metric scale in US debates

A reader-friendly explanation uses a penny to visualize metric units. Carl F E Dutton of the U S Geological Survey notes that the date numeral is one millimeter long, the reverse inscription is two millimeters high, and the Lincoln Memorial top is ten millimeters wide, illustrating progress toward metric adoption.

United States Carl FE. Dutton U.S. Geological Survey

Nursing homes trap elderly in a for profit system

A pamphlet cites 23 000 facilities housing over one million elderly Americans many run for profit with substandard care. It cites government subsidies and rising costs, poor training, and neglect while calling for federal standards ratings and stronger licensing.

America Nixon U.S. Department of Labor Garvin Senate Ralph Nader Nader Nursing Homes For Special Committee On the Aging Gov David Pryor D-Ark Washington, D.C Pryor

New Year Resolutions Tips From Hal Boyle

The columnist argues resolutions should include replacing bad habits with good ones and mixing doable goals. He humorously suggests gradual smoking quit, modest drinking cuts, sparing uses of power, reading poetry, aiding others, and appreciating nature while avoiding drastic self blame.

Hal Boyle New York Ft. Knox

Washington’s uneasy relation to false teeth revealed

Dr Reidar Sognnaes of UCLA told a Smithsonian lecture that the first President disliked being known for using dentures. One set used elephant tusk lower teeth and hippo tusk upper teeth with wooden pegs, and another set weighed a pound.

Reidar Sognnaes UCLA Smithsonian Institute Washington, D.C

Pecos Chronicle Highlights Involving Ranchers and Community News

Ranchers Beau McCutcheon and Will Crow from the Davis Mountains shipped twenty nine cattle cars to Fort Worth from Pecos via Toyahvale and Saragosa, while Oates sent one car. Community notes cover a Christian Woman's Board meeting, a major joint dairy livestock and poultry campaign at the Pecos courthouse, local social events, construction work on Pecos Furniture's awning, and defense bond drives. Other items mention a marriage engagement to occur in Austin, inaugural invitations for local residents, church circle committees, and Pecos Daily News moving to larger quarters.

Beau McCutcheon McCutcheon Brothers Will Crow Davis Mountains Pecos Fort Worth McCutcheons Crow Toyahvale Mr. Oates Saragosa Court House West Texas

Overpromising in American Politics At 1972 Threshold

The column critiques politicians especially liberals for sweeping pledges to end war poverty rebuild cities provide health care and erase racism. It argues such promises are financially and practically unfulfillable and lead to government failure. The piece calls for realism and hard work over inflated expectations.

Washington NEA Muskie Humphrey Lindsay Jackson

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