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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1974

Page

7

Cryer Allison Wedding Vows Repeated Saturday

Cryer of Dallas wed Robert Eugene Allison of Lubbock at First Christian Church Pecos officiated by J O Strother. Parents Ralph O Dell and Joyce Allison plus Mike Allison and others named attended. Reception followed with couple leaving for Red River New Mexico.

Cryer Allison Pamela Jean O'Dell Cryer Dallas Robert Eugene Allison Lubbock J.O. Strother First United Methodist Church Pecos First Christian Church Ralph L. O'Dell Joyce Allison San Angelo Mike Allison S. Palm Ralph O'Dell Marrige Joe Callahan

Homosexuality debate stirs letters to Dear Ann

Readers discuss the APA decision to remove homosexuality from the list of mental disorders and its implications for discrimination and public policy. A letter-writer cites Illinois as a pioneer in decriminalizing consensual homosexuality and argues for removing sexual questions from job applications.

Ann Chicago Sun-Times American Psychiatric Association Frank G. Kameny Ann Landers APA Board of Trustees Illinois

First Class Fantasies in Erma Bombeck Satire

Erma Bombeck lampoons first class in a humorous column noting the mystique and divide between tourist and first class. A serviceman recalls being bumped to tourist and recounts the modest meal compared to jet set fantasies.

Erma Bombeck

Veal look alike and first class banter at wedding reception

A humorous exchange between a couple aboard an airplane highlights class differences and travel quirks. After the trip they plan to live at 1309 64th Dr Apt 20 in Lubbock. The bride, a 1969 Coronado High and 1973 NTSU graduate, is an elementary teacher. the groom, a 1967 San Angelo Central and 1972 Texas Tech graduate, is a landscape architect. An AARP meeting and open house in their honor were noted, with the party decorations in green and gold.

Dr. Apt. 20 Lubbock Coronado High School North Texas State University Denton San Angelo Central High School Texas Tech University Holden Aarp Meet

Beginning in December 1973 SSA to mail award letters

Beginning in December 1973, persons who filed for Supplemental Security Income and those on state welfare for age blindness or disability will receive award letters detailing benefits under the new program. Letters show monthly amounts payable starting January 1974, based on uniform guidelines and influenced by other income, resources, and whether living in a own home. Odessa Social Security Office invites questions at 516 First National Bank Building or by calling 332-9423.

Erven L. Fisher Jr Odessa Odessa Social Security First National Bank

Temperature Limit in the Troposphere Article

The troposphere seven to ten miles above Earth marks the highest atmospheric layer where temperature drops as altitude rises. The summary notes the vertical temperature profile defining this boundary and its relevance to atmospheric science.

Earth

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