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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1979

Page

4

Army fears sex fraternization among soldiers undermines discipline

Editorial notes a rising problem of dating and marrying among women and men in the Army. An official report warns that socializing between officers and enlisted personnel threatens morale and discipline. Commanders are urged to counsel individuals and curb relationships to preserve order. Love, it seems, confronts the Army itself.

U.S. Army

Junk mail firms urged to join removal program

The Direct Mail Marketing Association pressed member firms at its Washington meeting to join a voluntary service removing names from commercial mailing lists. Fewer than 10 percent currently participate, and officials urged broader signups before possible federal regulation. To opt out, write to Mail Preference Service in New York.

Washington Direct Mail Marketing Association Privacy Journal Association East 43 New York N.Y

Realtor leader calls anti housing bias across nation

Donald Hovde, new president of the National Association of Realtors, says a new form of discrimination limits housing through zoning, utilities and other barriers. He cites rising prices, buyers' demand and a changing market as driving up costs, noting homes have grown larger and pricier since the 1950s.

John Cunniff New York Donald Hovde National Association of Realtors Hovde Madison Wis

On This Date In History January 8 Highlights

On January 8, events include the 1815 Battle of New Orleans final War of 1812 engagement, La Salle reaching Niagara Falls in 1679, Wilson's 14 points in 1918, France occupying the Ruhr in 1932, De Gaulle becoming France's president in 1959, a deadly 1961 Dutch train crash, and the 1964 recovery of stolen gems from Miami. Birthdays include Sherman Adams and David Bowie. Beecher’s thought closes.

U.S Andres Jackson New Orleans la Salle Niagara Falls Woodrow Wilson France Ruhr Valley Germany Charles de Gaulle Woerden Netherlands Star of India American Museum of Natural History New York Miami Basel Switzerland United States White House Sherman Adams David Bowie Thomas Watson, Jr H.W. Beecher

Philosophy of Sleep and Christmas Lights by Phil Pastore

The piece contrasts professional opinions with guesses, noting costs from fifty dollars and up versus free. It reflects on age related sleep patterns around New Year’s Eve and humorously on finding and replacing missing Christmas lights on Christmas Eve.

VIPs Break Rules for Off-Base Lodging at Andrews Air Base

Washington bureau report notes Maj. Gen. Starr relaxed billeting rules allowing visiting VIPs to stay in downtown hotels when base billets are full. Hotel usage rose from 1,926 rooms in late 1977 to over 2,400 in October after the change. Also covers Fed action easing three day cooling off period on credit card plans and Rep. Natcher’s record attendance event near miss.

Washington Andrews Air Force Base Andrews Pentagon Paris Air Force Boondocks Benjamin F. Starr, Jr Starr Inspector General Federal Reserve Board Fed Federal Trade Commission William Natcher D-Ky House Congress Natcher Senate John McCormack McCormack

Carter faces painful choice over defense budget before other priorities

December polls by Harris and NBC News Associated Press show a majority favor maintaining or increasing defense, but when defense is weighed against social programs voters favor cutting military spending over trimming education, veterans, health, and aid to the poor.

Carter Lou Harris NBC News Associated Press Congress

New 96th Congress Promises Little Change Yet Faces Reform

Washington report notes the incoming 96th Congress echoes prior sessions despite reforms. It highlights candid remarks and resignations by Otis Pike and Panetta as signs lawmakers discuss problems openly, while warning of persistent lobby influence and workload issues.

Washington NEA Capital Cities Communications, Inc Otis G. Pike D-N.y Pike House Obey Panetta

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President of Realtors Antique Collectors Club Gotcha Priow Phil Pastore Jack Anderson Hqeuine Ter Merry By Roger Bollen Democratic Club Capital Hill Club Leon E. Panetta D-Calif Maritime Union Capital Cities David R. Obey D-Wis
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