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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1971
Page
7
Reader questions cover gum removal with ice and cleaning fluids, mildew on woodwork, moving heavy loads with a mower, nylon net pinning, and using plastic olive holders as jewelry trees. Polly invites more tips and postage to Cleveland Ohio.
Horoscopes by Frances Drake outline daily advice for each sign from Aries to Pisces for January 20 1971. Read for guidance on redoing tasks, focusing on essentials, and leveraging talents to avoid delays and confusion. Birthdate note mentions violinist Mischa Elman.
In letters to this column readers discuss equal pay and equal partnership. One writer questions the movement’s image and bra burning while asserting liberation seeks women as people first, capable of choosing their own lives. The responder agrees, noting both women and men benefit from shared responsibility.
Frankfort Kentucky the state signs a ten million dollar contract with a private firm to build a comprehensive training center for the mentally retarded in a rural area of Southeast Kentucky.
Betty Canary muses on compliment moments from her children and the memories they create. She recalls 1964 cake praise, a yelling contest, and teasing about beach robes, while pondering how her kids will remember her. Her book Surviving as a Woman is offered for $5.95 by mail order.
Roger Shattuck, head of the French and Italian department at the University of Texas since 1967, resigns amid ongoing faculty administration regents friction. Regents chairman Frank C. Erwin Jr. criticized Shattuck as overpaid for little work as part of a broader split sparked by the division of Arts and Sciences into three colleges following disputed actions by regents and administrators.
In a letter to acting dean Dr. Stanley R. Ross, FUNNY dedicated dean Roger Shattuck denounces the Arrowsmith Carne-Ross circle. He cites John Silber named president of Boston University and notes resignations of classics professors William Arrowsmith and Donald Carne-Ross. He alleges misused funds and claims Shattuck taught no UT students last year while in France, paid $10,000 from state taxes with admin approval.
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