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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1971
Page
3
The Chicago stockyards once loaded with cattle hogs and sheep now sit empty as refrigeration and decentralized marketing shrink the trade. The yards will close forever on July 31, 1979 marking the end of an era in meat processing and urban commerce.
A young monkey eating eagle housed in Davao City draws praise from Charles Lindbergh who urges saving the species. Philippine officials note the bird still faces extinction risk with only about 56–60 individuals known, and plan to return it to the wild to boost numbers.
A scorching day at Portland's Civic Auditorium Forecourt draws crowds to the 500,000 fountain park. Architect Lawrence Halprin recalls dedication last June 23 while crowds praise the relaxing space as a hub for all, from businesspeople to families.
Washington AP reports federal pay has climbed since 1962 under a Kennedy era program. The average federal employee now earns about 11,065 annually with expected further increases, while GS-18 top pay has doubled to 36,000 and the federal payroll tops 50 billion. The system ties raises to private-sector inflation, raising buyability and competitiveness, yet debates linger over sampling, regional differences, and fringe benefits including pensions and vacation. The Civil Service Commission defends the plan while noting mixed evidence on talent retention.
Four New York local unions authorized a possible strike against the United States Postal Service later this month if a contract settlement is not reached. Walkouts could occur July 20 or July 25. unions cite parity with the former Post Office Department and grievances procedures.
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