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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
6
The Senate passed two bills totaling 7 billion for education of health professionals. Aimed at nurses and health workers including doctors pharmacists optometrists and dentists the measure with an amendment withholds funds from schools that discriminate by sex. The vote was unanimous.
AP Farm writer Don Kendall explains the farm retail spread on a 1,000 pound steer bought by a meat packer for 273.80 and sold to consumers in supermarkets for 427.98. The Agriculture Department labels this difference as the farm retail margin added by middlemen who slaughter and prepare the meat for store sales.
The column reviews household hacks and tips from readers Polly and various correspondents. It covers decorative rug bleaching, varnish refinishing, cord management on electric heaters, and creating toys from milk cartons, plus a farm-retail price analysis by Alan Baker highlighting shifts in steer value, byproducts, carcass yield, and distribution costs.
Dr. Hal J. Dowlett, Dallas public health director, predicts a fall and winter epidemic of the Hong Kong flu. He notes the virulent 1968 strain has reappeared in Hong Kong and is likely to spread worldwide as it did before, after previously hitting Dallas thousands in 1968 and the next year.
A columnist recounts joining Constant Apologies Anonymous after a friend notes chronic politeness. The piece describes CA as a pervasive affliction, from small excuses to excessive apologies to doctors and clerks, and outlines a rough cure involving removing the hair shirt and demanding fair play.
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