Vacations Vary From Six Flags To Restful Home
A downtown poll shows many residents enjoy varied vacations during business hours. Aurelia Zuniga spent three days in Las Vegas with family. Donna Woodard and her husband Lessie traveled near Wichita Falls and Waco, visiting Six Flags, then planned rest at home. Anita M. Rodriguez rested at home for her vacation. Ruben Baca listed as resident at 810 E.
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Aurelia Zuniga
S. Peach St
Las Vegas
Donna Woodard
Lessie
Leslie
Jodie
Michael
Wichita Falls
Waco
Six Flags
Tia Lewis Named Pecos Chamber Ambassador
Tia Lewis, aged eight, is named the newest and youngest Pecos Chamber of Commerce Ambassador. The ambassador corps promotes Pecos via voluntary outreach, with nominations of Bear Stroud and Gloria Ulate among others. Tia has traveled over 2,000 miles representing Pecos and gained national exposure in Western Horseman.
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Tia Lewis
The
Pecos Ambassdors
Pecos
Jerry Matta
Western Horseman
Tia
50 French women run a Paris publishing house bookstore
In Paris a female collective called Edition des Femmes operates a cooperative publishing house and bookstore on rue des Saints Peres. About 50 women, ages 18 to 80, publish and sell works by women while eschewing male authors except politics. They aim to liberate children from the family ghetto and someday run an all-women daily, with plans for cinema cafe theater and a weeklong women’s festival.
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PARIS
NEA
United Nation
Lib
Holy Fathers
Marx
Mao
Freud
Des Femmes
Brigitte
Yvonne
Claudine
Bernadette
Editions Des Femmes
Happy Hooker
Betty Friedan
Kate Miller
Colette
Mary McCarthy
Anais Nin
Pearl Buck
Dear Ann and Zelda Advice Column Snippets
A collection of reader questions to Dear Ann about self-esteem, relationship dynamics, and social performance. Topics include seeking authenticity over performance, spousal humor and communication, inviting in-law dinner dynamics, and the Lions Eye Bank’s corneal transplant advocacy and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Zelda
Pete Hamill
Pete
Dear Ann
P.S
Lions Eye Bank
University of Washington
Seattle
Helen Keller
Lions Service Club
Knights of Blindness
Lions
U.S
Donna Osland
Donna
History of Slavery in Virginia Beginnings and Growth
The article traces the arrival of the first Africans in 1619 and notes the shift from white indentured servants to enslaved Africans in tobacco work. It states 300 slaves by 1640, then a rapid expansion to about 60,000 per decade by the 1680s, reflecting the growing labor demand in tobacco cultivation.
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Africa
Virginia
Jamestown Settlement
More women enter oil and gas as engineers rise
Houston AP reports a rise in women joining energy firms as chemical civil electrical geological metallurgical and petroleum engineers. A TransOcean Oil Inc survey shows women at 7.5 percent of new grads in 1970, projected to 11 by 1975 and 16.5 by 1980, with women also moving into marketing distribution and computer roles within natural resources.
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Energy Industry
TransOcean Oil Inc
Chanical
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Anita M. Rodriguez
Woolworth’s
S. Oak St
Ruben Baca
Dianne Calanchi
Candiate
Gloria Ulate
Celia Carrasco
Belinda Patino
Manuel Patino
10Th St
Barstow
Triple H Shoe Store
Dianne
Pecos High School
Imagine
Ann Landers
Pecos Enterprise
Becky Rivera
Houston
Wmnrs
Ysportswear
Earlene Holt
Eddy
Boy Scout
Bozeman
Harper's Bazaar
Ramada Inn
Stafford Cleaners
Ma Wilson Donuts
Four Seasons Flower Shop
Ben's
Ino Ship’s
American Motor Inn & Restaurant
Big T Restaurant
Terrazas Furniture Mart
Beauty Center
Dairy Queen of Pecos
Dairy Mart
Holiday Inn
Clan Mills Your Nations
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