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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1971
Page
11
The piece argues public welfare payments to striking workers inflate strike costs and weaken collective bargaining. It contends welfare enables longer strikes, raises settlements, and biases bargaining toward unions, urging welfare payments to be limited to those truly in need.
The piece critiques U S generosity in foreign arms aid and sugar subsidies, arguing Uncle Sugar bought influence yet gained little cooperation. It notes Chile Peru Ecuador and Africa receiving aid while property disputes and Brazil sea tensions surface, and praises Senate Finance Committee moves to withhold sugar payments until compensation is paid.
The article notes July as National Hot Dog Month with stats from the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council. It traces origins to the 1904 St. Louis Exposition, cites annual U.S. production and per capita consumption, and mentions high speed meat processing machines in Detroit and Montreal plus Marlene Dietrich's favorite meal pairing.
HAL BOYLE surveys persistent questions from why prices rise to who steals the people’s money and whether the century will improve. He muses on wars of words love and novels with a blend of wit and curiosity.
A new research building in New Jersey uses eight-foot-wide nickel stainless steel enclosures to cover exhaust ducts from the second to the ninth floors. Eighteen large enclosures span two facades, producing a striking, ever-changing reflection of light on the structure.
A veteran recounts how supply sergeants improvised to repair, equip, and arm units with scavenged from government lists. He notes Seabees and engineers on Pearl Harbor era ships reshaping hot holds to suit their needs, questioning whether such ingenuity aided victory.
The column discusses whether a woman's heart or a man's beats faster with about 85 percent accuracy for predicting unborn sex. It wades into humorous trivia about aging workmen, generals, and a lyric excerpt, then ends with a young woman's health advice on bikini wear and skin temperature for function.
Investigations of stock loan scandals proceed on three fronts with the Travis County DA and Texas Attorney General staff preparing evidence for grand juries. Courts rule on desegregation, oil and gas, and welfare matters while public health notes cite Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis threats and livestock concerns.
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