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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1972

Page

3

Texans in Politics: Briscoe and Farenthold Runoff Rise

Texas voters propelled Dolph Briscoe and Fran Farenthold from token candidates to a governor runoff. Farenthold built a volunteer driven campaign with seasoned strategists while Briscoe relied on local backing and a Houston ad firm. Briscoe won the May 6 upset but celebrated in Uvalde amid a storm.

Garth Jones Associated Press Texas Dolph Briscoe Frances Farenthold Briscoe South Texas Preston Smith Ben Barnes Waggoner Carr Don Yarborough Briscoe Janey Uvalde Briscoes Smith Yarborough Carr Houston John Hill Eugene Locke John B. Connally Connally Barnes Farent Farenthold Ralph Yarborough U.S

Apollo 16 Photos Reveal Space Beauty and Mystery

Mission commander John Young captures striking ultraviolet images during the moon voyage. The star dense Milky Way center glitters while a brilliant blue star field and Jupiter appear in the frame, highlighting the mission’s photographic scope.

Moon Milky Way John Young Jupiter

Planned unit development aims to ease housing density

The Urban Land Institute promotes PUD as a planning method to stack more homes on less land without crowding. It clusters dwellings to conserve open space, combines town houses and apartments, increases density, and shares land for nonresidential uses like shopping, reducing transportation needs.

Rome America The Urban Land Institute ULI Canada PUD Robert E. Boley Boley

Directors say boards have become an anomaly in firms

A Michigan State University analysis of Fortune 500 firms finds boards of directors often act as prestige appendages rather than effective governing bodies. The study notes directors historically served to enhance image, with many remaining passive as corporate maturity shifts from manufacturing to corporate governance. Directors now face pressure to be more responsive amid issues like consumerism and environmental policy, and leaders may be challenged by boards that demand greater accountability.

John Cunniff NEW York Eugene Jennings Michigan State University Jennings Penn-Central Earle Browne& Associates Lamalie Associates Bluechip Ing Hardin Wes Bonham McKinney Dodge City Kan Florida Charlie Webb Comanche Tex America Walter Prescott Webb Jonn B. Armstrong Armstrong John Selman Jack Texas Woman’s University At Denton L.H Jack’? Hubbard Georgetown Dr. Hubbard Little Arkansas

Monument marks John Wesley Hardin grave in El Paso

A telegraph report from El Paso notes a granite headstone was placed at John Wesley Hardin's grave, bearing only his name and birth and death dates. The marker reflects Hardin's notoriety as Texas worst killer, with relatives cited as installers amid caution from local authorities.

Robert E. Ford Associated Press el Paso John Wesley Hardin Wes Texas Little Arkansas Jesse James Missouri State National Bank of el Mesa Street San Antonio Avenue Acme el Paso Chamber of Commerce State National Bank Bonham Jeff Bonham Hardin Walter Prescott Webb The Texas Rangers George Hendricks

Alligators Threatened by Poachers Across Southern Swamps

Government investigators report poachers have killed thousands of alligators in southern swamps for skins sold abroad. About 127000 alligators are believed to have been killed in the last three years, threatening extinction.

Lady cops barred from regular Dallas patrols

Dallas Police Chief Frank Dyson said women police officers will not ride in squad cars on regular patrols. He expressed doubts about their ability to withstand patrol rigors and risks now, though he left open the possibility in the future if safety and effectiveness are proven.

Dallas Frank Dyson Dyson

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