Dope Education and Prevention Urged for Pecos Youth
Editorial urges vigilance on narcotics in Pecos while noting no proven panic. It cites a local arrest for marijuana, stresses education for adults and teens, strict law enforcement against pushers, and balanced parenting with love and discipline as key anti drug measures.
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Pecos
Kermit
Odessa
Pecos Enterprise
Nixon Faces Economic Crisis as Key Election Near
The article argues President Nixon will take strong steps to ease the economy in incoming months. It cites concerns over unemployment, especially among Black youths, stock declines affecting middle-class investors, and corporate profit drops reducing tax revenues. Nixon seeks housing expansion but warns prolonged tight money could trigger future inflation and overheat the market.
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Brain Drain Reversed Signals Change in Talent Flows
The piece notes a shift in international scientific migration with Britain seeing more repatriates as US opportunities wane. It highlights a slowing of the brain drain, a surplus of skilled labor at home, and a shortage of jobs, altering long standing patterns of talent flow.
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United States
Britain
National Science Foundation
Jumping to conclusions in Boyle's Column
New York AP column reflects on life lessons and quirks of modern living. It muses on planting trees for continuity, milestones of inflation, hair length trends, and survivable paradoxes in daily life and economics.
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New York
Doc
Quotes on Violence and Leadership from 1960s Figures
A compilation of remarks from public figures including Barry Goldwater Frank Church John Lindsay and John Chafee reflecting on campus unrest Vietnam tensions and political rhetoric. The excerpt also includes quotes from a Kent State guard a Miss USA contestant and Charles Evers about race and violence.
New War Begins On Old Problem Sparks VD Fight
Public health officials push for aggressive reporting and education as gonorrhea and syphilis rise. Savannah launches a statewide epidemiological blitz with 62,000 homes to visit, clinics, and mass media outreach to curb the epidemic and improve data.
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Brian Sullivan
New York City
Savannah
Hollywood
American Social Health Association
U.S. Public Health Service
Atlanta
Mary C. McLaughlin
William F. Schwartz
Communicable Disease Center
Savanah
Schwartz
William J. Brown
California
Los Angeles
Social Health Association
Public Health Service
James S. McKenzie-Pollock
McKenzie- Pollock
McKenzie-Pollock
Pastors Enlist for Challenging Life
John Oliver Nelson notes ministers juggle freedom with duty shaping weeks by study, visits, meetings, and sermons. In Bartlesville, Bill Llewelyn, senior pastor of a 2,000-member Presbyterian church, injects peace making, counseling, and family time into a tightly packed schedule, balancing weddings funerals and civic duties.
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John Oliver Nelson
Bartlesville
Oklo
Bill Llewelyn
Bill
First Presbyterian
Dottie
Support Your Local Pastor
The Reverend Poling serves as president of the Christian Herald Association, leading church outreach and religious community efforts through the Christian Herald organization.
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Christian Herald Assn
Tying a Bell On Earthquakes
A discussion on the Peru earthquake and other disasters highlights nature's power and the quest to predict major quakes. Seismologists envision a worldwide detection system within 10 to 20 years using sensitive borehole strain sensors to warn against quakes of magnitude five and higher.
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Pacific
Andes
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