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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1970
Page
4
The piece condemns the IRS for selling mailing labels of about 140 000 gun dealers and collectors under the FOIA claim. It argues this violates the Act’s intent, risks misuses by criminals, and erodes citizen trust in government data handling. It urges stronger protections beyond assurances.
The Texas Industrial Commission reports industry adds 100 new jobs bringing 296 more residents and 112 more households. It boosts personal income by 9,590,000 dollars, bank deposits by 270,000 and retail sales by 360,000 dollars yearly, underscoring industrial development’s impact.
Hal Boyle advises that a steady boyfriend who pretends to be under 35 but shows signs of age may be over 40. He lists clues from behavior to health habits and wartime relics, concluding if these traits are real then the man is likely over 40 and deserves support.
A discussion of whether a wife hiding her true age constitutes fraud affecting annulment rights. Courts generally require fundamental marriage issues for fraud to void a marriage, while misstatements about age for driving or life insurance may have differing legal implications. The piece cites cases from the State Bar of Texas and notes from Will Bernard, 1970 ABA.
An El Paso Times youth law feature recounts a stadium fight endangering Bob Benny and bystander Glenn. It analyzes offenses from robbery by firearms to murder and aggravated assault with penalties including life or death for deadly weapons.
An essay argues for moving beyond money to recruit a professional all volunteer force. It highlights Ft. Ord experiments with merit cards, seven haircut options, trainee councils, and informal discussions to boost morale. Critics warn of eroding discipline, but Israeli practices show high combat effectiveness.
The FAA antihijacking program, using behavioral cues and baggage screening, has helped deny passage to 10 individuals for nonhijacking offenses in recent months. Weapons finds rise, posters warn travelers, and three airlines already use the system with three more set to adopt it. Since late 1969 no hijacking has occurred on flights screened by the program.
An anonymous sage in Through the Meshes argues the axle precedes the wheel, noting wheels and rollers existed long before, but the axle enabled turning and carrying platforms. The booklet from Mentor Ohio suggests we still can think clearly despite age.
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