Fran Sunday News Editor Telephone 4455475
Tuesday June 16 1970 edition note lists Fran Sunday as news editor with contact telephone 4455475 for the day’s paper.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1970
Page
4
Tuesday June 16 1970 edition note lists Fran Sunday as news editor with contact telephone 4455475 for the day’s paper.
The National Safety Council launches a year long campaign to dramatize the drunk driving menace. It cites 1969 traffic deaths and argues a tiny 5 percent of heavy drinkers cause most damage while calling for removal of persistent offenders and stricter laws.
DOT wants passive restraints in all new cars by 1973. GM president says deadline unrealistically short and engineers estimate over 12 years to perfect a fail safe system. Ford echoes concern while Volpe defends air bags and cites high stakes. News memo notes JFK’s moon rocket timeline comparator.
HAL BOYLE discusses the blues as a common ailment and offers practical remedies learned from interviews. He suggests varied actions from playful to reflective, including praying, socializing, and physical or mental resets to lift mood. He references Eleanor Roosevelt and classic self-help ideas as part of the guidance.
A five part series reveals Texans face hospital bill disputes as 6,000 complaints to the State Insurance Board last year and 3,027 in the first four months of 1970. Officials note policy exclusions and aggressive marketing by firms. Industry defenders argue regulation keeps bad actors in check while critics claim companies profit at policyholders’ expense.
Pressure from federal courts spurs potential overhaul of Texas election rules next year. Cases challenge voter registration deadlines and filing fees, plus aid to illiterate voters. Officials consider moving primaries, extending registration, and four year registrations while lawmakers weigh decorum and public image measures.
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