Fran Sunday News Editor Telephone 445 5475
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1970
Page
4
The snippet lists Fran Sunday as News Editor with a contact telephone number 445 5475 and a date of Wednesday June 17 1970, suggesting masthead or byline information from a historical newspaper page.
Editorial notes Argentina's military coup that toppled President Juan Carlos Ongania ends his four year rule. The junta promises a civilian government within ten days, while Lanusse leads liberal faction. The piece urges a stable democracy and suggests wider South American lessons.
The Department of Labor moves to curb contractor discrimination against women in hiring, wages, hours, and employment conditions. Guidelines push active recruitment of women for previously excluded jobs, with no specific occupations mandated. The piece notes pay gaps and argues equality is a matter of basic justice despite skepticism.
HAL BOYLE jokes that heaven might lose appeal as an overly exclusive, dull afterlife. He cites critics and offers witty perks like pure air, reasonable rent, and no chores, suggesting readers consider joining the heavenly roll call now.
A five part series reports Texans face surprises reading policies and many are denied or delayed claims. Dallas firms cited paid only a fraction of premiums in benefits while others posted higher payout ratios. Industry variability shows some insurers reclaim most premiums while others pay well below.
A court rules a brother cannot force a burial halt or damages after a husband dies. An undertaker who buries before the family arrives faces damages for a insensitive act. The article covers policy exclusions, waiting periods, and pre existing conditions in health and accident plans and the push to simplify policy language.
Bruce Biassot argues Nixon mixes withdrawal with tough rhetoric to preserve South Vietnam while avoiding a U.S. defeat. He notes Nixon’s Vietnamization policy and limited troop pullouts aim to exit without surrender, while signaling resolve to Hanoi and supporters. The Cambodia action is seen as a calculated risk to keep leverage. The June 3 speech is highlighted as showing two faces of Nixon.
President Nixon's tight-money policy aims to curb inflation but raises borrowing costs. Utilities and industries pass higher rates to consumers, slowing investment and delaying needed equipment such as police night-operation gear. The result harms public services and raises risks, while the Fed under Arthur F. Burns expands money supply.
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