Renaissance of great spiritual art foreseen at Vatican show
Lawrence A. Fleischman, director of Kennedy Galleries, foresees a renaissance of spiritually meaningful art with a Vatican 20th century art museum opening Saturday. He says the American collection, funded by the U.S. committee led by Cardinal Cooke, aims to 600 works, bridging art and faith across eras and traditions.
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Goorge W. Cornell
New York
Vatican
Lawrence A. Fleischman
Committee of Religion and Art of America
Atttude
New
Vatican Museum of
Fleischman
Archives of American Art
New Vatican Museum
Caesar Borgia
Sistine Chapel
U.S
Terence Cardinal Cooke
White House
Kennedy
Johnson
Ann Landers Letters on Teen Pregnancy and Hearing
Readers write about teen pregnancy consequences and parental advice. Ann responds on responsibility of teens, a Ford bumper note, and a hoax about hearing impairment with reminders to speak clearly and a request for her booklet Booze And You For Teenagers Only.
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Ann
New Orleans
Winston Churchill
Winnie
Ann Landers
Whole Job concept aims to cure blue collar blues
Dow Chemical employees tested a "Whole Job" approach to reduce boredom by letting workers plan part of their work, perform with imagination, and evaluate their own output. A questionnaire asks 15 yes no questions about job interest, autonomy, and growth with guidance to discuss improvements with supervisors.
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Dow Chemical Co
Dow
Supreme Court Limits Pornography Protections
The Supreme Court held that local community standards may determine if material is obscene, narrowing protection under the First Amendment. The decision, written by Chief Justice Burger, targets hard core pornography and allows evaluation of whether a work lacks serious literary artistic political or scientific value. Justices Blackmun Powell Rehnquist White joined the ruling. Critics warn local standards may force producers to meet the strictest communities. The opinion marks a shift after decades of broader protection for sexually explicit content.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren
Burger
Nixon
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Byron R. White
Has time run out of the forty hour work week
A survey of proposed work pattern changes outlines three to four day weeks four and ten hour days and three twelve hour days. Flexible hours allow self chosen timing within monthly totals. An eight day week proposal by John Ward Pearson would replace Monday to Sunday with eight equal days.
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New York
John Ward Pearson
America
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor Department
Janice Hedges
American Management Assn
Wales Manufacturing Co
Gastonia
N.C
Pearson
Deaths Juanita Barton 82 Pecos resident dies
Juanita Barton 82 died at Pecos Nursing Home Thursday. Services at 4 p.m. today at First Methodist Church Munday with interment in Johnson Cemetery. Born June 25 1981 in Farmersville she lived in Pecos two months from Amarillo. Survived by two sons a daughter a sister four grandchildren three great grandchildren. Former Pecos resident Billie Jeane Proudfoot 49 died June 3 in El Paso Hospital buried Fort Bliss Cemetery June 6. She born in Pecos 1923 graduated 1940. Survived by widower Herman son Stanley Williamson parents aunt and uncle. The name Catherine derives from a Greek meaning pure.
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Juanita Barton
Pecos
First Methodist Church
Munday
Johnson Cemetery
Barton
Farmersville
Amarillo
Methodist Church
Bob) Barton
Harlingen
F, D, Hill
Margaret Pendelton
Billie Jeane Proudfoot
el Paso
Fort Bliss
John Grogan
Thelma G. Jackson
Billie Wolfe
Herman
Stanley Williamson
California
Pecos Enterprise Postal Rates Note
Reeves County subscriptions and mail rates listed for six months and one year. Pecos Texas mail issues at 324 S Cedar St with mailing address and postpaid status.
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Pecos Enterprise, Inc
S. Cedar St
Pecos
Texas
P.O
Reeves County
Pecos County road project awarded to two firms
Texas Highway Department tabulates bids for a 9.1 mile Pecos County paving project near Tunis Creek Bridge. The scope covers from 9.2 miles east of U S 67 to 2.5 miles west of Farm Road 11, including signing and delineation. Allen Construction Co. of San Antonio and Watkins Bridge Co. of Uvalde share the contract for 6.849 million dollars.
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Texas Highway Department
Pecos County
Tunis Creek
U.S. 67
Allan Construction Co
San Antonio
Watkins Bridge Co
Uvalde
Park system proposed along the Rio Grande from El Paso
State plans to create a regional park system stretching from El Paso to a Big Pond to draw tourists and protect ecological sanctuaries. Proposals include a wilderness area under review by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission and the General Land Office, with a buffer zone urged to secure adjacent mountain land.
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EL Paso
Tex
Big Pond
Bob Armstrong
Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission
General Land Office
Land Office
Armstrong
West
Texas
Luther Jones
Carlsbad
N.M
Horizon Corp
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on post graduation world view
The piece notes how quickly school seems appealing to graduates once facing the cold real world. It then jokes that anyone in top Washington jobs could be contacted for insight, suggesting a pull toward capital power.
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