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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
6
Ann Landers counsels a mother whose 31 year old son hoards wealth from government bonds and shuns spending. The letter-writer worries about his stinginess limiting life experiences and friendships while the columnist hints therapy or charity discussions as nudges.
The letter column examines misconceptions about wives of alcoholics and the grief they endure. It discusses mental illness and depression in this context, then answers reader questions about legitimacy of surnames for children born out of wedlock and mentions a teen drinking guide by Ann Landers.
Don Oates, a Pecos native and banker with the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of New Orleans, is among 374 bankers graduating from the School of Banking of the South at LSU on June 3. The 24th two week session covered bank management, economics and investments.
An announcer explains Miss Teenage America is not about beauty but recognizing teens for outstanding accomplishments and special achievements. The program emphasizes academics and positive contributions over appearance.
Lisa Munoz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Camp of Pecos graduated from a Albuquerque high school. She has served as a counselor for two year olds at First Baptist Church and will continue summer work. The piece notes 1978 miss candidate criteria stressing achievement over appearance.
The Miss Teenage America program explains the $15,000 Charles R. Meeker Jr Scholarship and non cash prizes including encyclopedias and a life insurance policy. It outlines candidate at large entries for girls without local preliminaries and overseas entrants, with full expense coverage for finalists and chaperones for the national finals in Dallas.
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