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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1970
Page
7
A series of letters to Helen Bottel address taxes on household goods, wife jealousy, women’s liberation, and finding moderate clubs. Readers seek advice on tax fairness, marital trust, and balancing feminism with marriage while suggesting a lib study group.
A reader describes a missionary circle using leftover yarn to knit lap robes for amputees at a veteran's hospital. They supply robes in colors and patterns with each discharge or transfer, and have knitted over 50 items. Other readers share small crochet projects and practical tips for home use.
On this date in 1948 the Communist blockade of West Berlin began, followed by the airlift. Other noted events include Hernando Cortez entering Mexico City in 1520 and Mary- land Assembly voting demands by 1647.
Cornell University alums from the class of 1960, now in their 30s, reflect on a decade of upheaval. The article profiles Philip Taylor, C Adrian Bewley, Reena Lindquist Haynie, and Mary Malina, noting long careers, founding families, shifting ideals, and ongoing involvement in society and civil rights.
Your section assigns zodiac signs to dates with advice on time and money investments and careful handling of details. It notes Virgo to Pisces traits and highlights notable birthdays like Horatio Gates Kitche ner and Jack Dempsey with cautions on possessiveness.
In Washington D C and Columbus Ohio, 87 lawmakers urge amending the 1968 Gun Control Act to remove remaining restrictions on .22 caliber ammunition while keeping dealer record requirements. Senator Gale McGee and Rep Robert Sikes lead the push citing public rights and NRA marksmanship goals. John H Glenn reports a May 5 primary bid for Senate with campaign debts totaling 163 434 dollars and loans of 166 dollars.
Sister Vincent, a Nazareth nun about 40 miles from Frankfort, commutes daily to a computer programmer role in the Kentucky state finance department. She wears a white habit and says she took the job to help support elderly members of her order.
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