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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
8
A Pecos Enterprise advice column features teen dilemmas on driving bans, language woes, relationships, and family trouble. Helen Bottel counsels on summer school, private tutoring, and coping with neighbors, abuse, and moral conflicts while urging seeking help from nurses and authorities when needed.
Dr. E. Jay Wheeler and J. Gordon Adams of Baylor College of Medicine unveiled a $26,000 portable color closed circuit TV system. The device lets a classroom view microscopic specimens with instant close ups and whole organs, magnifying up to 3,000 times.
In Dallas three white collar workers who lost their jobs launched a pub style eatery Ye-Meating Pace to combat hunger and unemployment. They cooked and decorated themselves, adjusted the menu by customer demand, and report being still in the black after three months with strong repeat customers.
The World Almanac notes Sitting Bull united tribes leading to General Custer's 1876 massacre. It says hunger and disease in 1890 brought unrest among the Sioux and Indian police moved to arrest Sitting Bull, who was killed resisting arrest.
Dr Richard N Farmer of Indiana University argues junk studies reveal economic status and growth potential. He outlines five cycles from nothing used to total affluence based on trash while roving through at least ten countries.
The biography by Stephen Shadegg portrays Clare Boothe Luce as a complex, ambitious figure who rose from poverty to influence in journalism politics and diplomacy. From Vanity Fair to Life to Congress and Rome ambassadorship her shifts from left to right and her Roman Catholic conversion shaped a public life marked by loneliness and resilience.
Dr W V Clendenen will be in the office of Dr Byron Lackey at 205 B Cy Press St for the practice of dentistry Friday and Saturday of each week. Phone 445 3028.
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