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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
4
The piece warns that a long Fourth of July weekend could yield up to 500 traffic deaths and cites NTSB data on drunken driving, young driver inexperience, unsafe crossings, and pedestrian risks. It argues slogans and education fail to reduce fatalities and urges reflection on holiday risk.
Senator McGovern presses for a fixed withdrawal date but faces Senate rejection as amendments to cut off funds or set deadlines fail. House votes mirror opposition to altering Nixon policy despite calls to end the war and curb drug use among troops. President Nixon argues for a careful wind down and an honorable peace plan rejected by Hanoi.
HAL BOYLE notes that while people strive to look alike across sexes, many telltale habits remain. He lists everyday behaviors distinguishing males and females such as listening, spending, and flirtations, then jokes about teenage ambiguity and the futility of guessing names.
Nearly a year after critic Robert Choate accused cereals of being empty calories, Kellogg Post and General Mills report shoppers returning to familiar brands. Fortified cereals gain traction in Jewel and Giant stores, while FTC notes industry responses but offers no comment on competition findings.
Cities face serious financial strain from inflation rising costs and shrinking tax bases. Sam Zagoria of the National League of Cities and U S Conference of Mayors weighs in on fiscal troubles. Frank L Whitney of Walter Kidde Constructors discusses the evolving use of the term improvement in real estate and its potential misuse.
A collage of cheeky observations and trivia from a mid century humor column. It covers topics from mating quirks among midgets to fashion quirks in the Highlands and witty Q and A on everyday life. It closes with a Santayana quote about youth and laughter.
The Nixon presidency faces peril in California Illinois Ohio and New Jersey as GOP organization weakens and young voters may tilt the scales. Analysts note historic patterns warning that losing six of eight northern states could doom re election.
A detailed examination argues that over 20 years the Pentagon has bailed out a core group of firms, notably Lockheed, through price adjustments, advance payments, guaranteed loans, and targeted work. The arrangement eases management of defense programs but narrows competition, raises costs, and potentially endangers national security and free enterprise.
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