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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
4
The editorial argues rights are limited by society and government needs. It weighs free press versus national security amid the Pentagon papers controversy and Supreme Court scrutiny. It notes public right to know versus secret government plans and the mutual vigilance of press and officials.
A Parma Ohio councilman proposes removing smoke from the city seal which shows a private residence above a factory with tall chimneys. He argues the image supports pollution and the change reflects greener times since Parma's postwar industrial growth.
HAL BOYLE lists small joys that give life meaning from a mortgage payoff to a son on the dean’s list in college. He celebrates moments like a child’s tooth loss and a soldier’s return home, emphasizing simple pleasures and everyday triumphs.
A serious looking inmate named David speaks at Lanier High School about his drug-related fall from grace. He, one of four Texas Department of Corrections volunteers in Operation Kick-It, contrasts his prison crewcut and uniform with the students’ jeans to illustrate consequences.
The piece describes Operation Kick-It, a Texas program funded by the Criminal Justice Council. Inmates share experiences to deter youth from drugs, with panels touring schools and averaging nine programs daily. The program began in 1970 with a $33 630 grant and received a new $52 000 grant to continue.
Gov Preston Smith bars $3.1 billion in 1973 spending as unnecessary. He calls for a new 1973 budget by September 1972 with no new taxes, signaling a likely 1972 special session. Court actions, appointments, and tax and park news fill the rest of a broad Texas political snapshot.
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