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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues for an enforceable ceiling on campaign expenditures and a two month window before the general election. It questions federal financing and stresses strict enforcement, noting public support and practical limits on free TV time. It warns against third party financing and the need for a comprehensive law.
Egypt signals willingness to make peace with Israel easing tension in Jerusalem. Israel rejects full Arab land withdrawal but shows cautious hope for a negotiated settlement. Talks hinge on new proposals, with Jarring, the United States, and the Soviet Union pressing for progress.
The American Movers Conference reports 12.5 million American families will move this year, about one in five. Most moves are local, a quarter advance to new states, with 30 percent interstate moves tied to military and other personal reasons and 40 percent corporate. Regions receiving moves are the South Pacific and Mountain States, with peak shifting in summer and a mid month clustering around month ends.
HAL Boyle recalls bygone eras highlighting simple pleasures and social quirks from past decades. The piece notes suburbs, rumpus rooms, long cigarette holders, bobbed hair, knee shows, changing fashion, rising prices, and wartime attitudes as memories tighten around a changing American life.
AP reporter surveys senators from Ervin to Mansfield on whether the Senate establishment still exists. They describe a fading inner club, a broader power web, and a pragmatic, evolving coalition led by Mansfield and Scott with influential committee chairs.
A golfer sues a club claiming a weather shelter at the thirteenth tee caused a lightning strike injury. The court finds no case, noting lightning is unpredictable and the shelter’s location too remote a blame.
The piece accuses Sekou Toure of mass repression in Guinea, citing witness accounts of hangings in Conakry and criticizing U.N. actions and reports. It notes internal dissent, exiled Guineans, and the regime's use of terror while Western powers distance from the anti colonial committee.
The piece reviews James W. Angell’s Put Your Arms Around the City and argues Western cities offer vitality and opportunity. It notes theologian Harvey Cox and William Stringfellow relocating for security, while Angell urges Christian groups to engage urban life with warmth, energy, and practical support.
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