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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1972
Page
5
Houston Police Inspector Harry Caldwell told a civic group that defeating organized crime requires action at the investigative level not patrol work. He urged publicity as a key tool and warned against overemphasizing police brutality while noting manpower limits and regulatory duties consume much of police time.
The Savannah, a 22,000 ton atomic powered freighter costing 75 million dollars, ends seagoing life and berthed in Savannah Georgia to demonstrate peaceful atomic energy. Maiden voyage occurred in 1962 and retirement stems from high running costs.
In Lubbock Texas more than 25 000 copies of a cookbook compiled by local women have sold worldwide to fund educational facilities at Lubbock Christian College. A second and now collector edition with a misprinted title has boosted sales and the fund totals over 93 000 dollars.
In Dallas Corpus Christi and Kingsville police study the use of portable tape recorders during traffic stops. City officials say recordings deter rudeness with polite responses increasing when subjects know they are recorded. Some violators reacted by venting or ignoring the device, but city officials assure tapes need not be used in court.
Houston health officials plan a model odor control ordinance for the city and other towns. The Council authorized a $6,000 contract with California firm Copley International to develop the ordinance and survey public attitudes.
Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb explains that female climax does not affect ovulation and pregnancy. He notes ovum release occurs about 14 days before menses, and that conception requires only a sperm and an ovum. He also answers that hemorrhoids can cause iron-deficiency anemia if bleeding is persistent, and discusses cultural attitudes toward female sexual fulfillment.
San Diego officials say preparations for the August Republican National Convention are ahead of schedule. Officials cite completed and ongoing projects including lodging, security, arena adjustments, and a legal-arbitration plan to curb mass arrests, with Fiesta Island as a potential protest site.
A fragmented note references April showers and June brides with garbled text about cigarettes and wit. The readable parts suggest a column toss or humorous barbs by Phil Pastoret, but details are obscured.
A sterling silver ear trumpet from England circa 1850 anchors Kent State University’s largest hearing aid collection. Graduate student Linda Guerriero demonstrates a speaking tube while colleagues Madonna Mouyard and Jim Mathys from the graduate speech and hearing therapy program watch. Tanya Wargowski uses one of the era’s first electronic devices, a bulky but remarkable early aid.
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