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Pecos Enterprise in Pecos, Texas

16 Mar 1978

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Pecos Enterprise

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Pecos, Texas, United States of America

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Mar 16, 1978

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4

Mulligan's Stew: Shadows of Kids Probing Faith and Truth

AP Special Correspondent Hugh A. Mulligan recalls Thursday afternoons listening to seven young children discuss deep questions of religion. The essay blends humor and reverence as children interpret Genesis, the Last Supper, and the meaning of faith, charity, and confession with candid imagination.

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Quote on demographic shift and campus crime notes

Mervyn Dymally predicts Los Angeles may become the first major American city with a majority population from the third world. He cites many fleeing Mexico to California and comments that attitudes have shifted among students. Robert Medhurst says students are increasingly open to talking with police regarding campus crime.

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Shifting votes loom as Panama Canal pact vote nears

President Carter presses to win the required two thirds for ratification as four undecided senators weigh in. Wendell Ford and Edward Zorinsky face uncertain positions while Russell Long and Charles Mathias lean toward support. DeConcini undecided amid talks on preserving canal openness.

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