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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
8
Advice column from The Pecos Enterprise addressing teen life and parental expectations. Readers share dilemmas about independence, parental trust and homework, with responses encouraging dialogue and understanding while offering practical perspectives.
A collection of trivia Qs and As covering Edison Hello usage tuberose bat measurements abalones diet and Saratoga chips origin. Edison first said hello to start telephone use. Tuberose emits a strong odor while bate sizes capped at 42 inches and 2.4 inches. Abalones feed on seaweed and kelp. Saratoga chips name traces to a Saratoga restaurant in 1853.
Beth Payne recalls a childhood near a sea bird flyway and has become a symbol of pelican conservation. Her story spurred support from diverse donors and letters, while brown pelicans on Texas and Louisiana coasts plummet from about 50 000 ten years ago to under 100 now.
USDA market economist Philip B. Dwoskin reports soy protein could substitute meat in forms resembling ham steaks chicken legs hot dogs and other products. He notes soybeans supply 75 percent of world beans but U S uses more for livestock while prices push institutions to test soy protein due to cost.
Beth, an 18 year old biology student at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi, campaigns for conservation as brown pelicans face infertile eggs from pesticides. She notes habitat loss around Corpus Christi Bay, Hurricane Celia survival of chicks, and a growing public awareness in a declining Gulf Coast environment.
The Consumers' Association of Canada will publish two separate editions English and French for its bi monthly magazine. President Jean M Jones says the move supports expansion into French speaking communities across Canada.
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