Barbs Over Meat Embargo Spark Woman Libbers Snarl
Women activists deride the meat embargo labeling it a person cott instead of boycotting. A sharp quip suggests fools and their money part in social satire.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
7
Passenger casualties in 1972 half year show declines
The World Almanac reports a drop in passenger fatalities and injuries in the first half of 1972 with no passenger deaths in a single train accident for the period. Injuries fell to 236 from 315 in 1971, while grade crossing fatalities declined from 682 to 625.
Addressing Black Ghetto Decline and Crime Patterns
A speaker argues that crime and social decay are escalating in black ghettos across the United States. The text cites homicide, police killings, unemployment, education failure, and drug use, blaming systemic neglect and ineffective leadership. It condemns liberal white observers and political figures for inaction while predicting no real solutions will emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
America
Ted Kennedy
Shrimp Industry Forecasts World Record 1973 Value
The National Marine Fisheries Service predicts a world record shrimp catch value exceeding one billion dollars for 1973, following a 1972 U S shrimp crop worth about 955 to 974 million dollars. Philip M Roedel, NMFS director, cites past growth and preliminary 1973 estimates.
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Washington
National Marine Fisheries Service
United States
Indus
I2s
Philip M. Roedel
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