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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1975

Page

10

Just Musin by Alton Hughes on U S 285 and 290 construction

The article recalls the Balmorhea and Toyahvale to Davis Mountain road projects on U S 285 and U S 290, detailing uphill slopes, optical illusions for survey crews, and a runaway Austin roller that plunged down a hill. It describes the engineer’s office near Phantom Lake, a joke about John Dillinger’s former camp, water finds for caliche bases, and a cave-windmill water source near Joe Kingston.

Pecos State Line Balmorhea Toyahvale Davis Mt Carlsbad Splitgarber Phantom Lake Joe Kingston Kingston Joe

Editorial shocks reveal brutal truth of Northern Ireland violence

The editorial admits past confusion over Northern Ireland and argues a bomb attack injuring a bar owner's son and his brothers clarifies the conflict's reality. It condemns the use of violence to destroy life and suggests the perpetrators, Catholic or Protestant, share the same deadly aims, exposing futile peace efforts.

Northern Ireland Belfast

Industry faces self appraisal of profits and purpose

AP report notes American industry confronts its role and ethics as profits, jobs, and public trust are debated. GM chairman Thomas Murphy cites profits as essential to growth while AFL-CIO and unemployed workers push for jobs first. The piece notes calls for some centralized planning amid free enterprise rhetoric and seeks balance between independence and government aid. Historical price context hints at inflation and war-time scarcity.

John Cunniff New York Thomas Murphy General Motors Corp General Motors United States of America United States Chamber of Commerce

May 21 1975 in History Highlights and Birthdays

On May 21 events include the 1956 hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll and 1927 Lindbergh’s Paris solo flight. Birthdays mark actor Robert Montgomery turning 71 and novelist Harold Robbins at 59, with historical notes on wars, disasters, and anniversaries.

Associated Press United States Bikini Atoll Pacific England Henry VI Tower of London Hernando de Soto Mississippi River Clara Barton American Red Cross Charles Lindbergh Paris Atlantic Harry Truman Congress Alaska Brussels Belgium Colombia Indochina Thailand Robert Montgomery Harold Robbins

Reuse Buzz Grows as Recession Pushes Rehab

In a downturn, clients rethink expansion and increasingly favor rehabilitating existing spaces over new builds. Architectural Record notes rehab can be cheaper and sometimes financed when new construction financing dries up, reflecting a shift in project planning during tougher times.

Walter Wagner Architectural Record Magazine

Washington gurus question credibility and truth

Commentator argues that credibility is shaped by what others will swallow and that the truth can be obscured by the lies of the beholder. The piece critiques how perceptions influence public understanding.

Washington

Refugees and U S control of funds debate in Congress

Congressman Richard C. White laments refugees from South Vietnam and urges U S control of fund disbursal for relief. He notes 70000+ evacuated, proposes relocation to Pacific Trust Territories, criticizes UN involvement, and calls for new House bill ensuring direct U S administration of nearly 330 million dollars.

South Vietnam U.S. Trust Pacific United Nations United States Ford Congress House U.S Philippines Guam U.N House Committee On International Relations

Hobby Offers Texas Hope for Health Maintenance Organizations

Lt Gov Bill Hobby touts a Texas Senate bill to authorize HMOs as prepaid groups providing all health services for a set fee. He argues HMOs can curb rising costs, citing other states’ experiences with improved care and efficiency, and notes licensing, supervision, and bonds to ensure quality, with broad participation and state-level control.

Austin Texas Senate Senate State Board of Insurance State Board of Health HMO

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