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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1973
Page
5
A reader letter from Monroe, Pennsylvania describes a boy named David seeking help with his mother's extreme cleanliness. The piece, styled as a humorous column, contrasts a "Neat Freak" parent with a child labeled a "Dirt Squirt" and hints at home tension over ritual cleaning.
The narrator recalls a chaotic scene of a home ransacked by a thief named Dirt Squirt who searched for a deck of cards. A father phones the police while the narrator notes the theft is not burglary but a quirky intrusion. The homeowner introduces a rule to trap future intruders by blocking access to messy rooms. The narrator plans to visit a cleaner home tomorrow.
The University of Texas Pan American's Learning Resources Center expands its Microbook Library of English Literature with a collection of about 2,000 volumes. The set covers English literature from Beowulf to modern works, including poetry, prose, religious and philosophical writings. Fully cataloged by author and title, the Microbook Library aims to support students with portable fiche versions and comprehensive reading material.
A stream of letters highlights parental frustration over failing students and calls for professional guidance. Readers urge balanced, practical support for families and emphasize need for constructive conversations at home and school.
The City Center faces an 80 percent budget cut, forcing the 1874 spin season into doubt after a five week pause. Ford Foundation grants a million dollar loan to City Center to support three new works by Gottw Ojena and Gill Hedlett, amid pressure from Hadett forms and local supporters.
The Woodland family and friends gathered at a nursing home picnic for Mother’s Day with a pageant of relatives including Zane Chand ler and Frank Kean Nim. Attendees recalled Betty Hegems Judith Arnn Bingham and Langview figures while students from Noontth Tea state and Texass Teeth Mie 12 delivered remarks and a meal featured tomato dishes and a mayonnaise sauce.
In Detroit expert Anthe Maglias warns that stained glass as a trade is fading as younger workers lack apprenticeship pathways. He recalls a 54 year career shaped by decades of commissions and designs while noting shrinking studios, rising costs, and limited opportunities for new talent.
Reeves conducts Baimorica Saragosa crafts class with items displayed by the County Community Council at the council building Locust Street Lugo S.
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