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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues Congress acted belatedly to halt a 13 000 signalmen strike affecting 500 000 workers and transport. It notes a 12 1/2 percent retroactive wage increase with back pay, the October 1 reset, and a proposed 42 percent rise over 42 months from an emergency board. It urges a long term, workable labor settlement without national crises.
Washington reports Hanoi attempts to contact and direct U S antiwar groups. North Vietnam broadcasts praise for Congresswoman Abzugs draft resolution and signals sympathy to antiwar leaders while seeking to coordinate activities with Hanoi military and psychological campaigns in South Vietnam.
Louise Cook riffs on the clash between women demanding shared housework and husbands who clean with military precision. A friend’s cooperative husband oscillates between multitasking and outlandish detours as she tries to clean the house, only to discover his idea of spotless differs from hers.
A reflective quotation montage cites Hosea and James Allen on visions and ideals. It juxtaposes prophetic, moral images with self formative beliefs to guide life choices. The text presents no event or location beyond the literary quotes.
FDA findings show 95 percent of swordfish samples exceed safe mercury levels. In New Bedford the Avila family dominates landings, while nationwide dangers threaten recalls and possible industry collapse. Fishermen in California prepare to test catches despite the warning.
Editor James F Fixx reports a national clergy poll from Christian Herald surveying how pastors view their congregations today. Key findings include reduced church involvement, stronger influence on older members, tension over time use, salary concerns, and a common call for deeper commitment and possible structural church changes.
Archival notes on Carl Heinrich Marx at Bonn University show a youthful troublemaker who was jailed once for drunkenness and disturbances and carried a pistol. The Bonn report clears him of unlawful student association participation and notes he left without debt or romantic scandals. He was a diligent attendee and studied Homeric aesthetics and classical myths.
A CFA survey highlights confusion over the term goat meat or chevon and the USDA misbranding ruling that goat meat marketers oppose. Advocates urge positive labeling with catchy lines while critics cite consumer clarity and marketing impacts amid a broader discussion of symbolic protests and media portrayal.
The piece argues that the United States faces a growing electricity shortage with frequent brownouts, predicting possible major blackouts amid expanding generation. It weighs pollution from coal and oil plants, environmental risks of nuclear power, and the need for national site planning and public input to avert crises while meeting rising demand.
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