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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
12
Bonnniee Dearley is announced as the new women's editor for Fran Sunday, taking over duties from the previous editor and signaling a focus on community features and women’s perspectives in the paper.
Editorial notes the Senate's denial of SST continuation, Boeing and GE warning of higher costs, and danger to U.S. leadership in flight. Proxmire argues the plane is costly and environmentally risky while supporters warn of unemployment and foreign competition. The piece ends reflecting on old American values.
The essay traces ecology’s roots from Greek logy to modern concerns about air water and soil pollution. It argues individuals hinder progress by resisting changes in cars heating detergents and habits while blaming business for pollution and calls for personal self discipline to reduce waste and tax funded bureaus.
New York AP humor column notes women pride themselves as exceptional, three minute eggs improve with luck, June vacations avoid goodbye gifts, aging limits differ, chocolate eclairs seed memories, lilacs signal spring hope, and office quirks humorously reveal human nature through everyday observations.
Quotes from Louis Stulberg of the ILGWU advocate women’s fashion that emphasizes traditional femininity. Mayor Sam Yorty praises the FBI while jesting about political exposure. Senator Humphrey comments on partisan media framing.
Corpus Christi expert Dr. Robert Simpson warns six months of alertness ahead as the official start of hurricane season raises fears of mass casualties. He urges mobile home evacuation rules, nearby storm shelters, and strengthened radar use to track storms and prevent complacency.
A NEA summary of Kurt Sontheimer’s study at the Free University of Berlin contrasts German student activism in the 1920s and 1930s with today’s leftist movement. It notes low turnout, weak programs, and shallow ideology, predicting a decline in left-wing student power and rising rightist reaction in Bonn.
Columnists note the narrator riffs on self worth and workplace dynamics with sharp wit and skeptical humor. A closing aside hints at frugality and caution in sharing evaluations with superiors.
The piece contrasts the Family Assistance Plan with workfare and wage hikes. It notes $2,400 for four people under FAP and $3,600 max per family, while proposals aim to raise the minimum wage from $1.60 to $1.80 and then to $2, with separate teen and agricultural exemptions. Rep. Dent argues welfare exceeds work pay at $1.80, potentially nudging able bodied adults toward welfare rather than employment. A Williams bill seeks $2 then $2.25, while the administration fears inflation and higher unemployment.
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