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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1970
Page
4
An editorial from Lake Worth Herald condemns taxation practices as a race to seize wealth, likening the process to plucking a goose with minimal noise. It argues authorities strip the goose of its wings and legs, foreseeing the head being removed and the quacking stopping.
The article explains new federal protections for credit card issuers and details how some lenders use the previous balance method to charge high monthly interest. It notes $50 liability for lost cards with prompt notice and highlights the need for consumers to understand monthly rates and the true cost of revolving accounts.
Hal Boyle offers a string of witty reflections on modern life and manners in Manhattan. He observes midget challenges in the subway, opinions on apricots and artichokes, honesty, money lending, fashion missteps, Times Square wit, and Thanksgiving timing with light satire.
A collage of remarks includes student apathy at Columbia University in 1968, reactions from Senator McCarthy and Bernadette Devlin, and a Louisville hunter’s playful owl fishing tale at Reelfoot Lake with a stubborn quarry and a tense release. The piece blends political quips with light animal anecdote.
Bernardine Dohrn kept notes on the Havana eight day meeting of Weathermen and SDS leaders. The records name Vietnamese delegates and outline plans for insurgency and withdrawal tactics. After returning to the United States, Dohrn and others promoted a Chicago action week against the war.
About 30 new lawmakers heard warnings of upcoming money and redistricting issues. Welfare cuts loom early next year with AFDC and medical programs at risk absent an emergency appropriation.
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