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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1970
Page
8
A PECOS Enterprise feature examines time payments and debt risk. Couples describe mortgage, student loans, car notes, and credit cards, noting that properly managed installments aid living standards while high carrying charges and loss of income can plunge families into trouble.
A baby shower at Toyah School honored Mrs. Benny Cantrell and her son Kevin with a corsage of baby rattlers, gift book, and blue decorations. Separately, 4-H members received pins and awards at a regular meeting with officers elected and plans for a Christmas party, while Cub Scouts met at Mrs. Lavena Perkins home with new pins awarded for achievements.
Robert Haack delivered a personal, nine draft speech to the Economic Club of New York urging the NYSE consider ending fixed commissions for large trades and moving to negotiated rates. He criticised inept management and called for Board restructuring while warning it could cost him his job.
Dear Polly answers include Shirley turning baby food jars into liquid snow globes with sequins, and candle sticks from jars with glued tops. Other readers describe Santa candy jars, removing faded red glass bands, dyeing knee areas on jeans, and fixing jeans with crayons for color patches.
Daily astrology brief outlining outlooks for each zodiac sign starting Aries and ending Pisces with cautions about finances, rules, planning, emotions, and personal talents. Highlights include leadership potential, financial and business ability, and possible political or literary interests. Birthdates of Charles de Gaulle and Franklin Pierce noted. Iceland military absence noted.
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