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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1977
Page
10
Pecos editorial argues that a Senate vote approving up to 250 per student for college tuition would drain federal revenue by about 1 billion dollars annually and mostly aid families already able to cover rising tuition. The piece urges scholarships, loans, and community colleges instead of broad credits.
Feminists push to extend the ratification deadline for the ERA to 1986, but critics call the move devious and desperate. With 35 states ratified, backers face pressure as Tennessee Nebraska and Idaho have reversed endorsements, arguing states may rescind if Congress can alter the timeline.
The debate centers on pension inequities as mortality differences by sex affect benefit levels. Courts weigh unisex versus separate tables, while insurers argue same-class risk requires equal pricing, with expert Mercer noting biological differences and the Pay Act implications.
Key events include Detroit surrendering to Britain in 1760 ending the French and Indian War and Egypt's King Tutankhamen tomb treasure announced in 1922. Also Yugoslavia abolished monarchy in 1945 and Warren Commission named in 1963 to probe Kennedy's assassination.
A fragmented quiz item lists questions about William S Harris and presidential campaign history, plus cat breeds Havana brown Scottish fold and Russian blue. The text mix includes stray letters and options, producing a garbled answer line.
In 1974 the Laguna Niguel Federal Building remained largely vacant, with only a minority of the 750,000 square feet occupied. GSA repeatedly predicted full use, while major agencies planned and faltered, leaving the structure costly to run and dubbed a monument to government deception. The National Archives is the only major tenant, and critics call the Rockwell trade a prime case of waste and corruption.
Washington reports reveal Sadat visited Israel to neutralize threats on his eastern front while preparing to confront Muammar Qaddafi on the west. The piece notes deteriorating ties, Libya's oil leverage, and U S caution on conflict.
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