City Calls for Teen Entertainment Center in Pecos
An editorial urges Pecos to provide teens with supervised activities amid limited venues. It notes theatres show R and X rated films, drive ins split by language, and few jobs. proposes an entertainment center with a paid supervisor, leveraging existing Teen Room and local groups to curb youth trouble.
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South
JoAnn Wein
Chamber of Commerce
OUF
Pecos
Oup
Ahl
Perils of Permissiveness in War Drugs and Morality Debate
The piece argues that permissiveness threatens national discipline, urging continuation of Vietnam withdrawal, rejection of a pornography study, and opposition to drug liberalization. It notes Senate votes on the report, names McClellan and others, and warns against surrender and Hedonism.
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Vietnam
Nixon
John L. McClellan
Doughty Arkansas
Senate
McGovern
Texas Water Quality Board
Gordon Fulcher
Lavaca
Austin
Mind and car health test in Boyle column
HAL Boyle asks readers to assess sanity by answering quirky questions about neighbors, politics, youth, marriage, books, money and change. He jokes that answering yes to each question signals protective paranoia, while many nos suggest euphoria.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Balmier
Fiji
Women’s Liberation Movement
New Breed of Doctors Seeks Public Good Over Wealth
Dr. Chris Ramsey, 28, rejects high-paying offers to lead the Institute for Study of Health and Society. He joins a wave of students and physicians pushing community medicine, group practice, and public health over private specialty care, with support from SAMA and minority outreach programs.
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Living Today Department
Ann Blackman
Associated Press
Chris Ramsey
Institute For Study of Health and Society
Ramsey
America
Alexander Leaf
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Joseph W. Gardella
Harvard Medical School
Daniel H. Funkenstein
Massachusetts Mental Health Center
Nixon
Congress
Michael McGarvey
New York City
New Health and Hospitals Corp
SAMA
Appalachia
Warren Grady Stumbo
McDowell
University of Kentucky College of Medicine
Stumbo
George Tolbert
Howard University
College of Medicine
Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas Inc
Central Texas
Coordinating Board of the
Texas College and University System
Coordinating Board
Albuquerque Furniture Firm Sends Ambiguous Statement
A statement from a consistent Albuquerque computer company to a customer shows odd accounting lines. It lists previous balance one cent, minimum payments and credits zero, balance subject to finance charge one cent, finance charge zero, tax zero, amount due one cent, minimum due one cent.
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Computer
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Furniture Company
Texas Officials Back Tax Free Incentives To Lure Industry
Texas leaders urge tax free incentives and revenue bonds to recruit industry, with Gov. Smith backing a no cost tax climate and a training plan. Conference honors six expanding industries and outlines plans for a business week feature and a statewide data bank on opportunities.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Lone Star State
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Smith
James W. McGrew
Texas Research League
Texas Industrial Commission
Johnson Manufacturing Company
Lubbock
Kilgore Ceramics Corporation
Houston
Odessa
High Court
City of
Floydada
Court of Criminal Appeals
State Selective Service
Charles Duncan
Duncan
Army
New Park
Corpus Christi
Mustang Island
Sam E. Wilson Jr
Parks and Wildlife Department
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Beach
Hale
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Fort Worth
Anatomical Board of Texas
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Bob Moore
Orb Bowes
Bonnie Dearley
South Cedar Street
Boyle
Berry's
Montgomery County State Bank
Magnolia
State Banking Board
Dallas
Peter McGuire
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