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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1971

Page

3

Kids Allowances and Fees Hit by Wage-Price Freeze

The Office of Emergency Preparedness ordered refunds on Lincoln Nebraska court costs raised to eight dollars and Cornell dormitory key deposits jumped to fifteen dollars. About 2,500 and 5,300 residents respectively qualify for refunds. Twin sisters from Loudonville refused a raise in weekly allowances and a New Hampshire youth hockey association lost revenue due to pre freeze price increases. New York City ice rink fees also faced adjustment after a prior raise.

Louise Cook Associated Press Office of Emergency Preparedness Municipal Court Lincoln Neb OEP Concord N.H Charles Blossom New York

Five Baratta sons honor immigrant parents with honorary medical degrees

In New York at the Pierre Hotel a dinner dance celebrated five Baratta brothers, all doctors, honoring their Italian immigrant parents with honorary medical degrees. President Nixon and other officials sent telegrams as the family received awards from medical societies and the Italian migration committee.

New York Vincent Baratta American Medical Association Chael Baratta Pierre Hotel Mom Michael Canoga Park Calif Anthony Vincent Ronald Lindenhurst N. Y Frank Fort Lauderdale Fla Nixon Transportation John A. Volpe American Committee On Barattas Baratta Carmela Baratta Millie

Changes in 1972 Upland cotton program announced

Secretary of Agriculture Hardin outlines small changes in the 1972 Upland cotton program with most adjustments in feed and grain. The plan sets a national base acreage of 11.5 million, a 19.5 cent loan rate, a 15 cent set aside, and a 20 percent set aside on farm allotments. Sign-up runs January 17 to February 25, 1972.

Clifford M. Hardin Secretary of Agriculture

Agnew Reports Greece Trip Triumphs and Talks NATO

Vice President Spiro Agnew returned from a 14 day journey covering Ankara Athens and Persepolis where he met with Greek leaders and Selassie. He touted NATO ties and urged democracy while signaling Nixon will decide on over riding the congressional ban on Greek military aid. He praised Turkish reform and highlighted Greece as the trip’s highlight with large crowds and a ceremonial award in Athens.

Walter R. Mears Associated Press Washington Spiro T. Agnew Nixon Emperior Haile Selassie China Persepolis Agnew Ankara Turkey Iran Greece Athens NATO Gargalianos Crete Rhodes George Papadopoulos Papadopoulos Nihat Erim United States U.S Senate

Ervin Opposes Equal Rights Amendment Tactics

Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. argues the equal rights amendment would require court approval for issues like women bartenders and wrestlers and vows to push corrective amendments. Bayh supporters view Ervin's changes as nullifying the measure and aim to limit delays after Congress returns from Christmas recess.

Washington Sen Sam J. Ervin Jr DN. C U.S Ervin Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Mike Mansfield Birch Bayh Congress Bayh Judiciary Committee

Army seeks higher IQs as intake quota tightens

The Army asks Pentagon to reduce the 24 percent of new enlisted recruits drawn from the lowest IQ group 10 to 30 on the Armed Forces Qualification Test to 20 percent, with plans to cut further. Officials cite disciplinary issues and the era of advanced technology as reasons to raise overall troop quality while Vietnam-era intake declines. The Marine Corps has already been allowed to drop to 20 percent, with Navy and Air Force at 15 percent.

Freds. Hoffman Washington Army Pentagon Armed Services Lyndon B. Johnson Robert F. Froehlke Froehlke Armed Forces Marine Corps Navy Air Force

Picasso celebrates 90th birthday with global tributes

Pablo Picasso on his 90th birthday drew homage from Paris to New York with exhibits in the Louvre and Tate, editorials worldwide, and major radio and TV tributes. The reclusive artist remained at Mougins with his wife Jacqueline, sending no messages.

PARS Atlantic Pablo Picasso Qid French Riviera Communist Party Paris Palais Des Sports Riviera Vallouris Louvre Picasso Grand Gallery Georges Pompidou France New York London Tate Thames Sunday Times The Observer Time Magazine Moscow Mougins Jacqueline

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