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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1972
Page
9
Lost: Poodle, male, champagne color. Answers to Pier rie. Reward offered. Call Manager Foodway at 447-2785.
On January 13, 1972 the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms seized 24 40-67 bottles Johnny Walker Black Label Scotch six 406-02 bottles Old Charter Whiskey four 40-607 bottles Tangueray Gin in El Paso County Texas for violation of 26 USC Section 7301. Any person claiming an interest may file a petition for remission or mitigation or file a claim with a $250.60 cost bond by November 10, 1972, or the property will be forfeited and disposed of. Elvin D. Hilger, Special Agent in Charge.
State Agriculture Commissioner Jon Wefald asked livestock and poultry feed dealers in Minnesota to post signs that their products are for animal consumption only. He noted health conscious buyers turning to farm stores for grains may face worm contamination and cited a suburban family finding worms in bran sold as a nutritional supplement.
A critique argues that racism permeates organized sports, tracing a history from Jackie Robinson to modern collegiate and professional ranks. It highlights stacking, recruitment bias, and position assignments, noting 83 percent of infielders and 96 percent of catchers were white in 1968 data, exposing persistent racial segregation.
Egypt hopes to join the world’s elite oil producers. EGPC officials favor foreign capital in developing Egypt’s oil fields. Drilling began in 1898 with 26 fields mapped, 390 million tons of oil reserves and 100 million cubic meters of gas. Key production areas are Gulf of Suez and west of Alexandria.
At EGPC leaders say the 1966 67 Sinai surge pushed annual oil output from 7 million tons to 164 million tons by 1971 and plan a fourfold rise by 1983. The Western Desert remains largely open to foreign partners under 30 year concessions with 50 50 risk sharing. Foreign firms like American Oil and Phillips Petroleum operate in the region while new fields such as Arnoco's Razzak move to commercial status.
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