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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1971

Page

3

Mystery collie Hype finds new home in Amarillo

A white honey colored collie nicknamed Hypo saved from the dog pound is set to be adopted after hospital grounds chaos. The hospital, city officials, and nurses rallied as adopters lined up, with J C Wilhite set to take the dog and rename him Honey.

Amarillo Tex Northwest Texas Hospital Hypo Walters J. C. Wilhite Shelter Buckles Wilhite

Taiwan Tea Exports Hit Production Peak in 1970

The Taiwan Tea Producers Association reported 1970 production at 27,627 metric tons the highest since 1945. Exports earned 1.5 million dollars from sales to Japan Morocco Algeria and the United States.

Taiwan Tea Producers Association Taiwan Japan Morocco Algeria United States

Court nominee's views differ with colleagues

Supreme Court nominee William H. Rehnquist recalls 1957 clerks as exuberant and left leaning, while contemporaries Newton Minow Abner Mikva and Alexander Bickel dispute the idea clerks swayed justices. Rehnquist says clerks exert unconscious influence in summaries of petitions.

Barry Schweid Associated Press Washington (Ap Supreme Court William H. Rehnquist Robert H. Jackson Rehnquist Us, News & World Report Newton Minow Federal Communications Commission Fred Vinson Abner Mikva Dil Sherman Minton Alexander M. Bickel Yale Felix Frankfurter Minow Vinson

USDA weighs bigger wheat acreage reductions for 1972

The Agriculture Department considers a revised 1972 wheat plan including payments to farmers for taking more land out of production. With 1971 output at 1.6 billion bushels and a looming carryover, officials discuss extra set aside beyond the basic 83 percent of a 15 million acre national allotment. NAWG and Sen. Dole push for stronger cuts to prevent a possible 1.8 billion bushel harvest if acreage rises. Kansas reports a 20 percent increase in winter wheat plantings for 1972.

Don Kendall Washington Agriculture Department National Association of Wheat Growers USDA Robert Dole R-Kan Congress Gene Moos NAWG Kansas

New machine aids Mars exploration with US Soviet link

In Pasadena Caltech JPL officials plan a Telex system to connect Mariner 9 with Soviet Mars craft Mars 2 and 3. The exchange aims to bridge barriers and enable joint space exploration as Mars missions near launch. Mariner 9 will orbit Mars November 13 with Soviet probes arriving about the same time.

Bill Stockton Pasadena Calif California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Moscow Mars Mariner 9 Dan Schneiderman

Continuing survivor benefits for college and age proof

The guidance states survivors benefits can continue to age 22 if you are a full time student and unmarried. It notes you will be notified before turning 18 if you should contact Social Security to continue in school. For proving age at 68, contact the Social Security office for documents or alternatives like baptismal certificates or school records.

Social Security Office

Barstow News Roundup From Local Chapters And Homecoming

Mrs. John Burkholder and Mrs. Ellis Brown returned from Grand Chapter in Austin. Mrs. J E Echols and Mrs. Borden Ellis visited Hamilton and family, returning Oct. 26. Rev. and Mrs. Sullivan reported a fine Daniel Baker Homecoming at Brownwood and a notable speech. Danny Pena’s Oct. 12 birthday party at the Community Center honored by family and friends with ice cream cake and punch.

John Burkholder Ellis Brown Grand Chapter Austin J.E. Echols Borden Ellis Hamilton Ellis George Sullivan Barstow Las Cruces N.M Daniel Baker Howard Payne Brownwood Sullivan Fort Worth Danny Pena Alex Carol Garcia Robert Pena Tony Flores Kenneth Felts Vicki Mike Goode Karol David Jung Brenda Contreras Benny Beatrice Juarez Susane Gonzales Nadine Pineda Maria Franco Severo Phillip Flores

Halloween Carnival Opens At Barstow Elementary

Barstow Elementary School hosts the Annual Halloween Carnival starting Saturday at 6:30 pm with enchiladas and desserts as supper options. Activities include a spook house dart throw ring toss bean bag and fortune teller. Senior 4-H Club awards were given at Tatum School Cafeteria with guest Pablo Navarette speaking.

Barstow Tatum School Monahans Pablo Navarette Higinio Garcia Navarette Adolfo Angel Muniz Garcia Rex Mike Allgood Ishmael Pena Barney Lu Ryan

Ridicule as a weapon against strong minds, a Tupper quote

Martin F. Tupper argues that ridicule fails against strong intellects while it exposes common men as cowards who fear an empty laugh. The remark contrasts resilience with social insecurity and the power of mockery.

Martin F. Tupper

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