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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1970
Page
10
The page offers daily outlooks for each zodiac sign dated Friday September 11 1970 with advice to avoid bias and gossip. It notes talents for Aries through Pisces and mentions birthdate notables James Thomson and O Henry, highlighting intellectual and artistic potential across professions.
In London the fat or squirrel tailed dormouse known for a squeaky snuffling call prompts protests by the Country Landowners Association over tree damage. Officials may be urged to act as the dormouse shifts from snuffling to bark chewing.
Local Barstow notes report new residents and daily life including the Petty family move from Pecos and lightnings strikes near their home. Other items cover social visits, Canasta Club, farm families, school enrollment, and a moon map exhibit at Manchester University Library prepared with NASA and the USAF.
Bishop Humberto Medeiros, named Archbishop of Boston, says he will not label himself liberal or conservative, aiming to work with all parishes. He travels from Brownsville Oct 5 or 6 to be installed Oct 7, pledging support for the Holy Father's positions on abortion birth control and priest celibacy. He praises Cardinal Cushing, supports Catholic schools, and stresses financial issues in Boston. He avoids judging renegade priests, advocating prayer for them.
A radio guest argues there is no single path to becoming a published writer. Friends vary from truck drivers to university instructors, with advice ranging from reading Atlantic articles to joining local writers clubs. He notes critique can bruise egos but groups offer guidance and market tips.
Key events noted include Henry Hudson landing on Manhattan in 1609, Brandywine defeat in 1777, Lake Champlain victory in 1814, Australian capture of German New Guinea in 1914, Tojo’s attempted suicide and later execution, USC segregation ending in 1963, and recent international meetings in Bogota, Delhi and Beijing.
Columbia LNG Corporation will buy LNG from El Paso Algeria Corporation under a 25 year agreement starting late 1974. The deal covers 300 million cubic feet per day of LNG imported from Algeria via Arzew and transported 4000 miles to Cove Point Maryland where a terminal will be built. Prices are about 58 cents per million BTUs with cost adjustments over time. Government approvals are required for the contract and the terminal.
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