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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1971

Page

10

Fly ash could help reclaim coal strip-mine scars

Editorial notes 600000 acres of unreclaimed mining scars across Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Illinois and Kentucky suffer acidity and erosion. Field tests show plowing alkaline fly ash into mine spoils lowers acidity improves soil water retention and supports Kentucky fescue and birdsfoot trefoil cover yielding pasturelike hay.

Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Illinois Kentucky United States American Chemical Society John P. Capp Morgantown W Va U.S. Bureau of Mines Capp

An Unworthy Scheme Against Seniority in Congress

The piece condemns a proposed bill by Representatives Jerome Waldie and Morris Udall to offer large pensions and life insurance to coax veteran members to retire. It argues against buying retirement, notes senior lawmakers' grip on power, and urges the Post Office and Civil Service Committee to block the proposal.

Congress Jerome Walshe California Morris Udall Arizona Bill Chappel, Jr Florida Waldie Lancuace Post Office and Civil Service Committee

Deadly play on words in Northern Ireland violence

The piece notes how internment without trial of IRA suspects has intensified Northern Ireland violence. It highlights an accidental pun with interment and burial, suggesting the policy has buried hopes for Catholic Protestant reconciliation and sparked renewed clashes around victims' funerals.

Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army

Boyle's Column by Hal Boyle

Life is a three ring circus as men juggle work family mortgages and goals. A reader lists things he has never done from sewing a button to riding rails and delivering a baby by flashlight, then questions what he actually accomplished in life.

Hal Boyle New York Eaton Boston Philadelphia Timbuktu

Mexican Fiesta committee thanks police and community

Jose M. Tercero on behalf of the Queens and Mexico Dance Committee thanks Chief Gene Martin Sheriff A B Nail Sgt Melton Rasberry and local merchants, volunteers, and Georgia Stroud for reporting and supporting the Mexican Fiesta events before during and after.

Goaed Gene Martin A.B. Nail Sgt Melton Rasberry Department of Public Safety Jose M. Tercero Queens Committee Mexico

New Study Notes Wives Content With Age Gap

L M Boyd reports a new study finding 39 percent of wives younger than husbands are content, 56 percent of wives older than husbands are happy. The text questions retirement-age teeth and hints at further checks. It also notes New England leads regular churchgoers, and trivia on prisons, construction, blondes, and early baseball history.

South New England States

Today in History for September 17

This date marks key events such as the 1784 completion of the U S Constitution, Washington's farewell in 1796, Antietam’s bloodshed in 1862, Shaw's Arms and the Man debut in 1894, the Noronic fire in 1949, and recent diplomatic and civil rights notes from 1961 to 1970.

Associated Press U.S Philadelphia George Washington Antietam George Bernard Shaw United States New York Poland Great Lakes Toronto Dean Rusk Andrei Gromyko Grenada Mass Paris

N Y T A tests job applicants for drugs in New York

New York's Transit Authority is screening urine from prospective employees to detect hard drug use. The initiative aims to identify heroin users though it may miss marijuana and other hallucinogens.

New York Transit Authority

Reapportionment clash tests Texas plan for 1972 election

Texas court ruling leaves unresolved how to fix or redo the 1970 census based reapportionment for both houses. Gov Smith backs the Redistricting Board while Atty Gen Martin argues a special session may be needed, with October deadline for board action and November residence deadlines for candidates.

Bill Boykin Texas Press Association Austin Tex Texas State Supreme Court House Senate Constitutional Legislative Redistricting Board Preston Smith Crawford Martin Smith Redistricting Board Martin Supreme Court Texas Air Control Board Research Institute For Systems Development Texas A&m University Abilene San Antonio Dallas Houston Odessa el Paso Texas Water Rights Commission Martin’s Creek Rusk County Dallas Power and Light Company Texas Electric Service Company Texas Power and Light Company Tom Hanna Beaumont Jimmy Dean Meat Company Plainview Levi Strauss and Company Amarillo Sprayberry Handbags Inc Clifton Gorman Peanuts Gorman Vintage Homes Inc Breckenridge

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