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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1970
Page
8
Editorial argues labor strikes resemble wars with both sides unable to dictate terms. It notes GM shutdown as proof and predicts broad economic impact if the walkout prolongs. The piece urges negotiation and satire to expose the folly of the labor dispute.
The editorial argues that women should be allowed to pursue varied occupations beyond domestic duties and that women can excel in diverse fields. It contends skilled labor does not diminish feminine qualities and calls for equal pay for women in these occupations. The piece urges intelligent men to accept women’s broader contributions and opportunities.
HAL BOYLE reflects on 27 years of his New York column, noting weight gain and aging but continuing optimism. He cites battles for motherhood, roads, and other causes, laments global turmoil, and jokes that White House calls never came. He invites readers to join his crusade with a boxtop or bottle message.
George Bush asserts Texas voters now prize the individual over party labels and that many voters are up for grabs. The Republican candidate describes his campaign pace, recalls his wartime service, business career, and family, and cites policy positions on welfare reform, school desegregation, crime, and campaign finance.
Scranton reports Shapp holds a lead in the 1970 Pennsylvania governor race over Lt. Gov. Ray Broderick though both face credibility issues. Shapp’s campaign relies on recognition from 1966, while Broderick struggles with Shafer ties and a weak western base. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh margins loom large for either victory.
General Cable Corporation introduces Cop-R-Clad building wire with only 10 percent copper by volume. President Donald N. Frey says it lowers dependence on foreign copper and preserves copper resources while delivering electrical performance similar to traditional copper wire.
NEA report outlines early 1950s and 1960s proposals praised by Truman and Eisenhower to fund regional development and refugee integration. A Marshall Plan like approach would have financed joint irrigation, power projects, and aid via World Bank and Export-Import Bank, potentially stopping militancy linked to refugee camps and reducing confrontation between Israel and Arab states.
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