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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
5
Wellington welcomes new residents to Collingsworth county. The spring influx includes marriages and business movers who bring civic experience and a readiness to engage. The paper celebrates friendly town spirit and calls for involvement to strengthen the community.
The piece weighs mixed feelings on airline pilots protest against hijackers and Burger court actions. It argues public safety hinges on global action, condemns inaction, and questions whether law can curb lawlessness when outlaws ignore court orders.
Secretary of State Bob Bullock released a report showing primary costs per voter ranging from 36 cents in Travis County for Democrats to 4.83 dollars in El Paso for Republicans. He urged single party polling sites funded by the county clerk to cut expenses and noted disparities in county practices.
A compilation of lines from Hawthorne Longfellow Milton and others. The excerpt weaves themes of immortality virtue and mortality with meditations on music nature and wisdom from classic authors. It includes quotes from Lincoln Wilde Shaw Housman and Gilman among others.
The column surveys views on education relying on books and experts, notes ongoing budget talks including a $4.1 billion appropriation and welfare funding, and reports a Texas highway program threatened by federal controls and proposed reorganizations. It also covers billboard permit availability under a new beautification act and enforcement plans.
Scientists estimate hydrogen to helium conversion in the sun at 564 million tons per second with 560 million tons becoming helium and 4 million radiating as heat.
A garbled collection of quips on parenting pride, work focus, vacation timing, television theft, juvenile delinquency, romantic rivalry, and daily routines. The tone resembles old newspaper humor bits with mixed observations and puns.
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