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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1972

Page

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Tongue-in-Cheek Awards Spotlight Political Puppetry

Ralph Novak lists humorous awards lampooning U S political figures and episodes. Highlights include Reagan’s gridiron quote on political heat, Kennedy’s nonrun, Lindsay’s late concedes, Agnew’s shifting roles, Muskie’s candor lesson, Nixon’s court appointments, Johnson’s modest memoir claim, and Nader’s预测 on youth voting upheaval.

Ralph Novak California Ronald Reagan National Football Foundation Hall of Fame America Death Valley Greta Garbo Edward Kennedy Agnew Jill St. John Henry Kissinger David Eisenhower George Romney Edmund Muskie Johnny Unitas Nixon Supreme Court Ronald Ziegler Tricia Pat Norman Mailer Lyndon Johnson Ralph Nader

Regulation Strains Power Industry Amid Clean Energy Push

The piece notes stricter air pollution rules raise costs for power generation as low sulfur fuels grow scarce. It discusses the need for new oil and gas sources, possible higher fuel costs for utilities, and delays to nuclear power under EPA scrutiny while predicting overall vitality for electric firms under Phase 2.

Atomic Energy Commission

Winters I S school menu for January week

Winters Independent Schools presents a monthly school menu listing meals for Monday through Friday. Items include barbecued meat patties with sides, hot dogs or combination sandwich, fried chicken, Mexican dinner with pinto beans and enchiladas, and salmon croquettes with tartar sauce and sides.

Winters Enterprise Page Two Item Highlights

Local page highlights include community notes from Winters Texas with brief items on city events and upcoming meetings. The week’s notices cover school activities church gatherings and a short obituary section noting a longtime resident.

What's Troubling The Utility Industry

An excerpt from Babson's Reports discusses how the Nixon plan affected utilities in 1972. It notes Phase 2 and wage and price controls shaping rate increases, coal costs rising, potential delays in rate filings, and risks to bond and equity financing. A colder winter could worsen power shortages and brownouts if coal supplies lag.

Babson’s Reports Inc Wellesley Hills Mass Nixon Badard Price Commission Duke Power

Receipt books now for sale at The Enterprise

The Enterprise announces sale of receipt books at its office. The offer highlights available sizes and quantities for immediate purchase.

Funeral attendees and local visits noted in Wingate news

Funeral for J. W. Hancock in San Antonio drew relatives Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hancock Mrs. Duncan Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Dee Hancock and Mr. and Mrs. Storey of Abilene. Roy Bagwell of Odessa stayed with W N Bagwell. Emma Doggett returned from Stanton. Leila Harter visited Grace and Clarice in San Antonio. Cotton harvest peaks as farms bring in bales. I G Hensley visits New Mexico with granddaughter Ginger. Hollis and Betty Dean travel to Houston to see son Ricky in treatment. Dinner guests in San Angelo included Ed win Voss Wingate David Voss Dallas and Mary Numan. Ethel Hantsche and Nolan Cave joined Edwin Voss home.

J. W. Hancock San Antonio Lonnie Hancock Duncan Hensley Dee Hancock Storey Abilene Roy Bagwell Odessa Vanner Voss San Angelo Edwin Voss Wingate David Voss Dallas Mary Numan Ethel Hantsche Nolan Cave

Large Rise in Vets in Training Under GI Bill

VA records show a 46 percent jump in veterans training under the GI Bill for protective services. VA Regional Director Jack Coker said 38,000 veterans pursued such training last fiscal year, up from 26,000. About 17,500 did police and fire on the job training, 8,500 enrolled in college level police science or criminology, and 10,000 trained below college level. Additional roughly 2,000 sought other public service fields such as game warden or bailiff. The VA urges OJT in public service per the President's Vietnam veteran committee guidance.

Veterans Administration Jack Coker Coker

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