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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues for a mixed private bank and public stock financing plan to develop an American built 2 000 mph supersonic transport without using tax funds. It contends arrival is inevitable, objections will be overcome, and Congress erred in canceling the project due to environmental hysteria, calling for private capital rescue as national interest.
An article notes eight or nine million Americans suffer pollen allergies across seasons. A free pollen count chart from allergy doctors or the Allergy Foundation helps readers compare city levels to choose safer living areas.
Heart associations urge proper CPR training to save lives from sudden cardiac or breathing arrest. They note many lives saved recently but warn untrained individuals may misuse the technique. The method combines mouth to mouth breathing with chest compressions, requiring professional instruction.
The article notes cancer will claim thousands of American lives this year yet stresses that early cancer is curable with public education and regular checkups. Scientists seek a simple universal test, like a blood test for syphilis, but none exists. Some forms remain nearly incurable due to incomplete understanding. Regular checkups enable early discovery when treatment is most effective.
A lengthy list from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services outlines programs and services for adults families and children. It includes aid types such as General Relief Food Stamps Medi Cal and AFDC related support plus related services like protective services licensing day care and emergency dependency provisions. The document ends with a reflective question about understanding taxes and inflation in the American context.
Washington reports Edmund Muskie aligns with leftist groups at an Earth Day event sponsored by the National Peace Action Coalition. The piece notes ties to Trotskyist and antiwar figures, plus Muskie's critique of the FBI over Earth Day spying.
The page lists crossword clues from numbers 24 to 39 with hints and a cryptogram quotation. It includes a cryptoquote example, instructions that one letter stands for another, and yesterday's quote by Blaise Pascal. The feature notes 1971 King Features Syndicate licensing.
A new large flowered marigold named Man-On-The-Moon debuts for 1971 gardens. Though not as white as Whitemost, it blooms earlier and bears bigger blossoms on 20 inch tall plants, opening from midsummer to frost.
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