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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1971
Page
3
The essay by Bob Aldrige argues the four day workweek is rising as many companies switch. Workers would complete 36 to 40 hours in four days, cutting travel and costs while maintaining hours. Some firms run three day weeks. impacts on employees vary.
A fragment reflects on proposed shorter workweeks and public reaction. It jokes about three day weeks, four day weeks, and five day weeks while noting reporters often work for love of the job and rarely seek extra pay for days off.
Paris coverage notes Pierre Cardin rescuing the ant suit with run way displays of tweed pants and sleeveless jackets. Balmain also favors black in winter lines offering simple sheath dresses and fur trim suits for a formal audience, while younger trends get less attention.
An OCR fragment mentions Brimain and Hubert de Cheer on three continents with a large private clientele and Ford and a Paris designee. It references the U S Atomic Energy Commission of 1907 and a Texas incident where a gunman killed thirteen people before police shot him. A Ramon Playwright Terence quote is briefly cited.
The almanac notes Sunday August 23 1971 with celestial positions and zodiac hints for Leo individuals. It highlights Francis Scott Key born August 1 1773 as the composer of Star Spangled Banner and references U S census data from 1799 showing population figures.
The quote notes that speech protection has limits when causing danger. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. argues a man falsely shouting fire in a theater could trigger panic, showing context defines lawful restraint on expression.
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