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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1972
Page
2
The piece argues higher corporate taxes hurt investment and jobs, causing waste and inflation. It contends deficits stem from broader budget issues, not corporate levies, and urges reining in federal spending as a practical fix.
The piece rebuts claims of a "sick" society by noting high living standards and income. It argues Americans enjoy $3600 per person yearly, outrank many nations, with strong education so despite 15 percent poverty most are not poor. It contrasts European incomes and world poverty.
Almanac notes sun signs births and historical events with entries on Lucy Stone born Aug 13 1818 and milestones from 1923 to 1961. It reports on North Vietnam and Hanoi supply lines, then discusses financial secrecy and FBI cooperation with banks citing Dr Benjamin Spock and Amalgamated Bank of New York.
The Chancellors Action Center in York is a new hub for parent questions and complaints about the school system. Harvey B. Scribner, York’s chancellor of education, promotes the center as a direct link between families and district administration for clearer communication.
Guest columnist John Duke Wayne extols American opportunity and tomorrow as a path forward urging youth to act for their country. He cites historical figures from Booker T. Washington to Eisenhower and closes with God bless America as inspiration for civic effort. Western Europe to view Nashville country music report via a West German TV network reaching about 30 million viewers.
Dr. Crane notes Zollinhofer's satirical letter to Bayer and Firestone about Sunday effectiveness of pain tablets and snow tires. The column pivots to dentists and preachers, urging engaging sermons and habits, and promotes a booklet on public platform strategy. Copyright 1972.
Neile Adams, widow of Steve McQueen, resumes acting after an 11 year break. Her first role was Burt Reynolds' deaf mute wife in Fuzz. She plans more work, denies marriage plans, and shares that her children Terry and Chad are thriving. Chad may become a mechanic and both kids ride motorcycles like their father.
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