December Smoke Quit Ideas Sparked By New Year
A Cuero column urges readers to quit smoking on January 1 and previews methods from Cold Turkey to the Shick program. It notes health risks, cosmetic effects, and humor about substitutes, routines, and brand changes, ending with a local sports nod to Bud Foster and the Gobblers.
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Bud’’ Foster
Cuero
Keesler’s
Main Street
Jacksonville
Gilbreth
Gobblers
Foster
Ford in China Viewed as Public Relations Mission
Our Opinion argues President Ford's China trip is a high level public relations effort with limited substance. It notes the diplomacy mirrors Nixon era tactics, aims to project achievement, and warns of inflated expectations from face to face meetings while hoping for useful contacts and cautious guidance on regional risks.
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Nixon
America
Mr. Ford
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Formosa
Korea
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Soviet Union
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Cuero Record
Cuero
DeWitt County
Press Association
Gas Crisis in Winter Threatens Jobs and Supplies
A stark warning about a worsening natural gas emergency with potential nationwide job losses and shortage-driven heating curbs. The piece blames Congress for price controls and urges immediate deregulation, arguing long term fixes require tough political choices.
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Washington
U.S
Middle Atlantic
Federal Energy Administration
Congress
IRS guidance covers standard mileage rate and moving deductions
The text explains options for auto expenses including the standard mileage rate of 15 cents per mile up to 15 000 miles and 10 cents thereafter plus deductible parking and tolls. It details conditions for using the standard rate on multiple cars and notes moving expense deduction rules and fellowship grant exclusions with conditions.
Weekly Horoscope for Pisces and Capricorns
A broad weekly forecast highlights potential legal worries and emotional fulfillment for Pisces and Capricorns. Expect twists in plans, possible attention from others, and distant flattering news. Mind privacy and safety, and consider reaching out to an old friend or trusted associate. Do not reveal future plans.
Loss of phony friend nothing to cry about Dear Ann Landers
Letters discuss quitting alcohol, a party with liquor, and the impact of insincere friends. Also included are concerns about a teen's obsession with death and a cynical cigarette about privacy on a switchboard. The column offers counseling guidance and a self help booklet advertisement.
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Dear Ann Landers
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Ann Landers
Molly
Ann
New Brunswick
O.K
Chicago
P. O
Elgin
Ill
Field Enterprises, Inc
Battle of the Brass and other 1975 curios
In a period of interservice friction the Navy pushes for massive supercarriers costing over a billion each while Air Force generals tout long range bombers and air refueling to replace fleets. Secret Service begins volunteer checks for presidential campaigns. Treasury flags an unlicensed rifle at the NRA. Soviet diplomats favor GM cars over domestic brands.
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Pentagon
Ately
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D-Ind
Mo Udall
D-Ariz
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