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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1975
Page
2
A reader shares a hyperactive child’s progress through love and professional help. Ann Landers cautions against overmedicating while endorsing guidelines in Your Young Child And You. Also advises on birthday cake pride at work and tells bank tellers how to handle slow lines with tact.
The Friends of Animals advise planning, not surprises, when giving a pet. Ask the family if a cat or dog is welcome, wait until January to deliver, spay female pets, ensure health and vaccines, buy from a reputable source, and avoid wild animals as gifts.
Washington reports that taxes have surged at least 150 percent since 1967, with property and sales taxes rising sharply and overall tax burden likely exceeding 200 percent. Bureaucrats are accused of consuming more of tax money through higher wages and growing staff, while services shrink. Boorstin sworn in as librarian and renovations blamed on staff separately. Big Fish notes a Turkish submarine sighting near Lesbos and a Turkish crew escaping as nets remained tangled.
The FDA warns against miracle weight loss products promising rapid results. A new publication from the Consumer Information Center outlines risks and emphasizes safe, practical weight loss methods. It cautions that wraps, plastic suits, and other devices can cause overheating dehydration and health danger.
The March of Dimes marks its January campaign as a nationwide call to join volunteers in a Revolutionary War on Birth Defects. Leaders urge Americans to support efforts to prevent birth defects and improve the health of unborn and newborn children across the nation.
The Cuero Record invites letters from Cuero and DeWitt County readers while noting unsigned letters will be omitted. Editors will remove names upon request and keep letters on file per Press Association recommendations.
State leaders prepare for the May 1 Texas presidential primary with Republicans backing Ford and Reagan. Democrats meet in Fort Worth to set delegate rules and streamline conventions. Notables like Lloyd Bentsen, George Wallace, Ralph Yarborough, Jimmy Carter and Fred Harris are weighing bids amid metric conversion talks in Texas industry.
Texas legislators rank 25th nationwide for session pay with 600 dollars monthly, while California leads at 21 120 dollars yearly plus expenses. Agencies discuss metric system adoption and tax overhaul amid national bills. court rulings, education rules, and public service appointments fill state legal and political news.
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down covering Turkish weight basic terms to Danube tributaries with hints on spellings and word lengths for a puzzle page. Includes historical and linguistic abbreviations and common crossword conventions.
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