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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1971
Page
2
A Denver based public utility press release credits space program advances and a space firm division for components of Colorado's first nuclear electric plant. It argues moon era spending yielded US benefits and urges continued space exploration for earth and civilization gains.
The year 1970 saw some 55,000 Americans die in automobile accidents a rate of over 1,000 per week. Deaths per mile declined for four years, and total deaths fell for the first time in a while. Experts cite safer cars better highways and anti drunken driving campaigns as factors, while urging continued action.
A large elephant brandishing a gun robs a jeweler of baubles worth about 300000 dollars, then exits. The jeweler reports the masked intruder to police, who ask if the elephant was Indian or African. The jeweler replies he cannot tell.
The Manion Forum discusses a report on the Danish experience with pornography. Raymond P. Gayer cites claimed declines in sex crimes, while Copenhagen officials contest the figures pointing to legal changes and rising venereal disease.
Word puzzle section lists across and down clues with various themes. Includes cryptogram sample featuring a quote and solving hints from Longfellow and Oscar Wilde.
NYU guard Andy Chappell was suspended one game for publicly criticizing basketball coach Lou Rossini after NYU's 77 73 loss to Manhattan. Chappell claimed his remarks were taken out of context.
The essay argues the 7:30 p.m. curtain favors suburbanites who can finish work, dine early, and catch a train home, while New Yorkers stay out late. It notes safety, parking costs, and rising ticket prices push audiences toward Westchester and beyond, reshaping Broadway’s audience base.
The inventor Eli Whitney created the first modern cotton gin in 1793, revolutionizing cotton processing and boosting rise of modern machine-made textile industry in the United States.
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