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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1971
Page
2
A critique argues the FDA wields Anglo American innocence until proven guilty in drug regulation. It claims the 1962 law allows removal of safe but deemed ineffective drugs, cites 369 drugs blacklisted, and contends this hampers medical research and harms pharmaceutical firms. It calls to curtail federal power to condemn before proven innocence.
A reflective vignette on money’s futility and the emptiness of seeking public honors. It questions fear of others' opinions when personal approval remains essential and notes the vanity of outward acclaim.
A Cerf humor piece recalls Prohibition’s dawn on January 16, 1920 with scenes of funeral balls at Reisenwiler’s and Maxim’s, bootleg plans by Capone and others, and lawyer Fallon forecast of booze forever. A Worcester woman idles in a car wash while thinking rain.
Editor notes a Daily Mail contest picking winning modern takes on proverbs. The column covers U S troops overseas, racial and political tensions, the Pentagon's policies, Angela Davis, impeachment talk, library unrest in D C, a nonunion clash in Indianapolis, the Republic of New Africa, a tax burden on average earners, a costly performing arts center, an assertion about homosexuals on federal payrolls, and unemployment figures.
A collage page presents a cryptic crossword with many clues across and down and a daily cryptoquote, including a Henry Longfellow cipher example and a Solomon-like aphorism. The page also shows weekend entertainment notes and a partial solution prompt.
The veteran comedian Milton Berle discusses handling drunken hecklers in clubs. He notes his paid role in making fools of himself and explains ad libbing comes from prepared gags while imagining vivid mental pictures during exchanges.
A cemetery sign reportedly warns that grave digging will be done by a skeleton staff due to employment difficulties, reflecting a grave situation described by The American Way.
Harold W. Howell a three year veteran of the Bedford Township police force was arrested Thursday on narcotics charges. He allegedly sold marijuana to an undercover agent from his own department.
Precise timing notes that Mount Vernon Illinois city councilmen Russell Laur and Kenneth Martin cannot attend the candidates forum planned for Tuesday. The forum involves six opponents in the February 23 election and conflicts with a city council meeting.
A short note praises support pantyhose for longer comfort and relief for workers who stand and walk for hours. It highlights the product as a practical aid for those on duty.
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