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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues for restoring restitution to modern law to aid victims and rehabilitate offenders. It traces origins to early English fines and dues paid to lords, notes the shift to state control, and highlights Kathleen Smith's 1965 plan to set sentences by monetary debt to victims. It acknowledges practical costs and benefits and ends with a reflection on tombstone phrases.
A fragment from a 1970s style column notes a Manhattan youth embracing Sunday School lessons by giving up ice cream for Lent. It reflects on NY sports writers filling columns with sensational, often false stories about Casey Stengel or Yogi Berra and remarks on Hollywood’s ascent narrative.
The Manion Forum hosts Carl Du Toit who outlines South Africa’s seven tribe based independent states plan. He argues gradual economic shifts and bans on white-owned industry within Bantustans to foster a modern economy. He notes high per capita income versus rest of Africa and cites anti communist tensions as central to global critique.
A compact set of crossword style clues listing across entries from Shakespearean king to German king and various abbreviations. Includes references to old Irish garment flam and a blend of biographical and geographic hints.
A page presents a crossword clue list with 1 to 38 items and a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes a sample cryptogram mapping A to L and another quote by Longfellow, plus Saturday’s cryptoquote about individuality and a 1971 syndicate credit.
Almanac entry for February 22, 1971 notes the moon phase and morning planets. It marks the 53rd day of the year and Pisces births. It recalls the 1819 treaty where Florida was ceded to the United States from Spain.
Henry M. Jackson of Washington faces slim odds to secure the Democratic nomination in 1972. Despite a long record as liberal on civil rights and anti Communist in foreign policy, his stance on Vietnam and defense spending weakens his bid. Party leaders favor ideology over winning elections, risking a party fissure with Jackson as nominee.
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