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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues that February 2 dictates whether winter ends or continues, citing the groundhog as a simple rite versus scientific weather data. It notes uncertainty about official study of groundhog outcomes and urges cautious belief in both tradition and science.
A short opinion piece rails against public charity and rising debt claiming government spending is funded by taxes and debt. The author argues rising costs erode purchasing power and savings, urging citizens to demand fiscal responsibility and curb political excess.
A construction firm with skyscraper focus sets two wage rates for labors who install laths for plasterers. First workers to nail earn four dollars an hour, those finishing last receive five dollars. Oscar Dystel recalls Pegler’s early career before FDR era, noting his quick rise after selling a first story for seventy five dollars. Quickies mention a Honolulu debutante and a worried husband with a sick wife.
Puzzle clues listed with numbers and a cryptogram quotation by Longfellow. Includes several referenced names, terms, and a sample cryptogram decoding method.
Alger Hiss seeks a government pension while a key gun rights figure warns about Communist influence. Derwinski calls for accountability over the Lithuanian seaman asylum incident, urging a clear policy stance and swift action. The pieces mix Cold War politics, espionage, and refugee debates.
The Texas Employment Commission in Victoria outlines its program to place returning veterans in jobs or training under the national Jobs for Veterans initiative. Office manager Robert Schnelle says 325 veterans in Victoria have registered, with 1,120 placed in local jobs last year, and statewide TEC veterans registrations exceed 44,000.
Scientists estimate the mineral content of the Great Salt Lake and its shoreline holds about 90 billion dollars in value.
The Wind River Indian Reservation legal aid project received 75 000 from OEO for fiscal 1971 after White House discussions and pressure from Senator Clifford Hansen on the Finance Committee. Critics say funding was driven by political considerations rather than merit, illustrating ongoing claims of the politics of poverty under a GOP stalwart.
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