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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1972
Page
1
Dear Heloise shares a kitchen tip to use hollowed beefsteak tomatoes for shirred eggs with a drop of olive oil salt and pepper. Fill with a whole egg and a dab of butter bake 10 to 15 minutes at 400 degrees until the white sets. Pair with toast or a grilled cheese for an impressive meal.
Deir Heloise explains placing a heating pad or hot water bottle under the bottom sheet to keep feet warm and prevent slipping. She notes readers can write with hints and questions, though not all can be answered due to volume.
UPI reports Chess ’72 uses campaign heads as playing pieces with Nixon and advisers as opposing forces. Democratic candidates appear as heads, including John Lindsay who left the race. John Connally is depicted as a knight though he no longer serves as treasury secretary.
In a reader inquiry case U-532 Norma L., a 19 year old college junior, asks about medical and psychological arguments for and against wearing bras. Dr Crane explains bras support breast glands and fibrous bands to prevent sagging during activity and aging.
Congressional Record excerpt outlines claims about Nixon Johnson Connally wealth and spending. Gonzales recounts a trip to the Picosa ranch with Secretary Connally and a social Washington setting as part of the narrative. The piece argues why these figures are rich and why the nation is broke.
A humorous critique of presidential travel and fundraising. The piece frames a Texas trip with 200 influential donors as a political expedition funded by donors, not the taxpayer, lampooning Cratchitt’s alleged top secret bills and Connally’s computer replacement.
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