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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues riots raise higher education costs for taxpayers and donors. It cites UC Berkeley costs topping 1 million for a three year policy and higher damage deductions, plus expanded campus police at Illinois Champaign and UCLA to meet safety needs, increasing student expenses and reducing learning quality.
House Appropriations figures reveal the United States has given about 131.531 billion in foreign aid since 1946, with 103.471 billion gifted outright and 28.059 billion as loans. aid reached both allies and adversaries, including Eastern Europe, USSR, Egypt, Algeria, Peru, and Sweden, with interest on borrowed funds totaling 67.858 billion.
New York entertainment gossip links Joe Namath to The Last Rebel in Rome and Henry Ford to a TV network bid. Jack Benny honors fundraisers. Patrick O Neal directs Maggie Doyle in the Hamptons. Oistrakh Menuhin concert friction. Vincent Price shoots British TV meals. actors, plays, and marriages swirl through a busy media week.
A readable fragment presents a crossword with clues across and down entries including Merlin field leafed hints and a cryptoquote sample by Cervantes. It lists grid style notes and encoded lines showing letter substitutions used in the daily puzzle.
The new Title III garnishment rules curb wage deductions and bar firing workers due to garnishments. Labor Department officials estimate tens of thousands lose jobs or incentive yearly. Moran aims to curb easy credit and reduce bankruptcies. Nearly five million notices mailed. about 1,000 compliance officers ready nationwide.
The article notes that dis charge is forbidden with penalties including a year in prison or a $1000 fine or both, highlighting the severity of the prohibition.
Senator John F. Kennedy began a decisive campaign for the presidency within hours of clinching the Democratic nomination on the first ballot. Mrs. E H Nielsen Jr returned from a Houston trip. Mr and Mrs James Eastmore and their children visited Cuero friends while en route to California.
New York Stauffer Chemical Co forecasts U S sulfur consumption rising about 30 percent to nearly 12 million tons annually by 1975 from about 9 million tons currently.
More than 11 000 attendees from across the United States and 15 foreign countries gather on the Miami Beach seacoast for the 35th International Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous. The piece notes AA’s origins in 1935, its global spread, and the illness concept of alcoholism, highlighting doctor clergy courts media and rehab centers engagement and decades of dedication by members.
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