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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues that Spain and Russia reduced death sentences due to global protest, while England abolished capital punishment and the United States debates abolition amid rising crime. It examines whether abolition increases serious crime and notes differing interpretations of crime trends post abolition.
The text critiques politicians overemphasizing family life and pets in a TV program about new Senators. It argues voters expect competence and action, not staged family images, noting the overexposure of dog loving and child loving personas can undermine credibility.
In Astor Dalrymple’s church incident a shaving cut left half his chin plastered as he preached and a snappy parishioner quips about focusing on shaving. A California movie tycoon orders a writer signed at 3:30 a m ET without alerting the target, while Harry Cotton promotes the go up and hit it method to students as a teaching mantra.
Nashville by Anthony Harrigan reports on church leaders using denominational investments to push U.S. policy, backing Gulf Oil in Africa and pressing for GM actions in South Africa. The piece condemns double standards and urges clergy to focus on spiritual goals over politics.
The page presents a cryptogram challenge with a quote from Longfellow style hints and a sample cipher mapping. It notes one letter substitution, daily changing codes, and provides a past cryptoquote attributed to A A Milne. The item frames the puzzle as a daily feature with instructions and a memory of yesterday's quote.
Southern California feature on Lion Country Safari describing a drive-through park 32 miles south of Los Angeles. Cars view free-roaming lions zebras antelopes and giraffes across 500 acres with a $8.25 admission and optional tape guide. Lions share road space with vehicles.
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