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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1971
Page
4
California Governor Ronald Reagan urges able bodied welfare recipients to participate in work programs or training, excluding the aged disabled and pensioners. He argues state supervision can curb fraud and reduce costs as welfare rolls rise nationwide.
Heart associations urge quick emergency aid through brief resuscitation training or demonstrations. In an arrest, open the mouth, restore breathing by mouth to mouth or mouth to nose, then compress the chest. Experts estimate about 100,000 Americans could be saved each year within four minutes.
Psychologists note retirement shock from sudden job loss as workers near old age. Firms like L P Muller Co Philadelphia adopt staggered retirement schedules with gradual workload reduction and income adjustments over about five years.
Dick and Spiro mock a nationwide appeal by the Democratic National Committee asking for $15 checks to retire Nixon and provide a quiet retreat for Agnew at San Clemente or Key Biscayne. The gag hints at reducing the party debt of about $8 million, largely unchanged since 1968.
A columnist argues that America faces an expanding welfare state with future universal checks. He contrasts government dependence with a warning from Mount Rainier about handouts harming balance in nature and society. He claims no job shortage, citing classifieds as evidence.
The piece argues welfare growth outpaces population, predicts the Nixon plan would expand welfare costs and drive taxes higher, and advocates returning welfare to private churches and local groups. It notes a tax resister, A J Porth, in federal custody and labels the American Way as contradictory.
Daily crossword clues cover unprepared and beseech plus various entries while a cryptogram quotes Longfellow with a numeric key. The page lists numbered word hints and a substitution puzzle using the daily code to reveal a famous line about executive ability by John G Pollard.
The chief economist notes Americans value home ownership but the type changes. One family homes fell from 78 percent of housing starts to 55 percent by 1970 while two or more unit structures rose to 45 percent, doubling 1960 levels. The trend favors town houses and clustered housing to preserve land and cope with exurban growth.
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