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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
2
Life magazine survey shows 78 percent feel unsafe at home and 80 percent fear street crime in cities. 43 percent of families were crime victims last year and 30 percent keep a gun for self defense while 41 percent find police protection inadequate.
The text questions the idea of a population catastrophe and cites historical migration and birth trends in West Germany, the United States, and Australia. It argues that refugees, guest workers, and babies drive economies, while warning that population projections are speculative and that optimum population is defined by actions rather than numbers.
Reader letters discuss hyper lipidemia and heart disease risk at a young age with emphasis on diet and emerging drugs. Advice urges cooperation with physicians and noting that appropriate treatment can lead to a long, healthy life despite high blood fats. A second letter warns about nut inhalation hazards causing asthma-like symptoms and recalls a clam shell foreign body case.
A mixed page of crossword style clues across and down with cryptogram puzzle. Includes a cryptoquote example mapping A to L and other letter substitutions plus yesterday's quote and a Bible citation.
Congressman John R. Rarick discusses law clerks on a Manion Forum broadcast. He notes clerks influence court decisions and opinions, cites the 361 clerks of the past decade with Harvard and Yale accounting for 185, and argues clerks’ biases reflect not the nation or Court as a whole.
The former clerk argues clerks lean left of the Nation and Court, favoring Communist defendants and expanded federal power. He cites Harvard and Yale professors shaping clerks, notes Alger Hiss began as a Supreme Court clerk, and urges congressional confirmation and scrutiny by Congress. A bill by Rep. Rarick seeks to restrict clerk influence. Police later arrest two bank robbery suspects after locking the vault.
A First National City Bank clerk fainted as two men entered the branch and proclaimed a hold up. The suspects dashed toward an open vault, triggering a chaotic scene in the bank.
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