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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
2
A patriotic message recalls General Washington urging troops to choose brave resistance or die in the struggle for independence. The speech frames liberty, property, and homes as stakes in the war for freedom, warning of a grim fate if the army fails. The text emphasizes courage and resolve in the face of a harsh enemy.
Op-ed warns against a proposed federal Consumer Protection Agency with a Consumer Advocate head wielding sweeping powers. It argues the agency would allow full party status in regulatory proceedings, broad subpoena authority, and access to confidential files. It cautions Congress to resist expanding government power ahead of the election.
The American Way Features piece argues that reverse discrimination exists in colleges with preferential admission. It critiques Black Panthers and Black Muslim rhetoric while urging equal treatment of blacks and whites.
Ronald J. a former generous husband becomes miserly due to fear of impotence. Dr Crane advises wives to boost erotic ego with cheesecake in the boudoir and renewed seduction to restore his function and reclaim the marriage. He suggests solutions including a call girl option and a book offer.
Reader tips cover peeling carrots from small to large end for easier, safer peeling. Additional notes include a tied neckwear wash mishap, a self-made grill table from an old top, and a cabbage draining method using a cloth to squeeze out moisture. The column invites readers to send hints for future columns.
Walter Sager notes visits and thanks for rides, coffee with Jim Stone and Oscar Adickes, and a light pollution break by Henry Luddeke Sr. Mentions DeWitt County and Texas election hopes with bulletin boards detailing returns. Phyla in a red checkered dress described.
A 16 year old writes about parental opposition to dating and sex talk. The advisor urges open discussion with parents, reasonable curfew, and dating on weekends, warning against secrecy and urging youth to grow up with guidance.
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