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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1972
Page
2
A Chicago Tribune column by T R Van Dellen argues spring restores mood and invites simple outdoor activities. It urges walking, bicycling, and observing people and nature to beat winter fatigue and ease anxieties.
A 18 month federally funded program at Central Washington State College aims to develop school curricula focused on Indian culture and history. Theodore D. George of the Clallam Tribe leads the effort with a $110,198 grant, targeting improved Indian and non Indian student understanding and increased parental involvement. The project involves tribal leaders from Colville Spokane Kalispell Yakima Lummi and Clallam tribes and plans in service training for teachers to better reflect Indigenous lifeways and socioeconomic conditions.
Dr Crane discusses how rich buyers pursue bargains and how young couples chase status. He cites a wealthy farmer who buys used cars with low miles to avoid showing wealth, while many youths buy new cars to signal status. The piece urges readers to consider budget options and charity over display.
Guest columnist Pat Sez notes nostalgic questions about the sign O K Wagon Yard. Eddie Fuchs praises Pat Sez reading while Jo Brown visits and Mrs B Fore is thanked for cake. Horns of town chatter include Pinky kindness and other daily greetings at the Cuero Record office.
In Belfast a car bomb at the Jennymount Industrial Estate injures dozens with many hospitalized for cuts and shock. An IRA caller warned of the blast, ten minutes after the alert the device exploded amid fleeing crowds as troops evacuated areas.
Readers share simple home hacks from shopping in girls and teens departments for fit and savings to DIY cake boards, drain unclogging with baking soda and vinegar, and pressing flowers for stationery. The column notes publishing constraints and repeats asking readers to send hints.
A humorous reminiscence from a former student recalling his college days and a fictitious memoir project. He jokes about writing a life of Judge Crater, secret Pentagon papers on ITT lobbyists, and meeting locations while planning a 50th reunion.
Almanac for May 23 notes the 144th day of 1972 with Mercury and Jupiter visible in the morning and Venus Mars and Saturn in the evening. Notable events include Kidd's 1701 execution and Eichmann’s 1960 capture and 1962-65 aftermath. Ambrose Burnside born 1824.
A reader vents about parcel post delays and likens it to a lighthearted column feature. The note also recommends the film The French Connection praising Gene Hackman. Other wry observations touch on aging doctors marvels and family life.
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