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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1972
Page
2
A back east traveler sparked a landfill dispute on a Arizona ranch site after campers left newspapers cans bottles plates napkins and boxes. The rancher billed $33 for littering and offered to return belongings if paid, a penalty noted by Soil Conservation magazine.
Washington notes reveal the FBI kept dossiers on congressmen and candidates since 1950. The files include biographical data, wiretaps, surveillance, and gossip with examples involving House Speaker Carl Albert and other leaders. Gray says no secret files exist.
John Q. Citizen inflammatory verse claims a person voted 48 times in a day and argues multiple voting could sway elections. The poem mocks turnout and references Kennedy and Nixon to urge readers that individuals can influence results.
Dr. Crane argues teens can influence elections by proxy voting through a family car, urging Marcia and others to mobilize relatives to the polls. He cites Indiana Hartke Roudebush race and urges teens to assist precincts, while promoting his booklet on saving the Republic with a stamped self addressed envelope.
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the October jobless rate at 5.5 percent with 4.8 million unemployed and 82.5 million employed, up 260000. Most categories show little change as new workers enter the labor force. The data arrives four days before the presidential election amid ongoing Phase II controls.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics data show steadier overall unemployment with teens and veterans at lower rates. Construction jobs rose to 10.6 percent while service occupations fell to 6.2 percent. Average weekly earnings reached 139.13 dollars and annual wage growth outpaced consumer prices.
On this date in history Lincoln’s 1860 election victory Rutgers 1869 first intercollegiate game Truman charges IMF head White spy Nixon 1968 victory. John Philip Sousa born 1854Ella Wheeler Wilcox quote about settling questions. Green winged teals noted as smallest ducks.
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