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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1971
Page
4
The editorial expands the concept of environment beyond air water and forests to include homes offices farms and factories. It argues humans are part of the environment and depend on the full set of external conditions and influences for life and economic activity.
Frank Ikard president of the American Petroleum Institute argues energy powers modern leisure and productivity. He compares U S output to major nations, notes Moscow workers toil longer for basics, and warns the endless weekend concept rests on energy while Russians seek gains in resources.
A polemic warns that crime is rising in the United States with murders up 62 percent and all violent crime up 130 percent over a decade. Experts blame lenient courts and parole boards, and criticize police criticism while noting four million serious crimes annually.
The passage emphasizes that true worker security starts with having work. It warns against spending beyond earnings and notes that security is not achieved by expert spending.
In New York conservatives who helped Nixon in 1968 doubt his 1972 course. They praise Supreme Court nominees but oppose most other actions, fearing liberal drift and a leftward tilt. Some discuss challenging Nixon in primaries or backing George Wallace, as the 1972 race promises a complex showdown.
Anecdotes mix light Ben Cerf humor and Sir Noel Coward with Colbert handling Blithe Spirit. A political note quotes Tom Rees on House seniority and reform. He jokes about generational rifts and Capitol Hill restrooms. Harry Leon Wilson praises his wife’s rattlesnake defense.
On this day in 1971 the Almanac notes the 318th day of the year with Saturn as the morning star and Mercury Mars Venus and Jupiter in the evening sky. It marks the birthday of Robert Fulton born November 14 1765, the inventor of the steamboat.
In 1832 New York City introduced the world’s first horse drawn streetcar carrying 30 passengers. The century’s events include 1851 Herman Melville’s Moby Dick published, 1918 Tomas Masaryk elected first president of Czechoslovakia, and 1949 German planes bombing Coventry destroying 69 000 of 75 000 buildings. Emile Zola stated Truth is on the march, nothing can stop it.
United Press International notes the Moorish kingdom established in Spain in the eighth century endured until the late fifteenth century. The piece outlines historical span and significance of Moorish rule in Iberia.
Crossword style clues list across and down entries for a star cast puzzle. Includes references to Cosmo naut Gherman ey Soprano Lucine and Simone Regard with several co stars and phrases pointing to actors and roles.
A compact set of numbered clues covers diverse topics from cuisine and dance to family terms and education. Answers include Cuban dance references and a range of common nouns and abbreviations, with names such as Ina Hutton noted in the list.
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