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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1972
Page
2
The Cuero Record argues that busing divides and credits for education could empower parents. A voucher plan worth discussing would provide $1000 per child to spend at public parochial or private schools, enabling choice beyond wealth.
Washington reveals evidence of Navy overobligations totaling at least 70 million in 1971 and tens of millions more in 1972, risking legal penalties and congressional backlash. EPA drafts secrecy to weaken asbestos emission limits, drawing criticism from the Center for Science in the Public Interest as a pollution license.
A collage of quips on law, politics, and everyday mishaps. The speaker mocks excessive legislation, government, and taxes, interlaced with odd anecdotes about mail, a dog, and a car wreck. The tone is sardonic and satirical about modern society.
Dr. Crane discusses rising illiteracy and lowered educational standards. He notes a 1972 report showing 15 percent of adults cannot read enough for written driver tests and critiques college admission relaxations as dangerous. He cites taxes on corporations as harming American industry and jobs while urging readers to request his booklet on logic and political tricks.
The piece notes farming as the nation’s largest business with three in ten non-farm jobs related to farming. It cites cotton as a key foreign exchange earner and credits agriculture with leading environmental protection efforts. It adds that growers in 1971 cultivated over 12 million acres across 18 states, outlining the sector’s scope and impact.
Today marks the 319th day of 1972 with 47 to follow. Notable events include the first horse drawn streetcar in New York City in 1832 and Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick publication in 1851. Robert Fulton, born November 14 1765, pioneered the steamboat.
Hallmark Hall of Fame drama on NBC will feature Vittorio De Sica and Kaf Vallone with Paul Gallico's The Small Miracle. NBC nature special The Incredible Flight of the Snow Goose will have Glen Campbell as off camera narrator on January 23. Des Bartlett and wife Jen spent over two years filming. Cass Elliot signs with Paramount for a 1973-74 series with a dramatic comedy format showing her talents beyond singing.
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