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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1971
Page
2
Editorial notes the rail and transportation industries face regulatory challenges and praise the Association of American Railroads pamphlet urging passage of the Surface Transportation Act of 1971. It argues public education will foster support for stronger, growing transportation across all modes.
The American Gas Association cites a Federal Power Commission report showing 75 of the largest natural gas producers committed over 98 percent of proved reserves for sale by late 1970. It argues energy resources remain abundant and investment can expand supply, with more than 40 billion invested in transmission and distribution already and expected to double by 1990.
In a supermarket line a couple pays with food stamps and refuses to show ID. The clerk cites policy and the manager allows the purchase, prompting reflections on food stamp misuse and the lack of formal store policing.
Fragmented crossword list shows scattered clues and partial answers including Ballad of, Bedeck, Antiquated specimen, Mortgage, Clock face, Soul French, New York for one, Choice, Arab land, and Diamond. Readable items suggest a domestic puzzle page with incomplete entries and dated clue numbers.
A cryptogram quotation uses a substitution cipher with daily changing letters. The sample shows longform hints and a quoted author William M Winans from 1971 King Features Syndicate Incorporated.
The piece argues taxpayers contribute about 40 dollars yearly to federal welfare and 1.50 to the space program. It suggests misuse or lack of proper identification by some, noting no freeloading stowaways on moon missions to date.
A 67 member cross party committee sent letters to all House members urging defeat of a proposed constitutional amendment to permit prayer in public schools. They argue the measure would alter the First Amendment for the first time in history.
A bishop meditates on Isaiah 59 1 2 urging believers to recognize that Gods power and listening ear remain available. He questions whether modern storms and secular claims reveal our own spiritual weakness and calls for humility genuine worship and renewed trust.
Humorous sketches and riffs by Bennett Cerf reflect on TV safety fears and social quirks. Anecdotes touch on Hollowells parental worry, Jimmy Conzelman memories, and light quips about executives and football glare. Published 1971 by King Features Syndicate.
The University of Houston basketball team will not begin open workouts due to repairs on the Hofheinz Pavilion tartan court. Coaches announced practice starts are postponed until Sunday while surface work completes.
The Atlanta Hawks signed Milt Williams a New York Knives castoff to reinforce their back court as guard Pete Maravich remains ailing. Shaler Haliman was placed on waivers to keep the 12 man roster. Newcombe seeded first for the Barcelona Spanish Open tennis event with Ashe seeded sixth and Riessen eighth.
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