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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1970
Page
4
Editorial argues welfare workers profit from rising relief rolls. It cites New York City where one in eight rely on relief and notes workers may discourage work to protect jobs. A letter to Mayor Lindsay from civic groups condemns such attitudes and warns reforms like guaranteed annual income would widen relief rolls.
Umpires secure a four year contract granting 4000 dollars per playoff series assignment and seven to eight thousand dollars for World Series games. The pay reflects weeks worked and compares favorably with players, though ultimate rewards remain contested by union and league.
Two idle youths escape north cold and sit by a tepid Everglades pool when a large alligator bites off one of their legs. The injured man asks which leg and the other replies that, once you’ve seen one alligator, you’ve seen them all. A Kansas farmer’s son visits New York to see the Yankees, who lose to the Orioles. the boy jokes that pro players resemble his family back home in skill and glove distribution.
Anthony Harrigan argues that federal officials and judges are effectively making law to impose busing for racial balance in public schools. He criticizes the reliance on arbitrary formulas, notes de facto segregation in New York and the South, and warns of negative educational impacts and teachers leaving formula schools for private ones.
The article argues that the National Education Association seeks to dominate public schools with large scale negotiation teams and threats of strikes. It warns that taxpayers, parents, and school boards may resist rising costs, busing demands, and union power, risking a decline in education quality and student welfare.
Includes a crossword with clues and answers for daily grid and a cryptogram quotation puzzle. Provides sample clues ranging from Almost all to Danish money and the daily cryptoquote with code key and yesterday's solution.
Record files note new officers for the Cuero Junior High School National Honor Society with Linda Fetters as president Sandra Cox as vice president Barbara Meier as secretary Kaye Godard as treasurer and Chris Stratton as reporter. Miss Helen Richards is elected president of the Episcopal Young Churchmen in the Eastern Convocation Diocese of West Texas. Mrs Pearl Conwell visits her brother Dr John Pridgen who is ill.
Mrs Clyde Parsons and children of Victoria visited Cuero. DeWitt County harvested 5695 bales of cotton. Lem Duderstadt was elected president of Grace Episcopal Church Men's Club.
New York visits remind Pat O'Brien of a fifty year old path from Milwaukee to Marquette University to the Navy then to theater. He recalls friendships with Spencer Tracy and minor roles including Father Flanagan and Knute Rockne tales. He jokes about audience misreads and continues touring in musical comedy while also appearing on television.
Cuero public school presents a weekly meal plan with daily options including enchiladas with cabbage slaw and lemon gelatin on Monday, homemade pizza on Tuesday, submarine sandwich with fried potatoes on Thursday, and hamburgers on Friday. Special note of a Cuero visitor Jack Gloor of San Antonio mentioned.
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