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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1971
Page
5
A humor sketch on modern male affection and fashion trends. The narrator mocks male bonding displays and jokes about milk history and aging styles, recalling past habits and asking why certain social norms persist.
District directors chaired by Raetzsch Wagener discuss erosion control with terrace work on B C Jacobs farm near Hochheim. Farmers on nearby farms build ponds for recreation hampered by wet weather. Soil testing urged for ASCS grass programs with 12 month validity.
Everett A Bishop explains A A as a disease model with illness of body and mind. He cites six million problem drinkers in the United States and describes powerlessness admission and lifelong recovery as a shared group approach.
A recovered alcoholic ready to help others urges seeking through prayer and meditation to improve conscious contact with God. San Antonio area residents can attend an open public meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Municipal Auditorium featuring first hand testimonies of A A in action.
The text explains how pension benefits and increments are handled during a wage freeze. It clarifies that 25 years of service does not preclude increments, subject to prior announcements, and that military pay is generally frozen with exceptions for combat zone, missing in action, POWs, and hospitalized casualties. Retired military status during the freeze is computed as if unfrozen. Provisions cover proficiency pay and civilian-like treatment for military pay increases.
The Wage and Price Freeze Q and A explains that retailers may discontinue trading stamps during the freeze by lowering prices or deducting stamps at checkout, with required conspicuous notices. It notes landlords cannot impose furniture rental requirements unless longstanding practice existed.
Almanac notes October 31 1971 as the 304th day with Saturn as the morning star and Mercury Venus Mars and Jupiter as evening stars. It marks Chiank Kai-Shek birthday and lists historical notes including bank closures in 1931 and Mukden capture in 1948 plus a 1963 Indianapolis gas explosion death toll and 1968 presidency context.
In Pennsylvania rural areas hundreds of teachers study in a 40 foot mobile van using an IBM 1500 computer. Pennsylvania State University provides remedial education courses to over 800 teachers in poverty areas through tapes images charts and on screen statements. The program aims to help teachers identify handicapped children screen students evaluate abilities and refer serious cases to rehabilitation programs.
A bill criminalizing tainted treats in Michigan moves to Gov Milliken after passing the Senate 23 to 0 following House approval in April. The measure seeks heavy prison terms for those who distribute pins or razor blades in candy or apples.
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