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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1971
Page
5
A stern look at public employee unions pressuring New York State legislature to rubber stamp a pension demand. The clash triggers traffic chaos with stalled bridges and sewage spills. The piece questions compulsory unionism and its impact on taxpayers and state finances.
Arts and Crafts Shop at 401 FE Main Apt 2 lists hours Monday through Saturday 9 30 to 11 30 mornings and 2 30 to 5 30 afternoons. A note on the door reads 30.
Experienced mechanics and painters sought at a Cadillac Pontiac and Oldsmobile dealer in Bay City Texas. Positions include service manager contact in person or by phone 245 8348 for mechanics and 215 8348 for painter or combination bodyman and painter.
UPI Almanac marks Monday September 27 1971 as day 270 with 95 to follow. Notable historical items include Stephenson's 1825 passenger locomotive first run and Warsaw's 1939 surrender after heavy bombardment. Axis pact signed 1940 and Syria’s 1961 split from the United Arab Republic.
The 1871 Harpers Weekly notes Monticello, once Thomas Jefferson’s home, deteriorating after being seized by the Confederate government and sold to a Charlottesville citizen. The obelisk grave marker is ruined, and the estate, about 50 acres, faces restoration under Jefferson Memorial Foundation after a long legal and financial decline.
Boston attorney Edward Lee argues for compulsory unionism for public workers, claiming $600 million yearly in dues and vast political impact. The piece criticizes others as self serving, predicts federal legislation to fund unions, and questions the American Bar Association stance.
Dr Garrett warns the nation is headed into chaos as readers must acknowledge genetic differences between races and enact policies reflecting those differences or risk riot and universal loss for both Black and White communities.
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