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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1975
Page
9
Daily cryptogram shows a quote by Albert Einstein echoed in a sample puzzle. It presents a coded line and reveals the previous day’s solution as an example. The text notes the variable daily cipher and ends with Einstein’s famous maxim about measured words.
Elimore Patterson of Morgan Guaranty Trust says market discipline, not politics, drives loans to governments, domestic and foreign. He notes banks can withhold lending if they dislike a borrower's affairs, while acknowledging some political factors and openness to a government agency for liquidity issues.
Police Chief Donald Brock, 19, orders an immediate crackdown on juvenile delinquency in Bunnell Florida. A recent high school graduate with 400 hours police training, he was confirmed as permanent chief by the six member council after six weeks as acting chief. He says lack of teen recreation fuels crime and aims to lead by example for his peers.
The firm explains it uses a broad municipal data base and its own analytical team to evaluate state and local government credit. Political regime has no bearing. decisions hinge on economic factors, tax base, debt per capita, budget, city health, wealth, and administration conduct.
A vintage ad touts ICY HOT for arthritis and rheumatism relief without pills. It claims rapid pain reduction within 24 hours and offers a money back guarantee, pricing around $3 for four ounces and $5 for seven ounces.
A compact message addressed to colonists and descendants speaks of a book to be carried forward. The wording hints at a pathot concept and urges unity among readers. The fragmentary note emphasizes shared heritage and the need to preserve a written work for future generations.
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