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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
3
Washington Window notes bread and butter politics influence voters as grocery costs and wage levels shape opinions. The piece discusses pocketbook concerns as key to Democratic Party control of Congress, linking economic anxieties to electoral outcomes.
A column critiquing overbearing commercials from toothpaste to home products, plus political analysis on inflation and the 1970 campaigns. It notes public concern over jobs, wages, and the law and order debate shaping voter opinions.
The entry lists April 8, 1971 as the date, mentions birth of Mary Pickford in 1893 and historic events: 1513 Ponce de Leon lands at St Augustine, 1917 US cuts diplomatic ties with Austria Hungary, 1952 Truman orders steel seizure, 1963 Kennedy honors Churchill. Also notes moon phase and visible planets.
Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary members led a Health Careers program for Cuero High School seniors. The film strip 23 Paramedical Careers was shown and brochures distributed. Auxiliary plans to present to the junior class next Tuesday.
Rep. Bill Archer proposes a congressional bill to require unanimous verdicts by juries in military courts martial replacing current two thirds or three fourths rules. The change would apply to non capital and capital crimes with death penalty requiring unanimity.
Cuero High School captured seven events with first place finishes at the District 28 A UIL Literary Meet in Victoria. Allied forces probed North Korea as Chinese troops withdrew while Cuero endured heavy rainfall causing minor damage.
Pasadena officials say San Jacinto College will admit male nursing students for the first time in eight years after regents approved the policy change. A nursing faculty member noted area hospitals are already taking male interns from the college. The document also lists budget figures including 034 for law enforcement and various allocations for urban and rural development, general transportation, and mass transit.
President Nixon proposes revenue sharing if Congress approves. Texas would receive 171,026 dollars for education and 23, (incomplete figure) for other programs in fiscal year 1972.
O. J. McCullough retired vice president of McCullough Tool Company and World War I veteran will be buried at 10 a.m. Thursday. He died Monday. A big game fisherman and member of the state board of corrections, he is survived by his widow a daughter a son four brothers and six grandchildren.
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