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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
1
A long, fragmentary Town Talk reminiscence recalls a 9 to 10 year old Boston Transcript article praising police detectives for exposing stock scams tied to a device called a telephone. The text runs into musings on future medicine and warns about readers’ children, ending with a personal anecdote and names.
Cuero Gobblers prepare for a home baseball game against the Gonzales Apaches at Cuero Park Stadium tomorrow at 7 30 p m The CHS unit is 21 in district play after defeating East Central 74 and Samuel Clemens 31 Tuesday behind Neal Salcher no hitter.
Two Cuero High School students Jacqueline Morgan and Mary Mussett will attend the Texas Association of Future Homemakers of America state meeting in Dallas Friday and Saturday. Accompanied by instructor Mrs Pamela B Ater and guided by leaders Rev Logan Cummings Elizabeth F Smith and Betty Romans the event will honor State Degrees of Achievement and host more than 70 Future Homemakers from across Texas.
Hochheim Prairie Mutual Fire & Storm Association thanked Cuero residents and supporting groups after its 79th annual convention at the Cuero American Legion Civic Center held Monday and Tuesday April 19 and 20. Delegates numbered 171 of 172 accredited, with sessions led by Frita G. Barre of Yoakum. The body approved an amendment enabling builders risk insurance at the same rate as other policies, rejected reducing delegate numbers, and defeated a salary-setting right for officials. The mutual now surpasses 17,100 members with over 200 million in force.
Teddy Taylor of Cuero, a veteran lawman, has been hired as a Cuero police patrolman. Chief Clinton Wright announced the appointment, with Taylor starting duties Saturday. He previously served as Yorktown Chief of Police and has been a night watchman with the Cuero department. Taylor succeeds Kay Dieringer, who resigned to enter private business in Kennedy. Other Cuero officers include Sgt Octavino Campos and patrolmen Ronnie Adams and W. T. Allen Jr.
Washington review of Lillian Ambrosino's Runaways from Beacon Press outlines why about 500000 youths under 17 run away yearly. It notes diverse motives from parental alcohol issues to desire for independence and fears of punishment, and highlights support from churches and Travelers Aid Society.
Kuala Lumpur imposes a 330 ringgit fine on litterbugs to maintain clean streets. The move aims to deter improper disposal and improve urban cleanliness.
In Austin lawmakers push a record 597 million tax bill as House aims to send the budget to the Senate for a conference committee. Key points include a 500 million spending rise, education increases totaling 169 million, and a 44.5 million rise for health and youth corrections. The Senate proposal surpasses the House in higher education funding by 56 million.
Auxiliary Bishop Patrick Flores will lead a field Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church on June 1 at 7 PM. The service on church property behind the building honors the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and the elderly. Our Lady council also announced Arkansas Lewismere Gas Co. won the parish hall air conditioning bid at 8938 dollars after three bids.
DeWitt County ASCS office will accept applications for the U S Department of Agriculture emergency livestock feed program from April 27 through June 30. Eligibility hinges on insufficient feed, crop losses, above normal feed purchases, and undue hardship. Dairy and range cattle allowances set at five and ten pounds per animal unit respectively.
Charles Manson, condemned to die for the Tate LaBianca slayings, was moved from the jail to San Quentin Prison early today. He was escorted through the Hall of Justice rear exit amid strict security precautions and placed into a sheriff's wagon.
Governor Preston Smith urged Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hadin to declare the drought stricken Texas lands as federal disaster areas after a 40 minute air tour of dry South Texas. He complained that Washington could not feel the problems 1,500 miles away.
Cancer campaign officials announce a house to house canvass in Cuero on April 27 and a Cancer Special at Daile School on April 28 to boost the drive. Publicity chairwoman Mrs Polita Adams says the community is invited to attend. A film titled A Mouse College will be shown and students with the community will sing under Mrs A B Hen bese.
DeWitt County voters in areas with legalized alcohol sales will decide on a local option for the legal sale of mixed beverages May 18. The county clerk received the election call from Secretary of State Martin Dies Jr. and plans outline ballot placement for dry and wet precincts with voting locations updated.
Victor M. Jones, convicted of murder without malice by a jury in 24th District Court, will be formally sentenced at 1:30 p.m. Friday. He was found guilty in the death of Willie Coleman in Yoakum on June 4, 1970, and given a five year punishment. District Judge Joe E. Kelley of Victoria will preside. Other non jury criminal and civil cases will be on the docket, District Clerk Pershing Hiller said.
City officials and organizers prepare for a slow pitch softball league meeting at the American Legion Civic Center at 5 30 p m. Hershel Thompson says several teams already organized include City and Chisholm Trail Western Wear with Coca Cola and a Yorktown squad expected to enter. Games will be played at Lakeview Park.
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