Governor Smith hosts reception at Holiday Inn Victoria
Governor Preston Smith invites press and friends to a 11 15 a m to 12 noon reception at the Holiday Inn on the Houston Highway in Victoria on Monday April 24. Clar ence Sigmund an early morning visitor to trace a folder left with Jack. Beatrice Boone reports completing bedroom furniture painting. Murray Tarkington blocks Main Street traffic Friday. We head to Jamaica on Galveston Island with Jack Hassells for the weekend. Howard Bennett thanks art students who helped the Cuero Centennial float visit area celebrations. Roy Franklin Miller birthday wishes. Onion peeling tip ends with humor.
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Preston Smith
Holiday Inn
Houston Highway
Victoria
Clarence Sigmund
Jack
Jamaica
Galveston Island
Jack Hassells
Houston
Howard Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Cuero Young Farmers Meet On Swine Production
The Cuero Young Farmer Chapter holds its monthly meeting on Thursday April 27 1972 at 8 90 p.m. at Ranny Hunnams river cabin two miles west of the river bridge on Hwy 87. Neal C White Cuero will present with films Tipping the Scales in Your Favor and Wayne Hog Sense at Work. Turkey stew supper served bring your own bowl and spoon.
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Cuero Young Farmer
Ranny Hunnam
Hwy. 87
Neal C. White
Cuero
Neal
Wayne
Jim Springs
Community Cuero Centennial Trot budget lists donors
Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot Association sets a 20000 dollar operating budget for the celebration. Donors include Cuero Record, Coca Cola Bottling, H E B Grocery, City of Cuero, Farmers State Bank, and many local businesses contributing amounts up to 900 dollars. As of now the balance to date is 7350 dollars with 12650 still needed.
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Cuero Centennial and
Cetehan
Buche
Bank
Cuero Federal Savings
Farmers State Bank
The
Cuero Record
Elecka Drug and Center Pharmacy
Charles Tubbs
Nielsen
Koenig's
Reuss Pharmacy
Coca Cola Bottling Company
H.E.B. Grocery Company
Fritz Koehler
Crescent Valley Creamery
Victoria
Chisholm Trail Western Wear
Dave Weber
DeWitt County Electric Co-op
Bert Kirk, Jr
Cuero Banks See Big April Deposit Rise
Cuero two banks report a combined 584,552 increase in deposits from April 20 1971 to April 18 1972, reaching 19,460,735 in total. Buchel Bank and Trust totals 10,178,808, Farmers State Bank 9,281,927, with assets 11,542,656 and 9,859,513 respectively.
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Cuero
Buchel Bank and Trust Co
Farmers State Bank and Trust Co
Students Sell Books at One Dollar Zip Codes
The Operational Office Education students are selling zip code books for $1.00 plus tax. Interested buyers should call 275-5691 and a student will contact them. Monday night the V.O.E. students welcome the incoming Juniors at 6:30 p.m. Officers for next year will be elected and a small lunch will be served.
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Tion
V.O.E
Counselors Needed for Summer In School Program
The Manpower Administration Office in Floresville seeks applicants for four Counselor Supervisor positions. Requirements include a degree in vocational counseling sociology psychology education or a related minor and a sincere interest in the program. Page 3.
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Manpower Administration Office
Floresville
Moon Explorers Drive Over Massive Terrain
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke led a second seven hour lunar rover drive on Descartes plains near Stone Mountain. They aimed to collect volcanic rock samples and prepared for a third moonwalk before the Sunday return to the command ship.
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Space Center
Houston
John W. Young
Charlies M. Duke
Orion
Descartes Base
Stone Mountain
Young
Duke
Rev Hanson Invited to Seminary Week in Chicago
The Rev. H. A. Hanson of St. Mark's Lutheran Church will spend most of the week at the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago. Tuesday includes a Central meet with other synod representatives, Wednesday features the inauguration of Dr. Walter F. Wolbrecht, and Thursday covers an academic conference.
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H. A. Hanson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Lutheran School of Theology
Chicago
L.S.T.C
Hanson
Walter F. Wolbrecht
UT Austin clashes erupt as protesters confront police
Riot police in gear used tear gas and clubs to disperse antiwar protesters near the University of Texas Austin campus after a day of clashes. About 15 youths were arrested on disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges. no injuries or shots reported.
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University of Texas- Austin
Lyndon B. Johnson Memorial
Guadalupe Ave
Women’s Liberationists
Kut-Fm
Jaycees Plan Sixth Annual Installation Banquet
The Cuero Jaycees will hold their sixth annual installation banquet at Our Lady of Guadalupe Hall on Tuesday April 25. Guest speaker is Tim Von Dohlen state representative from Goliad J D Bramlette will be master of ceremonies. Tickets available from any Jaycee member.
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Cuero Jaycees
Our Lady of Guadalupe Hall
Tim von Dohlen
Goliad
J.D. Bramlette
Raymond Reese
Phillip Sosa
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Jaycee
Congress spends nearly one million on official travel
UPI reports that Congress spent about 800000 to 900000 dollars in cash for living and commercial travel of members and aides last year. The figure excludes military transport and embassy costs abroad. Proponents call trips study missions while critics call them junkets. Rep Wayne D Hays says the travel money is a small part of overall executive travel costs.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional
United States
Wayne D. Hays
D-Oi
House
Executive Branch
DECA Screens Three Films At Rialto For April 25
DECA presents The Young Americans film at the Rialto Theatre on Tuesday April 25 at 7 00 p m. The Young Americans are 36 music performers from Southern California schools and colleges chosen for vocal and instrumental talent and stage presence. They tour America by bus and have appeared on major TV shows and in concerts nationwide.
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DECA
Rialto Theatre
Southern California
America
New York
Reston
Milton C. Anderson
Young Voter Surge Shakes San Marcos Council Race
In San Marcos 23 year old Bill Cunningham a Southwest Texas State University senior and son of a former Cuero Record editor won a city council seat as fresh enfranchised under 21 voters backed him. The vote also boosted other progressive candidates and a Mexican American mayor, signaling youth influence on local government.
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San Marcos
Tex
UPI
Bill Cunningham
Cuerolte
Cuero Record
Cunningham
Southwest Texas State University
Marzina
Texas
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Beatrice Boone
Murray Tarkington
Main Street
Roy Franklin Miller
Polliwogs
By Poley HoWwhnies
Talha
Turkey
Educa
Ohio State University
George KK. Jaap
Moon
Highlands
Thomas K. Mattingly
Lunar
Earth
Austin, Tex
UPI — Police
Central Mall
Jaycees
U.S
Irvin
Mowery
Soil Conservation Service
Southwestern Appraisal Company
DeWitt County
IroWitt County
T. A. Reid
By Ann Arnold
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Southwest Texas
Frances Emery
Trnusewife
Emery
Ruth Thomas
San Antonio
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