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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
1
A potpourri of opinions and tales covers social mores, humor, and community figures. Reflections on culture, gender roles, and civic helpers mix with a light domestic anecdote about a bemused guest and a muddy dog.
A Social Security Office representative from Victoria will be in Cuero on Tuesday May 4 1971 at 9 am in the County Court room. Residents may file retirement survivor disability or medicare claims and get help with questions about the program. Maurice E Owen district manager notes the outreach.
Dianna Diebel of Meyersville earns a place among 4 percent Texas 4-H members selected for the National 4-H Citizenship Short Course and Tour. The group departs Amarillo June 10 for Washington, D. C., returning June 21, with scholarships funded by Producers Grain Corp. Diebel is Cuero High School sophomore and Meyersville 4-H Club president.
The Victoria Advocate will purchase a 64 page offset printing press and expand its building by about 8 500 square feet to house it. Publisher Morris Roberts announced the plan, with delivery slated for later this year and operation expected early in 1972.
United Press International notes the body’s insulin producing cells form the Islets of Langerhans. The description clarifies a key pancreatic cell group and its role in hormone output.
State senators have 24 hours to study the Senate version of the tax bill before debate. The 31 senators face a $658 million measure moving more burden to business while keeping much on consumers. The panel approved a revised bill that hikes sales and franchise taxes, cigarette, gasoline, and beer levies.
Cooler air moved in from the west across Texas with a slight rain chance in North Central, Northeast and central regions, and around Abilene. Fog persisted along the coast and into South Central Texas. Overnight temps ranged from 33 at Marfa to 41 in the Panhandle.
Law Day USA marks its fourth anniversary on May 1 1971 reminding Americans of the heritage of individual freedom under law and the duty to uphold the law and respect others rights. The observance encourages each citizen to askWhat can I do for my country.
Ampex Corp predicts strong 1971 tape and disc sales with retail tape sales seen at 593 million dollars, up 19 percent from 1970. Eight track dominates early but cassette gains in automobiles, while total music sales split favorably for tape and record manufacturers.
Four Cuero girls Frankie McClung Linda Ley Jacqueline Morgan and Judy Nagel will attend Bluebonnet Girls State at Texas Lutheran College in Seguin June 15 to 25 with one sponsored by the Pilot Club of Cuero. The Auxiliary also plans Cuero Community Hospital landscaping and notes VA Center events May 11.
Police reports two minor traffic accidents. A produce truck operated by Norman Powell of Cuero struck the Cuero Gin and Feed Co building around 1:08 p.m. No injuries occurred. Ima Dell Baylor of Yoakum was cited for failure to yield at Gonzales and Broadway after her 1970 Ford Torino collided with Ernest Griffin’s 1948 Oldsmobile.
The Pilot Club of Cuero will give away five flag pins on May 1 in observance of Law Day USA. Rose Mary Cheatham, Patriotic Emblems Committee chair, urges Cuero residents to fly their flags. Pins distributed 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday with help from Radio Station KCFH.
The Moody Foundation of Galveston approves a 42500 grant for Bluebonnet Youth Ranch between Yoakum and Cuero. The funds finish new construction and cover operating needs as plans call for perpetual memorials and memberships to support ongoing care for dependent youths in DeWitt Lavaca counties.
Cuero Chamber of Commerce manager Dewey Henderson won the annual Chamber Managers Scholarship award at the Chamber of Commerce Managers and Secretaries Association meeting. The event drew fifty two managers and secretaries and was held last week at the Sea Island Motel on South Padre Island.
Cuero Yorktown Nordheim Runge and Kenedy residents urged to protest postal route cuts planned for June 30. Officials say the 291 year old Cuero Kenedy service may be moved via Victoria and San Antonio causing 1 2 day delays for mail between the five towns.
The USDA certifies Texas and West Virginia meat inspection programs as equal to federal standards enabling intrastate plants to be inspected by state authorities. Texas oversees 582 plants including Cele Provision Co. of Cuero with the Texas Department of Public Health in partnership with USDA’s C&MS. half funding from federal matching funds.
Gov. Preston Smith signs laws requiring preschool children to be immunized against seven diseases and school children against six before entry to care facilities or Texas schools. The package also raises motorcycle speed limit to 70 mph and restricts loitering on school property.
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