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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
3
Ann Landers discusses consumer pressure to be someone else via a weekend stint for 152 dollars. A reader recounts a dangerous parenting lapse and a caller asks about sexual orientation labels. The column ends noting a book offer and copyright.
Beirut reports a Cairo Tripoli communique pledges “full unity” within 13 months linking Libya's oil wealth with Egypt’s power. Observers warn the merger could redraw regional alignments and clash with Egypt’s Soviet ties, while Khadafy’s hawkish stance fuels concern over a broader Arab front against Israel.
The Reverend Ben Orosco will conduct services Sunday at 10 30 in Grace Episcopal Church with Holy Communion according to Ed Pat Mixon senior warden. Orosco is well known in the area having visited the church on several occasions. Lay readers led services this summer due to the illness of Reverend Paul R Abbott.
Meyersville School will start on August seventeenth with Principal Leslie Flessner announcing a complete faculty led by Shirley Ann Karnei a 1971 Texas A&I graduate. Staff includes Rosemarie Bammert Ruth Egg Melba Wolpman Calvin Bruns and Flessner. bus drivers and lunchroom aides listed. registration for new students set for August 14.
DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee invites historians to dedicate an historical marker honoring Major James Kerr. The ceremony Sunday Aug 6 at 4 p.m. on FM 822 near Kerr family cemetery, seven miles north of Edna, sponsored by Jackson County Historical Survey Committee chaired by Brownson Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gohmert of Leesville announce the birth of a son, Todd Newton Gohmert, born August 1, weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Newton Gohmert of Cuero.
The court outlines steps for eliminating segregated schools through assignment reforms pairings and clustering. It prioritizes neighborhood plans but may use realignment portable schools and transport changes to end segregation while considering travel impact on students. If needed noncontiguous pairings may be used after remedies are exhausted.
A reunion of the 81st Air Service Squadron will be held in Victoria on August 5 and 6 at the Holiday Inn. The 30th anniversary of the group founded in 1942 at Foster Field will be celebrated with a banquet on Saturday at 7 30 p.m. All members and their families are invited.
Judge Albert Ley announces a regular Cuero Rodeo Association meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the Doll House. The group will discuss the recent youth rodeo and review the events planned for the season.
Bertie Gay Iva Milligan Anna Long Shirley Enyart James Leh man and Mickey Hogan admitted to Cuero Community Hospital. Ruby Rogers Glenda Spinks Chavella Garza Estelle Washington and Delma Cueller discharged.
Cuero police report a Tuesday 10 30 a m two car crash at Clinton Street and Broadway. Marjorie Lassie Shows 30 of 404 East Live Oak and Andrew Walter Swenson 85 of 210 East Ruess Boulevard collided after Swenson’s car struck a curb and hit Oscar Meyer’s residence at 309 East Broadway. Shows’ car had moderate damage while Meyer's house and Swenson's car suffered heavy damage. No charges yet.
Cuero native Werner C. Krueger was honored at Fort Riley Kansas for leadership potential at Army ROTC summer camp. As TAMU Corps of Cadets, he earned a platoon leadership award with top leadership index in his platoon among 2400 cadets. Krueger, son of Mr and Mrs W C Krueger of Cuero, majors in management at Texas A&M and will be senior in Company E-1 this fall.
In Pompano Beach two armed men entered a service station office and demanded cash. The manager obliged but another robber then entered, announcing a holdup. The two gunmen joined forces, divided the cash on the spot, and fled.
Michigan gained 213 licensed physicians and 7,108 nurses during 1971 according to the Michigan Health Council. The state reached 9,090 medical doctors and 2,124 osteopathic physicians licensed, with a physician to resident ratio of 1 to 792.
Fragmented records reveal Bremer's diary entries on assassinations targets Nixon and Wallace, plus an April New York trip and a claimed erotic encounter. Psych expert testimony called for Bremer's commitment as the trial contends mental state.
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