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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1972
Page
3
Orval Wright DeWitt County Agent notes several factors behind early pecan nut drop. Insufficient soil moisture and water stress, nutrient shortages especially nitrogen and zinc, heavy crop loads, insect and disease pressure including Hickory Shookworm Black pecan aphids and pecan scab, with August and September shedding common under warm humid conditions.
AFL CIO president Meany ordered the Colorado Labor Council and COPE to withdraw their endorsement of George McGovern for president. Council President Herrick Roth said the unit acted to align with national policy, while Meany demanded immediate rescission and warned of violations of AFL CIO rules. Roth planned to discuss the issue with Meany by phone before replying.
Cadet John A. Luddeke 21 of Cuero Texas is completing a six week Army ROTC advanced camp at Fort Riley Kansas. He attends Texas A I University Kingsville and expects a BS degree in 1973. The program develops leadership in field training and supplements campus coursework. Luddeke is a Cuero High School graduate from 1969.
Westhoff School will begin classes on August 21 from 8 15 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. Principal Irene Hahn coordinates Title I. Workdays for teachers run August 16 17 and 18. Staff includes Dennis Seidel Irma Natho Phyllis Heasley Marion Buchhorn with aides Sue Hilbrich Melva Boehl Maybelle Baros. Bus drivers are Paul Pakebusch and Otto Hilbrich. Lunchroom superintendent and custodian is Mrs. Clara Koenig with assistant Vera Baros.
Livestock: cattle and calves 100 head with slaughter cows strong to 50 higher and bulls steady. Feeder and cutter prices listed for various weights. Hogs 190-225 lbs steady. sheep limited to test market. goats 7.00 per head for Spanish kids and 10.00 for nannies.
Eagleton received 173 votes from Missouri while Morse earned four from Oregon as Guam cast none. A resolution to create a special commission to study vice presidential selection was set for approval, with nominees to be chosen after careful study by certified delegates. McGovern and Shriver planned unity events with caucuses, as the party sought harmony after Miami Beach. Kennedy Humprey Jackson O'Brien leaders attended as McGovern praised the ticket. Mansfield warned Democrats that unity was not yet achieved as Nixon loomed.
The suit argues the Constitution pocket veto applies only to full adjournment, not short intersession recesses. Kennedy notes the DOJ called the interpretation a longstanding contention between Congress and the President. Aqualitron Aero to finish interior work then assume primary transport role for the President with 26000 serving as backup.
Raymond Maldonado faces driving while intoxicated charges dated August 4 on Esplanade Street and carrying a concealed weapon. No age or address is available.
The government appeals to 42,000 longshoremen to suspend the 13 day walkout to avert hunger on offshore islands and prevent wholesale slaughter of farm livestock. Police clash with pickets in Scunthorpe as food and fuel shortages loom.
Mr and Mrs James Baros welcome Charles Frank Baros a son born August 6 at Cuero Community Hospital weighing five pounds 15 ounces. Mr and Mrs Alfred Sierra announce Jason Kirk Sierra born August 7 at the local hospital weighing six pounds 13 ounces. Mr and Mrs Donald Hoehne Brownsville announce Terry Glen born August 8 weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces welcomed by brother Kevin Dale. grandparents Mr and Mrs E O Hoehne of Cuero.
In Cuero Record dated August 9 1962 the Shults family hosted guests Mr and Mrs Bo Shults Anne and John Tyler and Tyler Greene and Jay Walker from Fort Worth Also MM3 James J Peyton visited his parents before a new assignment in New London Conn Joe and Frank Sheppard and the Henry Sheppard families attended the Sorell Appelt wedding in Brady Garlan Weber stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma spent several days with his parents Delphine Burnes of Westhoff visited Victoria on Friday.
Mrs. Pat Nixon told a White House news conference she believes the Secret Service is terribly worried and precautions should be taken to protect President Nixon. She noted concerns about Arthur Bremer's stalker threat and urged caution during campaigning. She also discussed abortion, Jane Fonda, and hopes for women in Nixon's cabinet and Supreme Court if re elected.
Anita Sierra Edward Guestin Bertha Miller E J Hiller Jeri Stone Ella Brueggman Isaac Henry and Mrs Artie Kuester Dorothy Johnson Evelyn Hil bert Mark Wilson Sylvester Jentry Joseph Cleveland Leon Dohmann Albert Duncan Anna Long Linda Baros Bertie Gay Severiano Orosco Emmie Ditton Bonita Ortiz listed as admissions for the Rodarl Vaal event or institution.
Hundreds of Catholic teen agers rioted across Northern Ireland in Belfast and Newry on the first anniversary of internment without trial. They attacked army posts with stones and fire, used a crane to ram an outpost, and hurled bombs and Molotov cocktails at a train. A spokesman called the clashes fierce as authorities began arrests and mass detention of IRA suspects at dawn.
Mrs. Murray Tarkington announces authentic turn of the century dresses for Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot. Centennial Headquarters on Gonzales Street will stock sizes and colors starting August 14 with 24 hour delivery and in store fittings. Proceeds fund Cuero's 100 year celebration.
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