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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1972
Page
3
A reader share includes a forty year marriage, a late life romance with a younger artist, and a final marriage, with Ann Landers urging light in the hall. Also reprints an Omaha advice note urging responsibilities and work, plus a dating booklet offer from 1972 Field Enterprises.
A compact puzzle snippet lists multilingual clues and names such as Le sieur Gallienne Captain Queeg and Sandra. Readers are asked to map terms like quarrel sheep and distance to corresponding answers while noting the author Thomas Joseph.
An East German charter flight from East Berlin Schoenefeld to Burgas exploded in flight and crashed in woods near Koenigs Wusterhausen, 20 miles southeast of Berlin. All 156 aboard perished, including 148 passengers and eight crew. ADN reported rapid rescue efforts through the night with no West Germans or foreigners aboard.
ADN reported small fires broke out through the night in the woods after the aircraft fell. Fire crews quickly extinguished each blaze to prevent spread and ensure the area remained secure.
DeWitt County officials discussed consolidating landfills on a county basis with land provided by the county and manpower from Cuero and Yoakum. Judge George Trowell urged action noting haste in recent federal legislation and appointed a committee including Gil bert Koopman and Jim Snodgrass to study land and disposal needs. Commissioners also voted to raise County Attorney secretary pay and approved bids for office equipment from Burroughs Corp and Poth and Sons with Bonnie Buenger and Dave Weber favoring the bid package.
Funeral services for Miss Nathalia Hiller were conducted at Lion Lutheran Church in Arneckeville on Monday. She died Saturday morning in a local nursing home and was buried in the church cemetery under Oak Memorial Funeral Home supervision. pallbearers were Raymond Hiller, Leslie Hiller, Werner Wolf, William Henneke, Eddie Hutchison, and Mike Crawford.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions including Jewell Papachek Ella Afflerbach M Clifton Weber Sr Margarette Washington and Barbara Jackson. Dismissals include Artie Kuester Becky Atkinson Otho Dailey Mary Gonzales and Issaac Henry.
Rev C Rogers McLane hosts a color slide program titled Cuero Yesterday and Today. He will present to the Pilot Club on August 22 at noon and to a combined University and Hawthorne Clubs meeting on September 20 at 4 p.m.
A British report notes a well built tunnel from a Northern Ireland camp nearing the perimeter fence and a boy’s attempt to swap places with his brother for a visitor pass. A civilian Charles McNeill, a Catholic, was killed in crossfire in Ardoyne while soldiers were searching for a sniper. Two soldiers died in Andersonstown during a patrol.
A fire torn through Arneckeville Friday afternoon destroyed three fourths of the business district. Dr C A H Arnecke's office building drug store post office and Walter Wolf Merchandise were wiped out. Estimated damage tops thirty thousand dollars. Nancy Brier Cuero High pep squad president announced a crucial meeting in the high school gym. Ernest Herrera USN electrician’s mate third class earned a Good Conduct Medal Monday.
The article lists participants Chris Stratton Cynthia Stuhl Landa Bauer and Sydney Clark at a Sam Trouston State College twirling camp in Huntsville this week. Also noted is a Boerne visit by Mr and Mrs William Flessner with their son, and various social events including weddings and a birth in Texas.
Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark says he did not broadcast on Radio Hanoi during his North Vietnam visit. He noted his comments may have been taped for air and emphasized POW releases were discussed with Hanoi officials including Nguyen Duy Trinh.
Charles Mitchell a Cuero High School student aged 16 of 511 S West Railroad Street won the new bicycle donated by Western Auto at the Coke show at the Rialto Theatre.
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