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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1975
Page
1
The board, led by Chairman Joe Christi, says eliminating filing cabinets for lunches and puzzles removes the need for a $20 million building. The report notes ongoing equipment costs and reorganizations amid state finance and salaries for a south Texas judgeship.
Washington House subcommittee chair denounces Postmaster General Bailor for using reprehensible scare tactics to threaten ending Saturday mail delivery. Industry groups report broad declines on futures and stocks tumble as Dow sinks in seven months.
Ford and Chinese leaders end four days of talks with no joint communique on detente with the Soviet Union. UN Security Council to discuss Israeli air raids on Palestinian camps in Lebanon where police report over 100 Palestinian deaths. The International Coffee Organization approves a world coffee pact including consumer prices in shortages. Soviet grain harvest 1975 may total 140 million tons or less, a poorer outcome than Western estimates. UN staff in Geneva threaten action for higher salaries and family allowances. Gunmen in Parish shootout release hostages after bank siege. Indonesian gunmen threaten to execute hostages aboard a stalled Dutch train unless allowed to depart. Indian Army backs Bengali dissidents as fighting eases on northern Bangladesh border. Dutch Labour party warns Spain over EEC entry until democracy is restored.
DeWitt County Electric Cooperative and 11 other LCRA wholesale customers met in Austin to discuss a 2.1 million dollar fuel cost shortfall since July 1974. McDougal reports the plan to levy a temporary 1.7 mill per kilowatt hour surcharge to cover the deficit and keep LCRA on a paying basis.
A fire and explosion possibly from a leaking butane stove destroyed a mobile home last Friday near Yoakum on the Kyle Kaiser Ranch. Occupants Mr. and Mrs. Joe Luchetti were burned over 45 to 50 percent of their bodies and were moved from Huth Memorial Hospital in Yoakum to the Burn Center in Galveston.
Cuero High School hosts a 40 minute program titled This Atomic World detailing atomic energy uses in agriculture industry medicine and research. Orlan L Ihms from Texas A M University explains atoms nuclear reactors radiation fission and fusion with demonstrations and chalkboard discussion.
An 18 year old, John Aldaco, was found guilty by a seven woman five man jury in 24th District Court for the June 26 1975 shooting death of his step father Gregory Luna 42. The jury sentenced him to 20 years in the Texas Department of Corrections after about 1 hour 15 minutes of deliberation. Aldaco plans an appeal through attorney Peter Zaremba of Austin.
The 1975 Cuero Gobblers and coaching staff receive city recognition for athletic achievements and community service. A proclamation designates December 5 through the week as Cuero Gobbler Football Week with Head Coach Buster Gilbreth and assistant coaches named as Honorary Mayor and Honorary Councilmen.
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