Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Cuero News
Mrs. Leonell Post of Cuero and her mother Mrs. Viola Metting visited Utopia Vedimi to see cousin Mrs. Lois Robertson whose family lost a mobile home in a tire. SP4 Jerry Michael Jongs returns from service in Prum Germany. Hanys plan to reside in Kingsville and attend Texas A&I. Altar Society bake sale set for Dec 1 at Cozy Nook. Army private Sterling Fehner completed an eight week field wireman course at Ft Ord California.
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Leonell C. Post
Cuoreé
Viola Metting
Utopia Vedimi Thurs
SP4
Jerry Michael Jongs
Jerry Kanys
Armed Services
Prum
Germany
Hanys
Kingsville
Texas A&i University
Army
Sterling A. Fehner
S. Gonviios St
U.S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Ft Ord
Alifornia
Tax package veto threat ties to 1976 elections
Lawmakers debate a provision allowing taxpayers to donate one dollar of their tax bill to a religious or political cause. The House approved the measure 320 to 74 while the Senate passed it 71 to 0, amidst party disputes over funds and 1972 election implications.
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House
Senate
Fragmented Pat Sez Column Excerpt
An informal column fragment shows Pat Sez remarking on luck and generosity with the line a hammer of gold will not open the gates of heaven and a moral about thinking of others echoed in a page 1 continuation.
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Heaven
Veteran Kruse 49 Dies at Houston Veterans Hospital
Leon T. Kruse, 49, of 1202 N. Terrell died today in Houston's Veterans Hospital. Born October 10, 1922 in Yoakum, he was a World War II veteran and former worker at Farm-Built feed mills in Cuero. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services pending at Freund Funeral Home.
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Leon T. Kruse
N. Terrell
Veterans Hospital
Houston
Freund Funeral Home
Mr. Kruse
Yoakum
George
Antonia Raaz. Kruse
Cuero
Alvin W. Schaffner
Frieda Huber
George Kruse Jr
Edgar A. Kruse
Cuero Hospital Admits Johnnie Barrera
Admissions list for Cuero Community Hospital includes Johnnie Barrera. Dismissals note Vickie Hess Ernest Hiller and Emil Till leaving the facility.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Johnnie Barrera
Vickie Hess
Ernest Hiller
Emil Till
Christmas Program at Incarnate Word College
Fielding Breeden Jr of Austin visits his mother Jane Breeden. Ruby Lee Schwietz and Buck hope to visit Cuero soon. Mrs Fletcher Bunjes of Westhoff hosts a Thursday office visitor. The Cuero Record subscriptions promoted locally. Warm weather prompts fan use. Incarnate Word College Chorus to perform Sunday December 12 at 3 30 in San Antonio. admission free. Charlotte Mixon shopping uptown. A Austin man buys a Texas Flag for daughter in Chapel Hill NC. Industrial Foundation Yorktown works on TexTan expansion. Birthday wishes to Barbara Bush J M McKenzie and Eric Tomanec. David Lewis and C L McMahan celebrate Saturday. Home Hint for Today: bake onions with cream of onion soup mix and nuts.
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Incarnate Word College Chorus
San Antonio
Bonham area floods close US 82 and nearby roads
Flooding east of Bonham via Bois D Arc Creek closes US 82 for first time since 1942. Farm Road 271 near Bonham also shuts due to high water. Lowland floods along the Sulphur River. Sabine at Mineola rises above flood stage. Northwest Texas thaws briefly while a Pacific Northwest cold front heads for the Panhandle. South Texas reports 88 degrees in McAllen and Kingsville, the warmest in the nation.
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Bonham
Texas
Sabine
Mineola
National Weather Service
Pacific Northwest
Panhandle
Nixon Veto Sparks Debate On Federal Aid For Poor Children
United Press International quotes President Nixon aide Ronald Ziegler saying the public has not shown a consensus for federal involvement in funding care for poor children. The Memphis scene reports Sheriff Ray C. Nixon praising local officers amid charges involving a black teen’s death. Tom Woods recalls failing to remove a condor from a radio tower with a dramatic encounter.
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Washington
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Memphis
Tenn
Ray C. Nixon
Shelby County
Sheriff's Department
Memphis Police Department
Lfe
City Schools Board Approves Textbook Committee
Dr. Sims leads approval of a local textbook committee to study state approved texts for a three to six year adoption starting 1972-73. Members across elementary, junior high and high school disciplines voiced plans on grading reform, reporting systems, equalization scheduling, and an upcoming TEA audit.
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Audrey Blackwell
Charlotte Mixon
Reading
Inez Cornet
Ruth Koehler
Dorothy Lewis
Israel Salinas
Beulah McDougal
F. C. Prenzler
Ada Kirk
Virginia Lewis
Frank Kasprzyk
Joe Johnson
Dr. Sims
Rudy Fuchs
T. A. Reid
Southwestern Appraisal Co
Reid
Sims
Harold High
Texas Education Agency
TEA
Fuchs
Swinney Claimed by Oilers From Jets
Houston Oilers acquired Clovis Swinney a 6 foot 3 inch 249 pound defensive tackle from the New York Jets on Tuesday. Swinney had been drawn off his used car lot in Jonesboro Arkansas by the Jets last month and was placed on injured waiver after an ankle injury in the November 28 game against San Francisco.
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NEW York Upi
Houston Oilers
Clovis Swinney
New York Jets
Swinney
Jonesboro
Ark
Jets
New York
San Francisco
Vocational Views and Student Involvement Highlight Holiday Spirit
Vocational classes at Cuero Hill School decorate the VOE classroom at CHS and spread holiday cheer. Fur ure Homemakers of America meet and carol after a school board Christmas dinner plans. ICT student Rudy Perez works as hospital orderly while earning class credits and winning spirit awards. Building Trades completes a large bookcase for Virginia Lewis journalism class and plans a ladder to reach the top. TEX TAN HAS JOINED THE
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VOE
CHS
VOR
Furure Homemakers
Ameria
Paine
Rudy Perez
Cuero Community Hospital
Rudy
Hartmenn
Cuero Hill School
Virginia Lewis
Building Trades
Cooperation list for feather work program with Mickey Hogan
A record notes cooperating employers in a vocational education program where Mickey Hogan was hired to learn feather work skills. The item outlines participating companies and the training arrangement, highlighting hands on experience.
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Mickey Hogan
Miller and riders cause coffee stand drama in silent standoff
Tenxes Renger Contioned from Pare One rides herd over rowdy towns. In a cafe clash two leavers demand coffee while patrons stand. Miller fires twice at the urn and forces a tense standoff before suspending orders.
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Miller
Cabe
Now You Know Warship sunk by submarine Hunley
The first warship sunk by a submarine was the Union steam sloop of war Housatonic, torpedoed in Charleston Harbor in 1864 by the Confederate submarine Hunley, which then sank.
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Ftaenne
Altar Society
Melvin Sinast
Yorktown
Robert McCoy
R. J. Waldeck
Jessie Thomas
Boerne
Hazel Bettge
Meyersville
Smiley High School
Astrodome
Claude Moore
Margaret Weldon
A. F. Hensley
Victoria
Pat Sez
American Lerion Civic Center
Otis Carpenter
Emil Buchhorn, Jr
Wilfred Leist
Quartermaster Ab
Padies
Cleao
V.E.W. Post
Wilfred Peters
Carl Cutpepper
Treas
Pilot Club
Doll House
Corinne Cartton
Cuero Lodge
F. & A. OM. Mevets
B. Weatherly
Polliwogs
Polly Own
Fielding Breeden, Jr
Austin
Jane Breeden
Ruby Lee Schiwetz
Buck
Fletcher Bunjes
Westhoff
Burjes
Cuero Record
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Bonnie Buenger
Industrial Foundation
TexTan
Barbara Bush
J. M. McKenzie
Eric Tomanec
David Lewis
C. L. McMahan
South
McAllen
United Press International
Santa Ama
Calif
Fockey
Tom Woods
Brewers
Milwaukee Upi
Jim Lonborg
Paul Ratliff
Milwaukee Brewers
Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Ratliff
Mexico City
UPT
Here
Carlos Nicolas Cuesta
Cuernavaca
University of Chuhuahua
W. Reuss Blvd
Ming Features Syndicate
Morton Myles
Malcolm Charles
Hansen Feed & Supply
Cuero Cash Grain
Rosemary
Atha
Cucro High School
Cole Provision CO
SUN
Tenxes Renger
Rialto
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
Triswnnet
N. Navarro
Vivivnisa
S. Esplanade
Reuss
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