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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1975
Page
2
Readers flood The Record with opinions on the utility surcharge. A caller notes LCRA past contracts and rising costs, while another complains that a TV CB interference problem exists. The piece ends with a lighter jab about a radio handle causing mischief.
Opinion notes senators study federal compensation due to union complaints about low pay. It cites GS scales from 10 to 12 at $14,000 to $18,000, plus retirement, life insurance, health benefits, lengthy paid leave, holidays, and low interest credit unions. The piece urges balance with hard working taxpayers.
A reader in Chevy Chase seeks information on two ancestors connected to Cuero Texas in 1901. The letter asks for data about a man named seong, born in Charles County Maryland, who died January 23 1901, and his wife Margaret C Roche born in South Carolina, who died February 15 1901 in Cuero. The writer offers to pay a nominal fee for copies of records.
A reader asks how to handle a 27 year ex husband who reappears and stalks the family. Also guidance for a shy ninth grade girl afraid to speak aloud and for a friend with a guide dog facing discriminatory service workers. The column offers direct advice and points to a sex education booklet.
Nixon pledged to donate his San Clemente estate to the public and repay taxes but no action is seen. Government officials and attorneys decline comment. The FBI turned over 69 suppressed Oswald documents to the Senate Intelligence Committee and the CIA opened files to the panel.
Texas representatives split on the House tax bill as 19 Texans joined a 278 to 168 vote against passage. The measure promises permanent tax cuts but reshapes reforms, with debate over fair impact and spending ceilings. Senate action and future changes loom.
The Cuero Record invites readers in Cuero and DeWitt County to submit letters. unsigned letters are routinely omitted from publication though kept on file as recommended by the Press Association.
Taxpayers age 65 or older may exclude all or part of home sale gains if they meet ownership use rules and may exclude fully if adjusted sale price is 20 000 or less. If over 20 000, part exclusion possible. Travel and living expenses are not deductible unless travel is business related. A construction deposit loss is a non business bad debt and enters Schedule D as a short term capital loss.
Horoscope style column warns Aries to avoid complaints about work this week and notes emotional shifts with a possible clandestine romance. It predicts changes in appearance, warns against falsehoods and shady company, and mentions a looming disappointment and traffic with a dubious associate. A Pisces message hints at inflated phone bills.
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