Six Youths Tied to Garden Break-In in Cuero
Police pursue six juveniles over a Cuero store burglary at Green Garden after one youth confessed and led to a broader probe. F L Barber defended the scene from inside the store firing a volley at intruders when the break in occurred. Police investigator Set O R Campos was unavailable for further details as the probe continued.
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Green Garden
Cuero
Barber
Set. O. R. Campos
Cuero Police Department
Cuero changes and community shows its heart in small deeds
Cuero residents share stories of service and common sense gestures. Martha Bovhl spent forty nine years on the Ma Bel payroll before the dial system, and Cuero praises her legacy. Detmar Diebel Ed Hann visit Cuero. Beatrice Lyarela reflects on integrity with the man in the glass exhorting readers to live honestly.
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Martha Bovhl
Cuero
Dai
Court Costs Rise With New State Law
Judge Joe Kelly warns DeWitt County that court costs will double or more under a state law raising minimum pay for court appointed attorneys to 50 per day plus 40 per hour for consultations. He cites a six day trial costing 13 751 35 and notes county jail crowding may follow. Jury fund also soars from 5 265 77 to 13 065 in 1972 with potential further increases for major trials.
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DeWitt County
Joe Kelly
24Th District
George Trowell
County Commissioners Court
Kelly
Lawrence Henneke
Henneke
Port Man Appointed By Smith
Gov. Preston Smith names George F. Rhodes Port Lavaca to Texas A&I University board along with Everett B. Braden Edinburg and J. C. Martin Jr. Laredo reappointed. Rhodes replaces Ennis S. Joslin Corpus Christi. terms run to Aug. 31, 1977.
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Austin
Baptists Hold Party at Calvary Church
Calvary Baptist Church held its annual family party with ham barbecue salads vegetables and desserts shared by each family. The fellowship hall and adjoining rooms wore Christmas decorations as the Rev. B J Hall read the birth of Jesus and carols were sung by attendees.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Jesus
B. J. Hall
Ell
Thoughtful thieves steal gin. tips night watchman then flee
In Barking England thieves loot a warehouse of $960000 worth of gin. After tying up the night watchman they dump him in Epping Forest and hand him 2.40 saying That will get you home.
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Barking
England
UPI
Barking Warehouse
Epping Forest
Santa Claus to Visit Cuero and Nearby Parishes
The Cuero Knights of Columbus sponsor a Santa visit tour for CCD classes. He starts Tuesday at 4 00 p m with Our Lady of Guadalupe in Cuero, then St Aloysius Westhoff Friday at 3 00 p m, St Michael Cuero Saturday at 10 00 a m, and finally St Michael Parochial Cuero Wednesday December 22 at 12 15 p m.
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Santa Claus
Cuero Council of
The
Knights of Columbus
Conferternity of Christian Doctorine
CCD
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Westhoff
St. Michael's
Cuero
St. Michael's Parochial School
Supreme Court rules indigent defendants must receive free trial transcripts
The Supreme Court unanimously held that states must provide a convicted indigent with a free copy of his trial record in both felony and muni cases. Justice Brennan wrote the opinion noting transcripts need not be automatic but must be available after a claimant's request is properly considered. The decision followed Jack Mayer's conviction for two Chicago ordinances and $259 fines.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
States
William J. Brennan Jr
Jack L. Mayer
Chicago
Tinois
Indian Forces Attack US Site In Calcutta Demonstration
Indian Communist marchers moved to the Soviet Consulate in Calcutta and attacked the Pan American World Airways ticket office with gasoline bombs and rocks. Eight Indian employees escaped unharmed as youths smashed windows poured fuel and threw Molotov cocktails, police reported. The assault followed a bannered march praising the Soviets amid India’s war with Pakistan.
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Calcutta
UPI
Pan American World Airways
Panam
Myers
Russia
India
Pakistan
Bible Thought for Today Leaven in the Lump
The note cites Galatians 5 9 and warns that small irritations and sins spoil the whole outlook. It urges watchfulness over tiny transgressions shaping life.
Seal Coat Progress and Water Mains Updates in Cuero
The Cuero city paving program slowed by winter weather with 26 blocks seal coated and about 26 more planned. Maintenance continues on 27.55 miles of gravel streets along with water and sewer work including new 1 inch mains and an 8 inch sewer main for the new high school. Plans aim to complete 1872 miles of utilities next year and pave streets near the new summer high school pending spring conditions.
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Hercel Thompson
Cuero Community Hospital
Heaton
T. S. Overture
Daule
Thomps
Juror High School
Nash
Cuero Livestock Commission
Althouh
Schon
Mideast War Talk Sparks Fears of Fresh Conflict
Unified Press International reports Amman semiofficial Al Rai warns war talk serves Israeli aims. Beiruts Jaber says new Mideast war could break at any moment. Hussein criticizes Arab leaders for misleading publics. Louis notes Soviet Israel diplomacy speculation.
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Mideast
Israel
Beirut
Mubarak Abdullah Jaber
al Rai
Jordan
Hussein
New York Times
Victor Louis
Yedioth
Middle East
Netherlands
Moscow
Tel Aviv
Louis
Jaber
Gulf Coast Wood Products Hosts Annual Christmas Party
Gulf Coast Wood Products held its Christmas party at the American Legion Hall on Friday night December 10. About 240 employees and guests enjoyed cocktails and dinner, dancing to the Country Timers orchestra, and awards for ten years of service.
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American Legion Hall
Gulf Coast Wood Products
Lucas Arnold Stock Garland
Pakebuseh
Edgar Arnolt
Geese Accept First Living Visitor as Mother After Birth
In a remarkable natural behavior observation greying geese imprint on the first living being they meet after hatching. The instinct guides them to regard that individual as their parent shaping early social bonds.
Essay Contest Rules Announced for DeWitt County
Orval Wright announces the 1972 Conservation Essay Contest open to all DeWitt County youths through age 18. Essays max 300 words with cover page. two divisions grade 1–8 and 9–12. Awards total 80 dollars. top essay advances to Fort Worth for state and regional judging. deadline February 1, 1972.
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Rudes
Orval Wright
DeWitt County
Cattle Beeping Capsule Could Identify Herds
Montana State University researchers propose a tiny one inch by three inch capsule implanted in cattle. The device would emit beeps readable by a simple receiver to identify each animal and its herd. Separate signals would distinguish each pen and location, aiding brand inspection if practical.
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Ascowtg
Jean Kenten
MGW
Menten
Hanton
Inspector targets stray cattle with brand reading tech
The article discusses replacing branding by hot iron with branded reads scanned by a detector. Inspectors would mark strays with spray, clipping hides to read brands. Hanton hopes the system will improve, while spectrums research bets on a mini transmitter and cost estimates.
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Abie
Spectromics Research
Kanton
Bert
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United Press International
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