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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1970
Page
1
An outsider praises Bus ter Gilbreth of Texas High School and a pair of his players as standout figures in Cuero. He urges the community to rally support with calls and telegrams to celebrate local coaching excellence amid neutral voices.
A Cuero correspondent from Cuero Texas writes of the upcoming 3A state finalist Cuero Gobblers meeting Brownwood this weekend. He recalls past players and notes Wichita Falls Texas 3A contender Hawks aiming to repeat a state title, expressing pride and spirits for Cuero.
Cuero public schools dismiss Friday afternoon for Christmas holidays two days earlier than planned to honor the Gobbler football team and coaching staff. Dismissals will be made up later in the year, and a Gobbler tribute dance for team members and staff is scheduled at the Cuero Youth Social Club clubhouse Saturday night with admission for members at 50 cents and nonmembers at $1.
Merchants weigh early closing for the Cuero Cuero Gobblers and Brownwood Lions football showdown in Austin Saturday. Chamber directors offer no town wide plan while many Cuero shops expect to stay open. banks offices and some factories close or noon.
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce Athletic Committee reports only three charter bus seats remain for fans traveling to Austin for the Cuero Brownwood game. A second bus is not available. 46 fans with paid reservations will ride. Those unpaid are asked to pay by Friday noon at the Chamber office.
The Cuero Rawhide Riders and American Legion Dinter Post No. 3 present a dance at the Legion Civic Center Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kathy Dell and the Country Kings provide music. Free for Post and Riders members. the public may attend for $1.50 per person.
The Cuero Unified Fund drive reports new donations from Cuero Gift & Toy Shop owned by Mr and Mrs Nick Cameron 25 dollars from James K Crain and wife Shirley 40 dollars 2 from Buchel 4H Club by Wanda Buckner treasurer bringing total gifts and pledges to surpass the 11 000 quota by 102 dollars.
The Texas Railroad Commission reduced January oil production allowable by 14 779 barrels per day to 3 421 000 bpd citing high crude stocks and steady nominations. Nine major buyers urged no change from December 83.5 percent, while Humble requested the largest cut amid refinery outage.
A UPI survey of 75 Texas lawmakers shows the pocketbook as the top issue for the 62nd session. Taxes and potential tax hikes dominate the plan with estimates of at least 800 million dollars in new taxes if six new educational institutions are funded.
Members of the Cuera High School choir will present a program of Christmas music at the Thursday noon luncheon of the Rotary Club. Mrs. C A Buenning will direct the group.
St. Louis Cardinals announce the 1971 contracts for first baseman Joe Hague pitcher Frank Bertania outfielder Jorge Roque and second baseman Tom Coulter joining the club for next season.
Texas representative elect Tim Von Dohlen of the 42nd District will hold a public meeting December 28 in the DeWitt County Courthouse at 11 a.m. to discuss the upcoming 62nd Texas Legislature and hear citizens’ views.
A nationwide recall program tests tuna for mercury with FDA officials assuring the public canned tuna remains absolutely safe to eat. FDA scientists warn mercury can harm brain liver or kidney function, while testing finds mercury above the limit in 23 percent of samples. About one million cans are being withdrawn as further testing continues under FDA supervision.
DeWitt County Commissioners accept a 7 429 bid from Home Insurance Co of New York via Breeden Dornbluth and Fischer for auto general liability and property damage. They also review a county wide property reevaluation contract with Southwest Appraisal Co, noting safeguards and space needs while aiming for fair valuations.
David C. Chubby Newman is appointed manager of Alamo Lumber Co succeeding Bob Graham who will transfer to Bay City. Newman brings 25 years in building and has led local yard construction this past year. He invites friends to consult on building remodeling plans and to assist with contracts and financing.
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