Peace hopes and legal actions mark Texas news items
The Defense Minister of Israel expresses cautious peace prospects with Egypt but doubts any Syria settlement due to Russian influence, in a Dallas press conference. Checks totaling 40.8 million dollars are mailed to 827 Texas cities. The Fifth Administrative Judicial District to seek appointment for a disbarment case against Judge O P Carrillo. A blustery cold front drops temperatures across the state. Palmetto Citizens Group and Sierra Club plan next steps to stop Palmetto Bend Reservoir. State Rep Joe Wyatt criticizes federal spending over Matagorda Island. Coastal States Gas Corp extends an exploration deal across 4.3 million acres in five states. Houston grand jury indicts Rio Grande Oil Co officials and salesmen in securities cases. Texas Railroad Commission to consider new natural gas usage limits.
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Israel
Egypt
Syria
Shimon Peres
Dallas
Federal actions mix in Ford era news from San Francisco to Mississippi
A federal judge in San Francisco ruled Sara Jane Moore mentally competent to plead guilty in the attempted assassination of President Ford after she declared she is at peace with herself. In New York, F Lee Bailey said jury selection in Patricia Hearst’s bank robbery trial should last two or three days. The Supreme Court agreed to review an Iowa murder case challenging the nine year old Miranda rule on police interrogation. Ford Motor Co announced a 2.2 percent base price increase to be applied next month. The Federal Reserve Board reported industrial output rose in November by the smallest margin since the recession rebound began. George Bush pledged to serve as CIA head but did not rule out covert actions if confirmed. Henry Kissinger sent a note to Mexico protesting mistreatment of American prisoners in Mexican jails. The Senate extended this year's temporary tax cuts for six months and rejected a spending-ceiling plan tied to Ford. Mississippi’s new capital punishment law passed its first legal test with the state supreme court affirming federal requirements.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Ford
Patricia Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Iowa
Mediation Sought as South Moluccan Gunmen Renew Talks
A mediator agreed to renewed discussions after South Moluccan gunmen holding hostages at the Indonesian consulate in Amsterdam sought talks. The Roman Catholic Church in Italy launches a new campaign urging voters to oppose the Communist Party, insisting Christianity cannot align with Marxism.
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Amsterdam
Italy
Communist Party
Cuero CB Club Forming Meeting Called for Thursday
A general meeting for all Cuero residents and DeWitt County CB enthusiasts to form a Citizen's Band Radio Club is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. in St. Michael's Parish Hall. The gathering is open to all, not limited to CB owners or FCC licensees. Cuero now monitors channel 11 to reduce channel 19 confusion.
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Cuero
DeWitt County
St. Michael's Parish Hall
Cuero Woodworks Announces $50,000 Year-End Profit Bonus
Gulf Coast Wood Products owner C. P. Ernster says profits shared with employees amount to 50 000 as a year end bonus computed to Sept 30 1975 the end of the company fiscal year He notes the bonus is earned from loyal employees and hopes to make it an annual practice.
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Cuero
Gulf Coast
C. P. Ernster
Ernster
Christmas Program at Hunt Elementary School Cafetorium
A pre Christmas program featuring choral readings plays poems and carols will be presented Thursday at 1 30 p m in Hunt Elementary School Cafetorium. The program includes The Christmas Tree Party Candles for Christmas Christmas in Other Lands and a pageant Christmas Cards with participants listed.
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Hunt Elementary School
Josephine Barrera
Ruben Garcia
Adelina Maldonado
John May
Mario Olguin
Patricia Williams
Clarence Ridgolph
Regina Austin
Delores Anzualdayderry
Clark
Pamela Dubose
Herman Hernandez
John Love
Randy Mejia
Daniel Pompa
Florinda Martinez
Sandra Barron
Hobson Brown
Eddie Alvarez
Sylvia Gomez
Esther Olguin
Neal Williams
Gerald Flores
Baldemar Saenz
Sonya Brown
First Presbyterian Christmas services feature Revelations of Victoria
Members of the First Presbyterian Church enjoyed two Christmas events on Sunday. The Revelations of Victoria, led by Bill Sutter and others, delivered singing and gospel selections in a 7 pm program. The youth program included a candle-lighting ceremony, a Christmas tree, and The Story of Christmas narrated by Gene Brown with music from the choir under Mrs. Ben Prause.
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Jesus
First Presbyterian Church
Jeffrey Steen
Joseph
Laurie Dunn
Mary
Victoria
Bill Sutter
Kathy Sutter
Barbara Sutter
John Johnson
James Allen
Rick Goins
Gene Brown
Vivian Ware
Shannon Steen
Lias Steen
Burch Ware
Star of Bethlehem
Ben Prause
Marion G. Fetters
Cuero Board Maintains Milk Contract With Valley Gold
Cuero Independent School District trustees kept Valley Gold Products of Victoria on its milk supply contract for 1975-76, denying a pass through of a federal market order price rise that would cost about 2500 dollars. The meeting also named a 15 member textbook committee, approved stadium sandblasting, ordered an engineer's report on the old gym, authorized sale of six northwest Cuero lots, discussed playoff ticket logistics, and accepted bids for meat products and a radial saw.
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Cuero Independent School District Board of Trustees
Valley Gold Products of
Victoria
Lawrence Chodie
Milk Company
Chodre
Valley Gold
E. E. Sims
Cuero
Sims
Claudeane Braun
Elizabeth Murphree
Mary McCurdy
Laurie Pokluda
Melissa Poth
Mildred Weldon
Kay Colwell
Eunice Lee
Frances Peyton
Alice Gabler
Rebecca Walsh
Myrtie Dunn
Maurice Mathis
Lana Summers
Blanche Thomas
Gobbler Stadium
Rudy Fuchs
Olson-Kessler
W. W. Grainger Company
Vandalism Hits Cuero After Friday Night Football
Cuero residents return to stadium area to find 36 tires punctured or slashed on 15 cars and a car window broken. Police report ongoing investigations into multiple break ins including a Runge radio theft, a Yorktown TV set from a mobile home, and a Dement home burglary with jewelry and firearms missing. Authorities patrolled areas until near midnight as further calls rolled in.
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Gobbler
Cuero
Jesse Garza
Runge
Nordheim Hall
Glenn Boldt
Garza
Yorktown
Bobby Muschalek
Boldt
O.R. Campos
Lazaro Campos
Jim L. Dement
E. Reuss
Farmers State Bank elects Bohne officer. Fritz promoted
Virginia L Bohne named sixth officer and promoted to assistant cashier at Farmers State Bank and Trust Company Cuero. Rose Lee Fritz advanced to assistant vice president, both approved by the board on December 15 1975. Bohne notes eight years banking experience and Cuero roots. Fritz long time Cuero resident with two children.
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Farmers State Bank and Trust Company
Cuero
Virginia L. Bohne
Rose Lee Fritz
Ed Pat Mixon
Virginia Bohne
Fritz
Bohne
Farmers State Bank
Shreveport
Louisiana
Farmers State
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Austin
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Texas Supreme Court
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O. P. Carrillo
Palmetto Citizens Group
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Joe Wyatt
Bloomington
Matagorda Island
Coastal States Gas Corp
Houston
Rio Grande Oil Co
Texas Railroad Commission
Ford Motor Co
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George Bush
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U.S
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Spain
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Moscow
London
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James Bond
London Daily Express
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Charles Rickman
Bob Hairston
First Baptist Church
Valley Baptist Academy
Harlingen
Baptist General Convention of Texas
First Presbyterian
Harold High
Nancy Blackwell
Ray Katzmark
Raymond Reese
Lawrence Dietze
Herbert Frels
Weldon Goebel
Campos
North Cuero
Guadalupe River
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