Cuero Sees 1975 End with Mixed News and Hope for 1976
Cuero recalls a year of both grim headlines and notable progress as 1975 closes. The community reports 1975 crime and tragedy alongside major expansions by Farmers State Bank H E B Coca Cola and DeWitt County Farm Bureau. Citizens celebrate park beautification Turkeyfest and awards while planning a more hopeful 1976.
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Gregory Luna
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DeWitt County Farm Bureau
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Ruby Begonia
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Cuero Record
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Press Association
Letter Praises Cuero Gobblers 44-Game Streak
A Waco reader praises Cuero High School for its 44 game win streak. He commends coaches players for poise and character after losses, lauds Cuero students for school spirit, and credits the community fans for supportive, respectful enthusiasm.
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Cuero
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights
In A Spot a wife advises setting boundaries with a clingy father-in-law and avoiding isolation with him. The I D letter warns about gun safety and urges stronger federal gun laws. A widow recounts a probate trap placing property in her son's name and seeks legal help. The Bride's Guide offers wedding guidance for modern life styles.
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Buy American push and Hoover Christmas charity revealed
Ford urges buying American products to fix the trade balance while officials travel in foreign cars. The piece revisits J Edgar Hoover detailing a 32 year Christmas drive aiding 1300 needy families funded by Louis Marx and run under FBI supervision. It also notes Soviet cables on grain purchases and exposes early marijuana research findings across animals and soldiers.
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Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Louis Marx
The Cruelest Tax Inflation As Tax
U S Senator John Tower decries inflation as the hidden tax on Americans, arguing it harms the poor and middle class. He explains how deficits expand the money supply, driving prices up, and says halting inflation requires recognizing it as a tax and ending deficit spending.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
Justice delays and plea bargains spark public fear and calls for harsher sentences
Senator Bentsen condemns delayed trials and widespread plea bargaining after a young woman was shot in Washington. He cites rising crime rates, release without bail, and ineffective punishment, urging mandatory tough sentences and stricter justice to deter repeat offenders. Zodiac signs section follows with astrological entries.
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Horoscope of Opportunities and Temptations Caution
A sun sign forecast notes differences between opportunity and temptation and urges conscience as relations and romance patterns may be challenged. Jealousy and envy loom while a license or legal document matters appears. focus on priorities and avoid forcing interactions. A meeting today could yield a productive connection, with a difficult heart phase ahead. Personal outreach and self reflection urged.
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