Christmas Guests and New Home News in Cuero Area
Welcome to Cuero for Mr. and Mrs. Neal Carbonara and five children after purchasing 315 West Johnson Street as furniture arrived on Christmas weekend. Also welcomed are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carbonara with grandmother Mrs. Virginia Ryan Kaye Tarkington and her Grand Prix car. Additional holiday gatherings include the Bohnes of Bay City, Holtman and Poenitzsch families, Urban and Urban households, Laake and Barfield families, and many relatives visiting from Austin Corpus Christi Yorktown San Antonio Houston Shiner and Austin.
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Cuero
Neal Carbonara
Rosemary Ryan
Rheta
Regina
Rhonda
Ryan
Russell
Jenkins
West Johnson Street
Richard Carbonara
Virginia Ryan
Harold Holtman
Hal
Patsy
Susan
John
New Braunfels
Michael Poenitzsch
Troy
Tammy
Angleton
A. E. Urban
Otto Urban
Jesse Poenitzsch
Bill Barfield
Milton Froelich
Corpus Christi
Joe Barfield
Laurie
Yorktown
Thomas Barfield
David Barfield
San Antonio
Barney Barfield
Bonnie
Brenda
Joe E. Marek
Gerald
Michael
Jennifer
Larry Barfield
Houston
Burgess Davis
Clyde McElroy
Austin
A. H. Kleinecke
Mrs
Wells Plugged In DeWitt And Karnes Counties
Dry holes dominated oil news this week. Howell Drilling Inc. No. 2 J. B. McAlister in DeWitt County southeast of Arneckeville was plugged and abandoned at 8012 feet. Petro Lewis Corp. No. 1 N. J. Lyons in Karnes County south of Runge was abandoned at 9179 feet. W. L. Sinclair plans immediate drilling of a deep DeWitt County explorer east of Cuero.
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Howell Drilling Inc
J. B. McAlister
DeWitt
North Anna Barre
Arneckeville
Petro Lewis Corp
Houston
N. J
Cuero
Runge
Voting Sites Announced In Hospital Race
Polling sites for the January 9 Cuero Hospital District Board election were announced. Voters may cast ballots at the American Legion Hall in Westhoff, DeWitt County Court House in Cuero, and the Meyersville Community Center from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Cuero Hospital
Santa Claus Faith Restored in Cuero Record Letters
In Cuero Record's Santa Mail Box a child Kim Whitley kept faith after learning a friend doubted Santa. Lisa Kahlich later submitted a reply affirming Santa’s spirit and the joy of Christmas as part of the paper’s youth feature.
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Lisa Kahlich
Santa Claus
Miss Kahlich
Kim Whitley
Kim
Lisa
Santa
North Pole
Jesus
16 Teens Die In Bus Truck Collision Near Fort Sumner
A cross country charter bus carrying 34 Austin teenagers and sponsors to a church retreat collided with a loaded cattle truck on a narrow eastern New Mexico bridge. At least 16 youths were killed, 10 injured, with conflicting death tolls reported.
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Fort Sumner
N.M
UPI
Austin
Tex
New Mexico
DeVaca
Roland Crane
Clovis
Glen Russ
Lyle Russ
James Abington
Woodlawn Baptist Church of Austin
Bombing escalates in North Vietnam targets near Hanoi and Haiphong
Pentagon reports full scale air raids resume against North Vietnam with urban targets around Hanoi and Haiphong. President Nixon to visit Missouri to honor Truman. Northern Ireland cease-fire collapses amid shootings. Managua quake toll estimates exceed 3,000 with uncertain final figure. Andes crash survivors deny cannibalism claims as investigations continue.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Pentagon
Benefits Raised To 2100 Under Social Security
The 1972 Amendments raise the annual earnings limit for drawing full Social Security benefits to 2100. For 1973, beneficiaries earning 2100 or less get full benefits. overages reduce benefits at 1 dollar per 2 dollars over 2100 if under 72. An exception allows months with earnings under 175 or no substantial self employment.
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M. E. Owen
Social Security
Dietze Sent To Managua To Treat Quake Victims
Major William E. Dietze, son of Cuero’s Sheriff Dietze, flew Sunday to Managua with a 100 bed portable hospital and medical staff to aid earthquake victims. He is chief of staff at Fort Hood Army Hospital and an ENT specialist. The city reels after a devastating quake that has killed thousands and left massive destruction. Relief efforts expand as international aid arrives.
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N. G. “Cutter
Dietze
Cuero
Managua
Nicaragua
Army Hospital
Fort Hood
Ft. Hood
Killeen
Cuero High School
The
Gobblers
University of Texas
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaraguan National Guard
United States
From Precinct Politician To 33rd President
United Press International chronicles Harry S. Trumans rise from Missouri roots to the 33rd president. It notes his major decisions including the atomic bomb order, the Berlin airlift, Korea troop dispatch, and re election shock of 1948. The piece quotes Churchill and Nixon praising his impact and marks his death and mourning tributes.
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United Press International
Harry Truman
United States
Japan
U.S
Korea
Jack Williams
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dewey
Berlin
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
38Th Parallel
Cueroite Earns Certificate At Connally Tech
Eugene Gonzales son of Mr and Mrs Leo Gonzales of 115 E Newman recently graduated from the James Connally Campus of the Texas State Technical Institute at Waco. He received a certificate of completion as an automotive parts specialist in ceremonies held Thursday Dec 21. State Tech offers 57 programs and the Connally campus is part of a four campus multi purpose technical school.
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Eugene Gonzales
Leo Gonzales
E. Newman
James Connally
Texas State Technical Institute
Waco
Gonzales
State Tech
Texas
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