Child abuse laws and new protections highlighted
A Cuero Record summary outlines federal and state responses to child abuse, noting the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act of 1974, a national center on neglect, and a toll free reporting number. It explains definitions of abuse and who is responsible, and mentions Texas House Bill 201 amendments in 1975.
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Cuero
DeWitt County
Texas
U.S
Congress
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
National Center On
Crime up 11 percent in first nine months of 1975
Federal crime figures show total crime rising 11 percent nationwide in the January through September period compared with 1974. Violent crimes climbed eight percent with robberies up 11 percent and property crimes 11 percent overall. Regional patterns vary from state to state. The report cites increases across the South North Central and Northeast regions with the West showing eight percent. The FBI data emphasize an intolerable overall crime level.
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United States
Edward H. Levi
Levi
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
North Central
Obituaries for Leslie H Nagel and C E Cox
Leslie H Nagel 67 of 336 Ridgemont San Antonio died 11 45 am Monday in a San Antonio nursing home born January 25 1908 Cuero son of Rudolph A and Bertha Moeller Nagel retired wholesale candy distributor resided in San Antonio since 1969 funeral 10 30 am Wednesday Porter Loring Mortuary Chapel graveside 2 30 pm Hillside Cemetery with Rev Allen G Roe First United Methodist officiating survived by two sisters and several nieces and nephews C E Cox 72 of Yorktown died Sunday in Yorktown Hospital retired oilfield worker born July 16 1903 in Gadsden Alabama married Zell Washington August 30 1923 services held at Hanner Raver Funeral Home Linden burial Linden City Cemetery survivors include wife three sons daughter sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Yorktown arrangements by Lamprecht Funeral Home.
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Leslie H. Nagel
Ridgemont
San Antonio
Cuero
Rudolph A
Bertha Moeller Nagel
Nagel
Porter Loring
Hillside Cemetery
Allen G. Roe
First United Methodist Church
R.J. Janecek
D.D. Murphree
Shreveport
Co. E. Cox
C. E. Cox
Yorktown
Gadsden
Ala
Silas E
Lora Upton Cox
Zell Washington
Linden
Hanner-Raver Funeral Home
Linden City
Lamprecht Funeral Home
Edward
Harold
Sacramento
Calif
Donald Cox
Austin
Helen Plumbley
Dallas
Aubrey Amerson
Mt. Pleasant
Our Bicentennial Heritage and Civic Duty
John Bade reflects on 200 years of American freedom and the duties of citizens to preserve rights. He urges informed voting, respect for others rights, and willingness to defend democracy so that future generations inherit liberty.
Farm Bureau Set to Send Delegates to 57th AFBF Meeting
Texas Farm Bureau will dispatch 13 voting delegates to the 57th annual American Farm Bureau Federation meeting January 4 to 8 in St Louis. President Ford and Rep Ullman will address the convention. TFB leaders include Carrol Chaloupka and a slate of board members with alternates and youth representatives attending.
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Texas Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
St. Louis
Farm Bureau
Gerald Ford
Kiel Auditorium
al Ullman
Oregon
House
Ways and Means Committee
AFBF
William Kuhfuss
Roger Fleming
Jack Osborne
Pampa
Marvin Phemister
Weinert
Joe Fisher
McKinney
T. L. Roberts
Willis Point
Doyle Condra
Talpa
John A Smith
Cameron
Henry Burton
Lufkin
Robert Faseler
Hondo
Donald Hebert
Waller
Milton Harbroth
Seguin
S. M. True Jr
Plainview
Dale Vann
Lampasas
Terri Garrison
Clarksville
Texas
TFB
Stephanie Myska
Richmond
David A. Hoelscher
Alice
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Westhoff Hermann Sons Lodge
Wee W
Sale
Jcpenney
John Bade
Abraham Lincoln
Farm Bureau In Federation Meeting
Freund Funeral Home
N. Gonzales
Medicare
Reuss’ Pharmacy
N. Esplanade
King
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