Vesna Vulovic Recovers From Coma After Flight Disaster
Vesna Vulovic 22, the Yugoslav airliner stewardess who survived a 31 000 foot fall, emerged from a coma in Belgrade and began chatting with doctors. Tanjug reported she feels better and both answers and asks questions. 27 others aboard the DC9 were killed when it exploded over Czechoslovakia on a Stockholm Belgrade flight last week.
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Belgrade
UPI
Vesna Vulovic
Tanjug
Vulovic
Czechoslovakia
Stockholm
Reverend and Mrs John Carmona Return from Denver 50th Anniversary
Reverend and Mrs John Carmona returned Monday from Denver Colorado where he officiated in their 50th wedding anniversary. They flew from San Antonio last Wednesday. Pat Patterson has recovered enough to be out after a cold. Mr and Mrs Bill Burgess of Monticello Illinois plan a several week visit with sister Mrs Dan Jernigan. Cuero Country Club announces no Wednesday night food service.
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John Carmona
Denver
Colorado
San Antonio
Bill Burgess
Monticello
Mlinois
Dan Jernigan
Cuero Country Club
Adv
Cuero Community Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Minnie Buesing Fred DeDear Betty Nesbitt Juan Rodriguez Debra Mills Lynet tie Lewis Dismissals list Burt Gawlik Mrs Willie My ers Katherine Lee
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Minnie Buesing
Fred DeDear
Betty Nesbitt
Juan Rodriguez
Debra Mills
Lynettie Lewis
Burt Gawlik
Willie Myers
Katherine Lee
Committee names listed for Turkey Trot Centennial planning
The executive committee discussed ongoing planning for the Turkey Trot and Centennial events. Co chairmen Murray Tarkington and Jim Conrad were joined by members Mrs. J. D. Bramlette Jr., Mrs. O. E. Hall Jr., Frank Sheppard, Dewey Henderson, E. T. Summers Jr., and Kleinecke.
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Ber
Kleinecke
Murray Tarkington
Jim Conrad
Cochairmen
J. D. Bramlette Jr
O. E. Hall Jr
Frank Sheppard
Dewey Henderson
E. T. Summers Jr
Ed mond R. Duerr 78 former Co resident dies in San Antonio
Craveside services were held at Hillside Cemetery for Ed mond R. Duerr 78 a former Colorado resident who died in San Antonio. Rev Kevin Smith of St Peter’s Prince of the dtles Church officiated. Burial followed at Freunc Funeral Home directed by. Pallbearers named E. T. Page John W. Page Don McNay Marion FR McClanahan Alton Jielvepfel and Raymond Duerr. Honorary pallbearers were Knights of Columbus Chester Henderson and others.
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Edmond RB. Duerr
San
Hillside Cemetery
Fev
Peter Higgins
Koel’s Catholic Church
Freunc
Kevin Smith
St. Peter's Prince of the Dtles
San Antonio
E. T. Page
John W. Page
Don McNay
Marion FR. McClanahan
Alton Jielvepfel
Raymond Duerr
Honovary
Knights of Columbus
Chester Henderson
Cuero
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Edgar
World's longest fence seals 24.7 mile Queensland sheep area
Queensland researchers note the world’s longest fence extends 24.7 miles enclosing the main sheep area. Authorities say the barrier reduces stock loss and marks a historic agricultural project in northern Australia.
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Meain
Queensland
Australia
POLLIWOGS PRAISES AND LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Local column notes Kim Whitley paying her first bill from KC poodles for sale. Victoria College hosts Mark Twain play The Diary of Adam and Eve by Alpha Omega Players tonight at 8 in College Auditorium with no admission. Parades and politics updates, plus a Del Rio poverty project plan giving pullets to 50 families and a food bank. Also birthday shoutouts and coconut cracking tips.
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Kim Whitley
K. C
The
Victoria College
Mark Twain
Alpha- Omega Players of
Dallas
Rollie Brantley
del Rio
Texas
del Rio News- Herald
News-Herald
Cambodian air force radio operator condemned to death
A military tribunal in Phnom Penh sentenced Sgt. Eap Han to death for collaboration with the Communists. He admitted supplying radio frequencies and timing of communications to the enemy. This is the first death sentence for collaboration in nearly two years of war in Cambodia.
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Phnom Penh Upi
Mahachon
Eap Han
Cambodia
Northwest Airlines Lets Tax Writeoff For Cooper Ransom
Northwest Airlines, which paid 200000 to a hijacker using the alias D. B. Cooper in America’s first skyjack for ransom, claims the payment as a tax writeoff. Cooper parachuted into Washington state and was never found. the ransom was not insured.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Northwest Airlines
D. B. Cooper
Washington State
Northwest
Plan Acapulco starts $12 million beach cleanup project
ACAPULCO Mexico UPI Plan Acapulco a $12 million government project to keep the resort beaches sparkling began today. The plan calls for a drainage tunnel to feed rainwater directly into the Pacific Ocean to prevent rainwater from washing through streets and carrying dirt and contaminants into Acapulco Bay.
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Acapulco
Mexico
UPI
Pacific Ocean
Acapulco Bay
Devlin Pledges No Tears for English Coffins in Conflict
Bernadette Devlin, Irish nationalist MP, vows she will not shed a tear for any British soldiers killed in Londonderry violence, framing the IRA vow. Reginald Maudling defends killing figures while praising Devlin's passion but not sharing her view. Angela Davis sister Fania Davis Jordan declares continued protest rights as Davis trial proceeds.
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London
UPI
Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Londonderry
England
Reginald Maudling
House of Commons
San Jose
Calif
Fania Davis Jordan
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Men Slightly Prefer News Papers Says Audit Report
Research by Audits & Surveys finds men 1 per cent ahead of women in newspaper readership. The study reports 79 per cent readership among men versus 78 per cent among women.
Seven stockbroker myths debunked in guide to investing
A concise briefing outlines common misconceptions about stockbrokers. It cautions that brokers cannot guarantee profits, emphasizes aligning advice with client goals, and notes brokers rely on judgment plus data, not pure automation. It also covers account suitability, ethics, qualifications, performance measures, and gender diversity in the field.
Cedars of Lebanon Reach Heights in History and Trees
The article describes ancient cedar trees in Lebanon and their historical significance. It notes a massive cedar by a church, linked to coins and flags, and recalls Solomon's request for cedar from Lebanon. It also mentions Queen Victoria protecting cedars by England with walls and saplings.
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Lebanon
Cedars of
Solomon
Hiram
Tyre
England
Victoria
No Draft Calls Through March
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird announced no draft calls in February or March as the United States moves toward an all volunteer force in early 1970. He cited pay increases, Vietnam War slowdown, and a 70,000 Army cut as reasons, noting January also had no draftees. Laird spoke on ABC TV’s Issues and Answers.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Nepal King Mahendra Dies at 51 in Bhaktapur
King Mahendra Bir Vikram Shah Deva of Nepal died Monday after a heart attack Sunday at his official Bhaktapur residence. A medical team arrived but failed to save the monarch who was with Queen Ratna.
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Katmandu
Nepal
UPI
Mahendra Bir Vikram Sha Deva
Nepal Radio
Mahendra
Bhaktapur
Bhatapur
Ratna
Atlanta Mayor Massell Backs Suburban Annexation Plan
Atlanta Mayor Sam Massell announces approval of annexing the white suburban area around the city north of Atlanta. He cites bipartisan support and says the races can work together as they have historically in the city.
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Atlanta
UPI
Sam Massell
Drivers Safety Program Coming to Austin February Dates
A major automotive safety program endorsed by Governor Preston Smith and Texas Board of Insurance Chairman Larry Teaver comes to Reagan School Nelson Stadium February 3 to 5. In cooperation with the Department of Public Safety Austin Police and Fire Department and the Austin ISD the program offers two presentations Skid Control and Decision Driving to teach how to handle emergency driving scenarios. Over 10 000 annual deaths are linked to skidding with eighty percent on wet roads.
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Austin
Preston Smith
Texas Board of Insurance
Larry Teaver
Reagan School
Nelson Stadium
Department of Public Safety
Local Grain and Livestock Prices Mixed in Tuesday Markets
Markets report from Cuero shows Hansen Feed listing ear corn at 1.05 and shelled corn at 1.25 per bushel. In Fort Worth livestock trading UPI notes cattle 400 and calves 200 with steady to strong slaughter values and steady feeders. Cows 24.25 to 26.30, bulls 27.50 to 29.00, feeders mixed by weight, hogs 21.50 to 22.50, and light wool lambs around 26.50 to 27.00.
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Hansen Feed & Supply
CUERO
Fort Worth
UPI
USDA
Texas Snow Forecast Shrinks As Warmth Returns
Snow melted quickly in Brownwood Mineral Wells and Wichita Falls with about an inch left at Abilene at sunrise and up to six inches in Southwest Texas mountains. 14 county travel warnings around San Angelo while rain drizzle fog covered much of the state and dense fog blanketed West Texas. Overnight lows ranged from 15 degrees at Dalhart to the 40s along the coast. Northeast and central Texas stayed warmer preventing sticking snow.
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Brownwood
Mineral Wells
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Texas
San Angelo
South
West Texas
Dalhart
Old Chisholm Trail Ride Heads to San Antonio 1972
Riders in San Antonio as the Old Chisholm Trail Drives Association extends membership until Feb 5 with a five dollar penalty after. The 11th edition ride departs Cuero Municipal Park at 8 am Sunday headed to San Antonio. Trail Boss John C Hamilton leads his 11th and final ride urging all ages to saddle up.
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San Antonio
Chisholm Trail Drivers Association
Chisholm Trail Drivers
Chisholm
Cuero Municipal Park
John C. Hamilton
Redistricting Halts Tax Assessor Voter Mailings
State law demands precinct residents vote in one legislative race, Luna says. The tax assessor cannot mail 407,000 voter registration certificates Tuesday because they do not fit the new lines.
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Luna
Election and Hold-over Church Representatives Listed
Quinn Chapel IME St Marks Lutheran Grace Episcopal Macedonia Baptist and Little Zion Baptist are among churches named with hold-over officers and committee chairs. Special vocal music by Joseph Gibbs Jr with accompaniment by August Henderson honored Mrs Eberhardt.
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Quinn Chapel
Ime
A. W. Schaffner
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
W. L. Ferguson Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
Alma Pride
Macedonia Baptist Church
Dorothy Taylor
Little Zion Baptist Church
Gene Kach
St. Michael's Catholic Church
M. Schuler
Bethel Baptist Church
Gilbert Saenz
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
William Grunder
A. A. Hahn
Stephen P. Hebert
Nora Dupuy
Gladyce Mitchell
Mary Beth Poth
B. T. Hodge
Howard Kleinecke
Mary Goebel
Zora Smith
Margaret Jones
Joseph Gibbs Jr
August Henderson
F. F. Eberhardt
Labor MP Proposes Law On Fish Stick Content
Edward Lyons a Labour member of parliament will introduce legislation this week to ban fish sticks containing under 60 percent fish. An independent lab analysis found three leading British fish stick producers produced sticks with less than 50 percent fish.
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London
Edward Lyons
Lyons
Britain
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