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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
1
Guest columnist notes Oscar Adickes hopes to be out soon and recalls others seen at coffee. Retirees share wry lines about life and aging while Werner Kautz offers aphorisms on effort and wisdom. Grant returns to work midweek and thanks to Mrs Hadley Edgar for a friendly greeting.
A Arctic winter storm gains momentum pushing through Texas at 20 to 25 mph. It brings temperatures down by 20 degrees with rain or snow likely statewide. Snow flurries seen in the eastern Panhandle and a heavy snow watch issued for Southwest Texas west of the Pecos.
Officers of the Cuero Community Hospital board to be elected at the next meeting on February 15 at 5 p.m. in the hospital board room. Routine business to be discussed, according to secretary Patricia Leske.
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L Butz unveils a new option under the 1972 Feed Grain Program allowing corn and sorghum producers to earn higher payments by increasing set aside beyond the base 25 percent. The extra 10 percent set aside yields 80 cents per bushel for corn and 76 cents for sorghum, with specific acreage adjustments. Existing provisions remain, including a 52 cents per bushel corn and 49 cents per bushel sorghum basic payment for a 10 percent voluntary set aside.
The 6th Annual Texas Legislative Seminar will be held Friday and Saturday February 18 and 19 at the New Braunfels Civic Center. The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event which drew 400 leaders last year and features a Friday social and a Saturday program with Sen. John Tower and panels on state and national affairs.
The Lions Club welcomes two new members John Post and Bill Coyle at a Wednesday meeting. Vice President Robert Post presented credentials. Cuero leads in zone competition. Bruce Marshall of Austin hosts a one man art show at the Cuero Community Center Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. The Hawthorne Club sponsors the event and Marshall is married to Ann Smith of Cuero.
Live Oak District Scoutmasters met at the Lutheran Youth Building in Yoakum for a monthly roundtable. Jerry Arnold and Gordon Hardin previewed future Boy Scouts activities for the four-county district as leaders discussed values and citizenry. Attendees included leaders from Cuero Shiner Nixon and Yoakum with plans for the next meeting on March 14 at 7 30 p.m.
Officials from Continental Oil Co and Pioneer Natural Gas Co announce a new 500 acre Karnes County plant that will supply uranium fuel for power plants nationwide. The Conquista Project will produce 1.4 million pounds of yellowcake yearly from nearby ore and is jointly owned by Conoco and Pioneer Nuclear.
A Texas study by Professor Sidney Wilcox of Arizona State University examines deer production across all states. It finds Texas leads in production with field dressed meat around 50 pounds per deer and about 10,000 male deer killed in 1969 and 1976, valuing boneless meat at over 5 million dollars in 1969 and over 6 million in 1970.
In Abilene pretrial hearings Judge J Neil Daniel weighs whether Mutscher will be tried alone or with co defendants Rep Tommy Shannon and Rush McGinty. Officials say subpoenaed Abilene and Austin newsmen testifying in a venue matter, details undisclosed by court order.
Federal agents raided a whisky still near Pointblank Texas in the Mast Texas piney Woods and destroyed 100 gallons of mash. They seized moonshine and arrested Preston Stone Monroe Stone and Ben Norman Jr for operating an unregistered still.
A Cuero woman was treated and released after a morning fire destroyed her residence at 315 S Indianola. Firefighters reported loss of furnishings, with three children at school. Fire Marshall Hingst said investigation ongoing and fault could not yet be determined.
A Bible Thought FOR TODAY invokes Psalm 119:9 to urge heed to God's word. The Psalmist speaks from youth experience and offers guidance learned early, aiming to help many young people through his share of deepest discovery.
The Texas Water Safari gains USCA interest in a restored amateur division. Wayne Walls notes strong amateur enthusiasm with 86 canoes at the Reagan Regatta and potential 50 or more entrants next year. Race rules will align with USCA and return to one class for pros and amateurs during the 416 mile event.
Richard Nixon may face his most capable interlocutor in Chou En-lai described as China’s Gray Eminence. The Chinese premier, 73, wins praise for charm, intellect, and brisk wit, with a disciplined daily routine and strong handshake despite a recovered right arm.
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