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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
4
The piece traces Valentine’s Day back to February 14 with medieval lore of birds mating that date. It notes English references to mates chosen by that day and box drawings of names for gifts. It mentions Valentine cards, unsent notes, and social galas tied to the celebration.
A critique warns that expanding government involvement in healthcare endangers patient privacy and the doctor patient relationship. The piece argues confidential medical records could feed government information centers and IRS style data files, threatening medical standards and free society principles.
The remark argues that true greatness rests on principle rather than profits and cautions against pompous self-importance. It emphasizes persuading others for business growth and notes concern for a high accident toll in the country, urging carefulness.
Attorney J Fred Schafly argues a simple fix to school busing chaos. He says federal courts lack authority to force pupil transportation to achieve racial balance and urges Congress to amend 28 U S C to preserve neighborhood schools.
A compact listing shows crossword clues for across and down, a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle with a sample mapping LONGFELLOW, and a note about code letters varying daily with a quoted motto from Friedrich Hollander. The page includes a byline and comic puzzle style items.
Suit no. 11,368 filed in the 24th District Court by the U S Fire Insurance Co seeking to set aside an award by the Industrial Accident Board given to Fortuno Zamarripa in a workman’s compensation case. The amount of the award is not stated.
Advice columns discuss work choice affecting happiness and longevity, citing a Metropolitan Life Insurance note that government officials live longer. Reader questions cover hot liquids burning mouth and esophagus, with a doctor warning about heat damage and scars.
Zamarripa and the insurer spar over an arbitration award as the insurer appeals to a district court to set aside the ruling claiming it is not justified. The case centers on the arbitration outcome and the insurer’s challenge to the award.
Emilio Ochoa pleaded guilty Tuesday in DeWitt County Court to driving while intoxicated. He was fined $100 and $47 in court costs, plus ten days in jail probated for one year. Corene Ganell Rush also pleaded guilty in county court to driving while intoxicated.
A local defendant received a $125 fine and court costs, plus ten days in jail suspended for one year. The order includes probation rather than immediate confinement.
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