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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
6
tdwin M. Howard arrives from Japan Saturday to visit his aunt Mrs. Mabel Hoffman. Howard has served in civil service in Japan for 20 years and will stay locally during the visit.
The Cuero Community Hospital records show admissions for Mitchell Gonzales Valasta Tomanec James Pierce and Ernestine McClung. Dismissals include Nancy Gottschall Hilda Beckermann Sarah Westerbeck Clara McGlothine and Vivian Boehm.
The profile traces Chou Enlai from Chekiang roots and early schooling through studying in Japan and France. It covers his 1920s Communist formation, marriage to Teng Yongere-ehao, and key role as chief Chinese negotiator, detailing shifting loyalties with Mao and leadership in diplomacy.
The state stayed mostly above freezing except Marfa as a new winter outbreak covered the region. By Friday morning the Panhandle could see low temperatures near 13 degrees. Forecasters had expected limited impact but the storm surged past a warm air dam overnight.
The defense resumes as three suspects face charges of conspiring to accept bribes with Mutscher additionally charged with simple bribery. The case centers on stock deals from Frank Sharp tied to two 1969 banking bills, Sharpstown Bank failures, and alleged legislative favors.
Growers eligible for set-aside payments under the 1972 program. Signups began Feb 3 and run through March 10 with rates set at 5 or 10 percent at the established per acre yield. The USDA urges close cooperation with ASCS to certify eligible cropland and ensure it matches average cropland for the planted crop. Compliance reporters will check acreage and measurements. Measurement services are available from ASCS for a nominal fee.
A Johnson quote reflects on planning early life to secure the later years. The line emphasizes lifelong foresight as essential for a meaningful and stable old age.
Riders of the Old Chisholm Trail Drivers Assn head to San Antonio for 2 PM welcoming ceremonies at Joe Freeman Coliseum. They arrive after an overnight at A J Ploch Ranch as crowds grow. A post event supper and dance at the Golden Stallion, plus a youth party at the coliseum grounds, are planned by the San Antonio Livestock Association.
Cuero band parents are urged to attend a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Cuero High School Band Hall. The gathering seeks active involvement and updates on band activities.
Funeral services for Mrs Warne Schodde of San Antonio will be held Friday at 1 p.m. She died Wednesday. Survivors include her husband two Cuero brothers-in law Bill Schodde and Arthur Schodde and sister in law Mrs John Ondrusek of Yoakum.
MOSCOW B Perfilyev cites a Tass report on a Soviet geochemist reviving life forms from 250 million years ago. He calls it a discovery of world significance that could open nature's holy of holies and reveal the evolution of life on earth.
Corvallis Oregon Mrs Brian Wyckoff laments the death of her daughter Nancy 18 who was stabbed to death in an Oregon State University dorm. She says Nancy believed she would be safe on campus and pleads for better protection.
Markets from Cuero show cash grain at 1.05 for ear corn and 1.25 for shelled corn. Fort Worth livestock report notes limited cattle and calves with prices for slaughter cows 24.60 to 26.50, bulls 27.00 to 31.10, hogs 59 to higher for larger weights, barrows and gilts 25.00, sows 22.00 to 22.50.
Local column recaps birthdays anniversaries and visits. Anna Louise Day plans garden time with husband Everitt returning from the farm. Notables include Bruce Marshall's Austin paintings event at the Community Center and Ellen Farmer's birthday trip plans linked to Cyndy Gilbert's June graduation.
Senator Mansfield blasted high Senate absenteeism during the current session calling January and February lousy. He said if the chamber delays and bogs down, he wants appropriations bills passed and then the body adjourned.
State Supreme Court reaffirms ruling that New Jersey death penalty is unconstitutional. Judge John J. Francis dissents, arguing that since 1917 every death sentence following a jury trial was carried out unconstitutionally.
Funeral services for 78 year old Mrs Flo Leister of Route 4 Cuero were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. at Buffington Funeral Home Chapel Yoakum with Ches ley Stevens officiating. Cuero Chapter No 168 Order of the Eastern Star led the service and burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery. She died Wednesday at 7 30 a.m. in Victoria Hospital. She was born December 12 1893 in Arkansas. Pallbearers were Fred Staehr Harvey L Jaeger Leonard Barth Raleigh Blackwell Ernest Leister Jr and Werner Baylor. Survivors include her husband and several nieces and nephews.
The piece argues inflation is tackled by medicine prices where CPI rose 24 percent for all goods and 68 percent for medical care 1960 to 1970 while prescription costs fell 10 percent last decade. It claims larger doses raise costs, notes 20 percent rise with bigger prescriptions, and asserts 6 percent potential drop if sizes stayed 1960 levels. It credits manufacturers and pharmacists for holding line on costs and pledges continued effort.
Max P. Schorre Jr. 76 of Nordheim died Wednesday night in a Yorktown hospital. Funeral services set for Friday at 3 p.m. at Lamprecht Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Cordes officiating. Burial in Nordheim Cemetery. He was born November 17, 1895 in Karnes County. Survived by his wife Lillie Duderstadt Schorre, two brothers W. J. Schorre of Stockdale and J. E. Schorre of Runge, and two sisters Irene Hackney of Runge and Tillie Schawe of Cuero.
In Lugo Spain taxi driver David Nunez was hospitalized after a fight with a passenger who accused him of overcharging. The attacker bit off Nunez’s right ear and vanished. In London Roy Woolgar bought a seven second Valentine ad for 78 dollars to wish his wife Doreen a happy Valentine's Day.
It warns that waking at night with burning, frequent or scanty flow and leg pains can signal functional kidney disorders. The ad promotes Bukets 3 tabs daily to flush kidneys and regulate passage, offering a backache relief guarantee from L. L. Battery Drug Store.
Hartford Mayor George A. Athanson will proclaim Love Week from today through Tuesday. He will receive a large heart from Charles B. Wheeler of Kansas City, who originated the observance to honor love friendship and brotherhood.
Funeral services for William Francis Fritz 60 former Cuero resident and UT law professor since 1946 will be held Friday at 1 p.m. at Weed Corley Funeral Home with graveside at 4 p.m. at Hamilton. Fritz died of a heart attack in Austin. He was born February 13 1911 in Canada and married Fay Hobdy in 1937. He earned degrees from the University of Texas and served as an Army officer in World War II. Survivors include his wife two sons two sisters and many nieces and nephews. Memorials may go to the UT Law School Foundation.
United Press International reports in Prairie Dog Town Texas a $500 fine applies to anyone molesting prairie dogs, reflecting strict wildlife disturbance penalties. The notice underscores enforcement by local authorities to protect the colony.
Southampton resident Bob McGuirk applied for unemployment payments on Wednesday just hours before being named mayor-elect. The 6year-old former union official said he has been out of work since November.
Police in Hellingbord Sweden seek a burglar who entered through a six by nine inch window on Sunday. Snow prints outside the window show the intruder wore size 14 shoes. No further identifying details are given.
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