Birthday Greetings and Local Visits Highlight Cuero Area
Congratulations go to Mrs. M W Doggett former Cuero resident now in Waco celebrat ing her birthday. Gordon Thompson Esq a Corpus Christi visitor received well wishes from county clerk staff Pat McMahan W F Pruthy and Ray Gips. Nearby visits include Mrs Robert Schmidt of Hochheim with her mother in Cuero Nursing Home and Sunday guests at Cuero home of Mr and Mrs J P Aldis including guests from Corpus Christi Victoria Yorktown Yoakum.
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M. W. Doggett
Cuero
Waco
Gordon Thompson
Corpus Christi
Gordon
Hec
Pat McMahan
W. F. Futhy
Ray Gips
Robert Schmidt
Hochheim
Cuero Nursing Home
J. P. Aldis
R. C. Karm
B. S. Patton
Keith, Craig and
Todd
Victoria
E. W. Rollin
Yoakum
Carl Hattenbach
Westhoff
Floyd Smith
Katie Hattenbach
Yorktown
Welcome Newcomers Mrs Parr and Kohutek to Cuero
Welcome notes greet Cuero newcomers Mr and Mrs James M Parr of Charleston South Carolina and Mr and Mrs D L Kohutek former Cuero residents. They are welcomed by Beta Sigma Phi members Mrs Elizabeth Murphree and Mrs June Scott. Others include Albert Nagel at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.
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Cuero
James M. Parr
Charleston
S. C
Jackie James
Jay
Debbie
D. L. Kohutek
Elizabeth Murphree
June Scott
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Cuero Future Farmers Prepare 87 Entries for South Texas Show
Record Files note Cuero Future Farmers planned 87 entries for the South Texas Livestock Show held March 9 to 10 in Cuero. DeWitt County reported a traffic fatality free January on highways outside city limits. Burgess of Monticello, Texas, visited E A Tully home. Mr and Mrs Nick Cameron were seen at a Dallas market.
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Cuero
DeWitt County
Burgess
Monticello
E. A. Tully
Nick Cameron
Dallas
San Antonio Livestock Show attendance noted for local residents
Twenty years ago on February 19, 1951 local residents attended the San Antonio Livestock Show. Mr and Mrs P G Schaffner and Mr and Mrs Johnny Kahlich were present along with Mr and Mrs Carl Blank and their children spending the weekend in San Antonio. Mrs Chauncy Milner visited his mother Mrs Ros a Millie and Mrs Ted Preusser and Mrs Reese Shannon spent the day in San Antonio.
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P. G. Schaffner
Johnny Kahlich
San Antonio
Weather Continues Tornado Flood Storms Across North Texas
Thunderstorms and dust storms sweep North Central Texas with high winds and heavy rain. A twister damaged 18 trailers in Farmersville and an outbuilding at Heasley's store was destroyed. Mesquite recorded an inch of rain, aiding drought relief little, as Aspermont residents pledge 10000 to a rainmaker for five inches by March 8.
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Farmersville
Heasley’s
Texas
Mesquite
Dallas
Aspermont
Tex
Animal Showing Slides At Meyersville 4-H Club Meeting
DeWitt County Agent Orval Wright presented slides on showing and grooming animals at the Meyersville 4-H Club meeting. The session prepared members for the Cuero Livestock Show in March and included a stock show rules reminder and buyers appreciation supper notice. Shirley Adickes presided as vice president with Michael Kucker leading the pledge prayer and motto. Brian Wendle led the opening exercise and sang The Star Spangled Banner. Twenty-eight members and seven adult leaders attended.
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DeWitt County
Orval Wright
Meyersville
4-H Club
Rhonda Doehrman
Shirley Adickes
Michael Kuecker
Brian Wendel
Town Talk on Drug Penalties Remains Tough on Trafficking
Editorial urges against reducing penalties for marijuana narco tics and narcotics. It argues lowering sentences could invite youth drug use and weakens deterrence, opposing reductions in sale and possession penalties. It cites proposed code sections 48.04 48.05 48.11 48.06 and current ranges.
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T.D.C
Nine men hanged for village family murder in Rawalpindi
Nine men convicted for burning to death a family of nine in a feud were hanged at Rawalpindi district jail on Thursday morning. The attack trapped three women and two children in a village near Rawalpindi after the Feb 11, 1970 arson.
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Rawalpindi
UPI
Quotes From A Paris Trial To Tax Protest And Partyunity
LOS ANGELES Patricia Krenwinkel responds to questions about normal feeling with a baffled remark. HARRISBURG Pa Bob Vertacnik who sent Gov Shapp a shirt protests the income tax and donates the shirt to the Commonwealth. WASHINGTON Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F O Brien urges rebuilding the party calling for sacrifice of traditions regional loyalties and old revenge patterns.
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Harrisburg
Bob Vertacnik
Milton S. Shapp
Shapp
Commonwealth
Washington
Lawrence F. O’brien
Rainmaker Promises Heavy Rain to End Drought
Aspermont Texas drought relief forecast as Homer Berry says rain will pour down today after noting a small shower on Thursday and promising rapid cleanup of the dry conditions.
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Aspermont
Tex
Homer Berry
Caroom
Cuero Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
OS ARES lists Cuero Community Hospital admissions including Bessie Bucks and Robbie Kirk. Dismissals note Thelma Buch.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Bessie Bucks
Robbie Kirk
Thelma Buch
Interim City Manager Named After Resignation
Willard Kleinecke has served as interim city manager since Wil Cockrell resigned to pursue private business in the Killeen Temple area.
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Willard Kleinecke
Wil Cockrell
Killeen Temple
Backus to Fight Gallois in Nontitle Bout in Paris
American Billy Backus of Syracuse will meet French challenger Robert Gallois in a nontitle welterweight bout at the Sports Palace in Paris on March 15.
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Paris
UPI
the Sports Palace
Billy Backus
Syracuse
N.Y
Robert Gallois
Clippers' Dufour Leads AHL Scoring Race
Marc Dufour of the Baltimore Clippers retained the league scoring lead this week with 61 points on 22 goals and 39 assists, as reported from West Springfield Massachusetts.
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West Springfield
Mass
UPI
Marc Dufour
Baltimore Clippers
Lou Brock Gifts Southern University $2000 and Batting Machine
Southern University athletic department receives a $2000 donation and an automatic batting machine from famed alumnus Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals. The gifts honor former Southern U baseball coach Robert Lee.
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Baton Rouge, la
UPD
Southern University
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Southern U
Robert Lee
Polliwogs at Perry's Grand Opening on North Esplanade
Cars parked thick at Perry's on North Esplanade as the grand opening began Friday morning. Raymond Hawke resigns as Sherwin-Williams manager to pursue Montgom ery Ward work and a preparatory course. Ed Sager named new manager of Sherwin-Williams on East Main Street. Bernice Bohman returns with a fine painting from Frederic Taubes' class in Victoria. Pat Jacob paints a standout piece and Steve Goebel finishes rocks. Mary Peavy Fink of Monroe plans Easter in Houston, Nashville in April, Europe in July with Paul. Milton Binz reports hazardous commutes near Victoria with deer. Birthday wishes to Claude Moore, Helen Frels, Tommy Heyer, and Ann Smith Marshall.
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Perry’s
North Esplanade
Mary Peavy Fink
Monroe
Louisiana
Houston
Nashville
Paul
Europe
On This Day in History February 19 1971 Highlights
In 1922 Ed Wynn became the first big name to sign for a regular radio program. In 1945 American Marines landed on Iwo Jima to begin a savage battle in World War II. In 1964 Prince Constantine of Greece was named regent as his father’s condition worsened. three years later he was deposed in a coup. In 1970 Dennis McLain of the Detroit Tigers was suspended for gambling.
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United Press International
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Ed Wynn
Iwo Jima
Pacific
Prince Constantine
Greece
Paul
Constantine
Dennis McLain
Detroit Tigers
Fort Worth Livestock Market Report Summary
Fort Worth livestock prices show cattle and calves mixed with declines in slaughter cows and bulls. Feeder demand remains firm for various weights while hogs and sheep show modest shifts, with steer and calf values highlighted across weight ranges.
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Fort Worth
UPI
USDA
Texans split over sale tax rise for 1972 73
Rep Curtis Graves derided the proposal as the worst Smith could offer and vowed not to vote for it under any circumstances. Lt Gov Ben Barnes and Speaker Gus Mutscher admitted some sale tax increase may be needed to fund state spending for 1972-73, though they opposed college tuition hikes for Texans.
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Curtis Graves
Houston
Smith
Ben Barnes
Gus Mutscher
Taxpayers in New York Seen as Endangered by Tax Hunt
Arthur M. Arnold of the state Chamber of Commerce warned that New York taxpayers may be in imminent danger of extinction as Gov Rockefeller seeks 1.1 billion dollars in new taxes to balance an 8.5 billion dollar budget.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
State Chamber of Commerce
New York State
Arthur M. Arnold
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Home Hint for Today Greenery Arrangements for Everyday Decor
If you have no flowers to cut, use greenery to craft simple arrangements that brighten rooms and elevate daily decor with natural texture and color.
Legislature backs plan amid tuition hike concerns
The House debated a Texas college plan with Rep.Heatly backing it while a 150 percent tuition increase prompted protests. Rep.Ongoria warned the hike would bar many students from college, notably those in South Texas, as the measure faced doubt in the chamber.
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W. S
Bill’ Heatly
Dpaducah
Texas
Smith
Raul Ongoria
D-Edinburg
Massachusetts House OKs Sunday dancing in liquor bars
The Massachusetts House of Representatives approved a bill allowing dancing in establishments authorized to sell liquor on Sundays, with the measure advancing on Thursday.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Barnes Eyes One Year Budget Flexibility
Barnes disputed Smiths claim he would veto a one year budget arguing that one year spending should not be ruled out and could be considered.
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Barnes
Smith
Oil Allowable Totals From Major Firms
Continued from page 1 lists oil production or allowances for several companies including Cities Service Continental Diamond Shamrock Gulf Humble Mobil Phillips Shell Sun Texaco Union of California and others with stated figures ranging from 36,000 to 566,000. The totals reflect varying allocations among major energy firms.
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Vron
Cities Service
Continental
Diamond Shamrock
Gulf
Humble
Mobil
Phillips
Shell
Sun
Texaco
Union of California
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Kermit Koehler
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Shiner
Spoetzl Brewery
JC. Shiner
Bowen Dist. CO
N. Frederick William
Albert Nagel
Melvin Wolf
Meloney and
Denise
Freund Funeral Home Phoc
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Scandinavia
MAX Factor
Allercreme
Elecka Drug
E. Main
Pakistan
Los Angeles
Patricia Krenwinkel
Tate-LaBianca
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Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital Cross
Navarro
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Rova
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Rogers C. B. Morton
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GOP
Hansen Feed & Supply
Polliwogs
Polly Howerton
Raymond Hawke
Sherwin-Williams
Montgomery Ward
Ed Sager
East Main Street
Bernice Bohman
Frederic Taubes
Pat Jacob
Steve Goebel
Milton Binz
Claude Moore
Helen Frels
Tommy Heyer
Ann Smith Marshall
the Almanac
Cancer Society
O. E. Hall
Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Doll House
Lester Frers
Pres
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
E. Weatherly Sec’y
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Rialto
W. Reuss Blvd
Beltone
Hearing Aid
Cuero - Lands
Nathan Post Lumber CO
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