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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1972
Page
1
Ss M P God Is Alive thanks Ernest Cannon and Elmer Luddeke for favors and coffee Monday. Don Bell is rarely around. Berner charged 2 cents. Jim Prause and wife thanked. helpers listed. Walter Koenig took his wife to Houston Monday. See Pat Sez Page 6.
Nixon and Chou En-lai conducted a long session in Peking described as productive and cordial. The White House refused to reveal substance, while Peoples Daily ran a large spread signaling renewed Sino US engagement during Nixon's China trip.
James Knight, chairman of Knight Newspapers, argues the basic concept remains: people want a tangible newspaper they can browse, clip, save, and read at their pace. He cites radio threats and the loss of newspaper extras as the main concerns, noting print endures amid facsimile and TV challenges.
A management audit program shows employees provide crucial insights to fix problems and expand strengths. Marquis-Bowles Associates cites cases from a warehouse worker who proposed an alphanumeric SKU system to reduce stock errors and save time and money. The process uses one to one interviews across all levels, with 700 questions and hours of analysis guiding corrective steps.
Henrik Ibsen likens a community to a ship where every member should be ready to steer. The quote emphasizes shared responsibility and collective leadership in guiding a society forward.
The American Legion Auxili ary Dinter Unit No. 3 met in regular session after a turkey spaghetti supper with the Legion. Reports on the Mid-Winter Conference were given. A $10 donation to the March of Dimes was approved. Plans for a Mexican supper March 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. with $1.50 tickets were discussed. Membership stands at 167.
Bruce Jank of Meyersville Texas will join 387 other boys in the world famous calf scramble at the 1972 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. The Friday night performance features eager youths chasing calves for a chance to win a calf of their own. Since 1942 the scramble has drawn big crowds and helped place more than a million dollars in livestock with Texas youth.
An unsigned editorial argues against shopping out of town citing excuses about city variety and convenience. It urges Cuero residents to buy locally to support community shops and keep money in town.
Cuero High School singers earned ratings at the UIL Region XHIII Solo and Ensemble Contest held February 19 at Victoria High School. Winners include Ruth Chaddock Karen High Linda Ley Becky Newsom Rachel Newsom Jay Coo ley Cheryl Fagan Elmoris Johnson Bruce Liesman Ben Prause Billy Jo Kohatek Rhonda Mueller Rebecca Reese Honda Harper Pat Cusack Dianna Diebel Cindy Goebel Kathy Weber Vicki Hall Jean Coggins Katherine Prause Alan Roby Holly Sheppard Sylvia Parker Deborah Bel cher Shirley Fox.
A devotional note argues forgiveness follows transgression and asks readers to avoid sin seeking happiness. It questions the idea that sin brings joy and emphasizes the desire for absolution and a better ending.
DeWitt Jackson and Goliad Counties move toward a joint probation office. A meeting in DeWitt County Courthouse finalized plans to apply for state grant funds. Judge George Trowell and County Auditor Lawrence Hennecke lead efforts with the Golden Crescent Council and Criminal Justice Council.
Washington reports wide speculation on Governor George C. Wallace and his bid for the presidency. Analysts note his influence on party policies may be the real goal, with Florida primaries looming and delegates likely to face challenges at the Democratic National Convention.
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