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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers notes a 19 year old college junior who travels out of state to visit a boyfriend without informing her parents. The columnist says she should be allowed to make plans and call from the road, reflecting on trust and maturity.
In a final decision before his death last Friday Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin held the Texas Air Control Board may regulate odors from cattle feed lots. The opinion says the board shares authority with the Texas Water Quality Board and the Texas State Department of Health over stockpiling of feed lot manure to prevent odors and may regulate via construction and operating permits under the Texas Clean Air Act.
Mrs Anna Jutz died January 1 after a lengthy illness in a San Antonio nursing home. Rev H A Hanson of St Mark's Lutheran Church officiated at yesterday's funeral with burial at Hillside Cemetery. Pallbearers included W A Afflerbach Edgar H Atzenhoffer Herbert C Atzenhoffer Werner Afflerbach Clifton Afflerbach Emil Afflerbach and Fritz Riedesel.
An IRS official urges keeping all supporting documents for as long as needed, noting that good records speed returns once W-2 forms arrive and reduce last minute searches near filing deadlines. He advises accumulating records through 1973 to ease 1974 filings and using the prior year’s return as a guide.
Rose Marie Jasek of Moulton won the District 24 Voice of Democracy contest sponsored by the VFW and Ladies Auxiliary. At 16 she is the daughter of Marvin and the late Mrs. Jasek and attends Moulton High School. Carl Salter of Lolita took second, 17, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Salter, Ganado High School student. Nancy Ann Gibson, 17, Port Lavaca, third, Calhoun High School student. Jasek’s tape advances to the state level in Austin. district winners receive plaques at the convention.
In Ulster Belfast Roman Catholic and Protestant churchmen join to denounce killings blamed on religious hatred. In Argentina Buenos Aires the presidential nominating deadline passes with nine candidates, several allied with exiled former president Juan D Peron. In Reidsville Georgia four state prison guards are released unharmed after being taken hostage by inmates voicing grievances to the governor.
Looking Back notes that city schools will begin classes after the holidays on Monday with E. B. Morrison taking the post as superintendent, succeeding O. A. Zimmerman who resigned after 12 years to become business manager. The item also mentions a local social trip to Los Angeles by several residents.
Al Champion known as Champ leads Cuero retail scene as former Retail Merchants President and proponent of Shop Cuero First. He and wife plan an honest to goodness vacation after years of work, thanking Cuero patrons as they prepare to travel to Rockport for fishing before visits. The Champions live at 1207 E Morgan and attend St Michael's Church.
Mr and Mrs Dan Williams of Lake Jackson welcome a baby girl Christen Blanche born Thursday January 4 at 7 00 a m weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Garlan Bauer and Mrs D O Williams all of Cuero
Rep John Melcher chairing a Democratic agriculture task force invited both Democratic and Republican farm state members to sessions Thursday to review options including court action. He criticized the President for delaying cuts until after the election while farm state senators and congressmen protested announced reductions.
Visiting hours are daily 10 to 12 a.m. 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Admissions include Mr. Rudolph Schulle and Miss Frances Tupa. Dismissals note Mrs. Ida Kasper Mr. Pete Anzaldua and Mr. Anton Bruns.
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