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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1972
Page
1
School youngsters praises Texas Parks and Wildlife motion pictures shown at schools. Letters from junior high students express enjoyment, interest in geography and wildlife topics, and appreciation for free film access.
Carl Allen Williams 22 of Orange Grove released on 300 bond from DeWitt County Jail after hours held on DWI charges. Michael Phillip Mills 25 of Houston area released on 500 bond after DWI arrest by Texas Highway Patrol. Manuel Cardenas 21 Yoakum jailed on loud muffler and license charge after pickup by Highway Patrol. Charles Alvin Hardt 32 Cuero jailed on DWI after pickup by Cuero Police.
Cuero’s phone service rises to 4615 lines as of December 1 1971 a 34 percent gain for the year Hugo Geck manager for Southwestern Bell said growth signals broader economic expansion Cuero added 156 telephones last year and dialed calls averaged 16405 on business days in November 1971 Future plans include two new switchboard positions dial equipment for 200 extra numbers in early 1972 and relocation work to relieve rural south Cuero An overall regional budget of 150 million for Southwestern Bell in the San Antonio area supports these projects.
Old-line Democrats attend a Wednesday hearing on proposed party rules to reform procedures for selecting delegates to the Democratic national convention. The event features the women's political caucus pushing far-reaching ideas, with Roy Orr expanding the drafting committee to broaden input, though he says no packing occurred.
Hong Kong authorities and Lloyds backed investigators opened inquiries into the fires that wrecked the 83 000 ton ocean liner Queen Elizabeth off Hong Kong The ship burned for 24 hours and sank to a charred hulk with about 2 000 aboard no major casualties reported Officials suggested arson and sabotage as likely causes while Cunard Line and shipowners sent representatives to inspect the wreckage and assess insurance implications
The Cuero Young Homemakers hold a monthly meeting at 7 30 PM in Cuero High School Homemaking Department. Singer Co of Victoria will present Latest Sewing Techniques. Hostesses are Diane Barta and Carol Watson. They will discuss the March of Dimes Mothers March and seek MOD volunteers for Monday January 17.
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture board of directors will convene at 7 PM in the board room of Cuero Federal Savings and Loan Association to discuss official matters.
Exzeriel 3 18 warns that failing to warn the wicked brings their death and burden on the watcher. The saying asks what use we have unless we speak up. The message: we are our brother's keeper and must warn to save lives.
A Texas environmental committee released a survey showing one third of Texas House members voted early against key environmental issues. Twenty two representatives were labeled wrong on five issues, with 15 being committee chairmen under Speaker Gus Mutscher. forty House members had perfect records, while in the Senate ten of 35 did. The issues include the environmental quality act and pesticides control act among others.
The Cuero Chapter of the NAACP will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mt Herman Baptist Church Rev R D Odom chapter president urges full attendance as memberships are to be renewed
Temperatures across Texas ranged mild to cool with rain and fog in southern regions. Forecasters noted fog with lows near 28 to 40 degrees in El Paso and milder conditions elsewhere while El Paso and western areas saw clearer skies. The National Weather Service expected slight cooling and rising clouds with possible rain moving into the west.
The Cuero Record urges a city survey on cable television adoption, noting broad opposition and apathy among residents. The paper invites letters to the editor to gauge public interest and argument for or against a city franchise.
Gary and Nila Ellison of McLean Texas were rescued after spending Christmas in a snowbound van in the High Sierra mountains. They survived a week with no food as snow melted and Ellison hiked 18 miles to summon help. Each lost significant weight but recovered rapidly after rescue.
Former Texas senator Ralph Yarborough plans a 9 am news conference in the Texas Capitol to reveal whether he runs for governor or U S Senate. Dallas attorney Barefoot Sanders has announced for the Democratic U S Senate nomination, with Yarborough's entry seen as potentially shaping the race.
The Supreme Court refused to review an appeals court ruling that the Democratic National Committee's formula for allocating 3,016 national convention delegates is constitutional. The decision allows local party organs to fill their allotted seats, amid a lawsuit from big state Democrats.
Texas plans expanded cattle exports led by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Commissioner Jan C White outlines programs including buyer seller outreach, new export facilities at multiple locations, and a Mexican officials tour in January. In 1970 Texas shipped over 12.5 million dollars in livestock with new facilities funded by a 750 thousand dollar appropriation.
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