Air Force specialist Mauldin graduates at Shepard AFB Texas
Stele VES Staff Sergeant Harvey L Mauldin husband of Linda Mills daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Mills of 610 E Main Cuero has graduated from Shepard AFB Texas from the U S Air Force pavement maintenance specialist course Harold B Thorn brother of Mrs Ron Callander and B B Thorn has been visiting in Cuero for a week and prior to that in Florida is planning to fly into San Antonio Tuesday to return to his home in Parkersburg West Virginia Jr and Mrs Jim Pharr formerly residents of Cuero are here for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L. Mauldin
Linda Mills
Jesse Mills
610
E. Main, Cuero
Sheppard Afb
Texas
U. S. Air Force
Harold B. Thorn
Ron Callander
B. B.thorn
Cuero
Florida
San Antonio
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Jim Pharr
Shiner Man Granted Release From DeWitt County Jail
Max Rudolph Friedrich, 42, of Shiner was released from DeWitt County Jail Saturday at 9 a.m. after being held on a drunk pedestrian charge. Leonard Amaya Jr., 26, of Yoakum, released on a $500 bond for driving while intoxicated, was picked up by the Texas Highway Patrol at 1:20 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rudolph Friedrich
P. O
Shiner
DeWitt County
Texas Highway Patrol
Leonard Amaya, Jr
Yoakum
Highway Patrol
Queen Refitting Job Cost Estimated Millions
The fire broke out during refitting of the vessel described as Queen. The blaze spread quickly and the ship was abandoned with many people jumping into the harbor while others boarded nearby boats.
Van resident recounts two weeks stranded in deep snow
Ellison described being trapped in a van during heavy snow from December 27. He walked more than two hours to move a mile, waited for melting snow, and survived on chips and Collins mix. A frozen pump and ice bar aided daily water. after a week they found aid at Camp Whitsett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison
Camp Whitset
Funeral Services Held for Alfred Littles 80
Funeral services for Alfred Littles age 80 were held Sunday at Oak Memorial Funeral Home with burial in Woodmen's Cemetery. Littles died Friday in a local hospital. Pallbearers included Leroy Barefield Don Ray Littles Elvis Lee Littles Earnest Lee Littles Ray Dee Littles Jr. and Joseph Ray Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Littles
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
Woodmen’s
Me. Littles
Leroy Barefield
Don Ray Littles
Elvis Lee Litles
Earnest Lee Littles
Ray Dee Littles Jr
Joseph Ray Ross
God Is Alive and Cuero News Toasts Local Happenings
Guest columnist reflects on small town life in Cuero with visits, thanks to neighbors Walter Koenig and Don Bell, and local musings. Notes changes in farm sizes, social observations, and light humor about weather and cars. Ends with “GOD BLESS AMERICA.”
Cuero Notebook Highlights Local Happenings
Cuero residents discuss prices and local spots with a $1.50 haircut and a 5 cent coffee at Dairy Queen. Debutante Joella Pickering Smith is profiled, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Marvin Smith Jr. Mary Virginia Regan and Walter Payne visit from Port Lavaca after attending Youth Mass in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Neil Skiddings
San Antonio
Dairy Queen
Joella Pickering Smith
Esxpress
John Marvin Smith, Jr
Smith
Jane Jordan
Victoria
Joe
Ella Mae Pickering
Jane
Mary Virginia
Regan
Walter Payne
Port Lavaca
Austin
St. David's Episcopal Church
Charles Sumners, Jr
Washington D. C
Tom Summers
Houston
River Oaks
School Personnel Changes Include Several Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Sandra Spence Doris Cox Opal Becker Rowdy Mayer Leona Wisian Allena Litties Gertrude Scheffler Fred Henry Wendel Esmerelda Vela Thelma Hiller Doreen Hennes ey and Judy Lucas. Dismissals include Marsha Wolf An dra Mueller Sally Goebel Mary Trevino Antonio Alaniz and Elizabeth Kleinfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Spence
Doris Cox
Opal Becker
Rowdy Mayer
Leona Wisian
Allena Litties
Gertrude Scheffler
Fred Henry Wendel
Esmerelda Vela
Thelma Hiller
Doreen Hennessey
Judy Lucas
Marsha Wolf
Andra Mueller
Sally Goebel
Mary Trevino
Antonio Alaniz
Elizabeth Kleinfelder
Lawmakers named in environmental vote ratings list
The article lists Texas House members labeled as castings “bad” or “good” on environmental issues. It names Democrats and Republicans from cities such as Houston Port Arthur Dallas Longview Baytown and San Antonio, with many districts cited for their voting records. It notes a trading-at-home message accompanying the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Chet Brooks
Houston
Roy Harrington
Port Arthur
Oscar Maury
Dallas
Mike McKoo
William N. Patman
Ganado
A. R. Schwartz
Galveston
James P. Wallace
Charles Wilson
Lufkin
House
TCONR
John Allen
Longview
George Baker
Fort Stockton
Steve Burgess
Nacor
John H. Hannah
Bob Hendricks
McKinney
Ian W. Holmes Jr
Jake Johnson
James Easter
el Paso
Honore Ligarde
Laredo
Griffith Moore
Tom Moore Jr
Ware
Paul C. Moreno
Ff] Paso
Johnny Nelrons
Pasadena
Tom Niland
F Paso
Charles Patteron
Taylor
Dick Reed
Tati Sane
Yarborough Considers Texas Governor Bid After Months of Touring
The Texan Ralph Yarborough announces possible return to elective politics after years of campaigning and discussing state and national issues. He notes serious health and aims to be among Texas' oldest governors if elected, calling Tuesday his day of hope for Texas and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarborough
Texas
Piano ownership among American households cited by AMC
The American Music Conference says slightly more than one in seven American households own a piano. A curious tip suggests using baby powder to banish nose shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Music Conference
Texas Democrats debate draft proposals and representation
Old-Line Democrat Carrie Patman of Genado warns a meeting may decide if Orr alters draft proposals. Jane Wells of Austin says amendments aim to ensure proportional representation for women youth and minority groups from precinct meetings to the national convention in Miami this July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrin Patman
Genado
Orr
Patman
Texas
Miami
Jane Wells
Austin
Women's Political Caucus
Cuero Record Classifieds Daily Scan
Local Cuero Record classifieds compile notices and brief listings across categories. Readers find job ads, housing offers, auctions, services, and personal notices in a concise, daily roundup.
Democratic Party Delegate Plan Faces Supreme Court Review
In a June federal court challenge and an ensuing Supreme Court suit, the Democratic Committee's 1972 convention delegate plan was scrutinized. The plan allocates 46 percent of seats by state party strength from the last three presidential elections and 54 percent by each state's electoral votes, boosting small states at the expense of large ones and giving Alaska delegates outsized influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Committee
Miami Beach
Alaska
Massachusetts
California
New York
Bucks End Lakers 33-Game Win Streak With 120 104 Victory
Kareem Abdul Jabbar led Milwaukee to a 120 104 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, ending the NBA record streak at 33. Jabbar scored 39 points with 20 rebounds after a strong second half as Wilt Chamberlain fouled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Wilt Chamberlain
Milwaukee Bucks
Lakers
Jabbar
Lew Alcindor
Chamberlain
Larry Costello
Milwaukee
Laker
Costello
Los Angeles
Bill Sharman
Sharman
Lucius Allen
John Block
Bucks
West
Chicago
Cincinnati
Golden State
Houston
Baltimore
Phoenix
Seattle
Boston
Detroit
Buffalo
Star Quarterbacks Shine in Senior Bowl and Hula Bowl
Auburn star Pat Sullivan and Nebraska star Jerry Tagge led their teams in post season all star games. Sullivan directed the South to a 26-21 victory at Mobile while Tagge helped the North to a 24-7 win at Honolulu. Lions American Bowl saw the North prevail 27-8 as Horton, Crotty and Pifferini sparked the scoring with key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Sullivan
Tagge
Mobile
Ala
Honolulu
John Reaves
Florida
Reaves
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Sherman White
California
Ron Curl
Michigan State
Jim Sherbert
Oregon State
New Texas Facilities Claimed Largest Yet
White announces plans for new facilities by February 1, 1972 at Houston International Airport. The facilities will be the largest of the proposed sites and are described as unequalled in the United States, exceeding minimum standards by U S Department of Agriculture and Mexican authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Houston International Airport
Texas
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
White
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Shiner Man
Counle
Cuero V.E.W
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Pree
Irs
Carl Culpepper
Treas
Pilot Club OF
Cubrko
Doll House
Corinne Carlton
Cuero Lodge
Jack Edgar W.m. H. B. Weatherly
Sec’y
American Legion Civile Center
Otis Carpenter
Emil Buechhorn, Jr
Post
Bidg City Park
Wilfred Leist
Quartermaster AA
Guest Columist
M. P
God
Howard Green
Jo Brown
Walter Koenig
Don Bell
Leroy Pierce
Werner Wolf
Henry Luddecke Sr
Sandra Webp
Werner Kautz
Polly Howeler
W. M. Tieken
Main Street
Cuero Turkey Trot Bowling League
Cuero Art Guild
Weber Office
Gonzales and
Church Streets
Mrs
R. J. Adcock
W. R. Cochran
Mome Hunt
Cuero Community Hospital
Ralph
Dolph Brris
Coe
Price Daniel
Freund Funeral Home
Esplanade
Liscount
Tory
Supreme Court
Jerry West
Horton
Crotty
George Hunt
Tennessee
North
Pifferini
Jackie Brown
Stanford
van Brownsen
Bob Christiansen
UCLA
Brian Sipe
San Diego State
Columbia Pictures
Hammer
Rim
Reuss
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
Rainbo Rock
Nathan Post Lumber CO
N. Esplanade — Cuero
Cole Provision CO
SUN
DuBarry
Penetrating Cleanser
Young Pro
Elecka Drug
E. Main
KCFH
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