One Nation Wide School District Debate Grows
The article contrasts a Texas ruling that local property taxes unfairly fund districts with a Virginia decision forcing merger and busing to promote integration. It argues a nationwide district could equalize tax bases and spending, but notes the challenge of achieving uniform educational opportunities across states and groups.
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Texas
Virginia
Richmond
Driver E scapes Injury in Crashed 1969 Model Car
Mary Noel Mussett, 17, of 711 FE Morgan, barely escaped serious injury when her 1969 model car blew a tire in the 1500 block of N Terrell at 10:58 a.m. Friday, losing control, flipping upside down and heading north. Police say the car was damaged badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Noel Mussett
Morgan
N. Terrell
Clinton Wright
Teddy Taylor
Wright
William Donald Carroll
Rox
Cuero
W. Main
Carroll
Main
Allan Roy Harvey
Route 2
Box 278
Mother's March Aims to Beat Birth Defects On Monday
Mrs. Bill Sanders leads a Mothers' March for the March of Dimes door to door tonight. Volunteers wear badges reading Mothers' March for the March of Dimes and Tonight I am a Mother. The campaign highlights birth defect prevention and support for research and care.
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Bill Sanders
March of Dimes
New Discount Record Shop Opens in Local Building
Mrs. J. C. Lucas announces Lonie's Discount Record and Novelty Shop at 705 South Esplanade in a newly completed building. An ad in today’s Record says a cosmetics sale is underway.
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J. C. Lucas
Lonie
Discount Record and Novelty Shop
South Esplanade
Wholesale Prices Edge Up Ahead of Stabilization
Nixon adviser Herbert Stein expects a brief bulge in wholesale prices after a 0.8 per cent rise in December tied to wag e price rents relief ending in November. He notes the gain is smaller than feared, while Senator William Proxmire calls the increase dramatic and disappointing as 1971 closes in persistent inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Ers
Stein
William Proxmire
D-Wise
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Proxmire
Smith Eyes No fault Insurance Plan For Texas
Gov. Preston Smith may push no fault auto insurance before the May 6 primary facing Ben Barnes and Dolph Briscoe. Insurance chief Larry Teaver says a switch could be recommended within 90 days, with a possible special session to enact a no fault plan for a two year test to measure rates and service.
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Austin
UPI
Preston Smith
Texas
Ben Barnes
Dolph Briscoe
Lust
Larry Teaver
Peppre
Teaver
Insurance Commission
Smith
Barnes
Briscoe
Carrollton
Insurance Board
Suspect Released On Two $500 Bonds After DWI Arrest
Pete Cisneros Gonzales, 50, of 207 Johnson Cuero, was released Saturday at 8 45 a m on two $500 bonds after Texas Highway Patrolmen Robert Dobbins and Jimmy Fitzpatrick picked him up at 12 55 a m on DWI charges. During arrest he allegedly struck both officers, and an aggravated assault on a police officer charge will be filed.
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Pete Cisneros Gonzales
Johnson, Cuero
DeWitt County
Texas
Robert Dobbins
Jimmy Fitzpatrick
Frigid Texas Weather Sends Light Snow Across Panhandle
United Press International reports bitter cold and light snow flurries across the Texas Panhandle and North Central Texas with no major accumulations. Forecasters warn of a drop to the 15 degree range and a freeze reaching south to Brownsville, followed by a modest warmup Sunday.
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Texas Panhandle
Texas
National Weather Service
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Mineral Wells
Dallas
Cleburne
Corpus Christi
NWS
Brownsville
Feed Grain Signup Dates Are Changed for 1972 Program
The 1972 Feed Grain Program signup runs February 3 to March 10, 1972, with several changes awaiting action in Congress. Notifications will go to producers as changes are adopted, and an Intention to Participate may be accepted earlier if the producer signs to accept future terms.
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Congress
Bible Thought for Today Psalm 1:6 Reflection
The verse contrasts two paths in life the way of righteousness and the ungodly perishing. It urges following the Psalms to seek God s way and live rightly.
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God
Collision at McLeod and Prairie No Injuries
Two cars collided at the McLeod and Prairie intersection Friday at 4 40 p m with no injuries. Driver Roger Lynn Boothe 16 of 315 Warren in a 1960 car southbound and Ada Thumann Trammell 61 of Route 4 Box 274 in a 1968 wagon westbound were involved. The 1960 model sustained moderate front damage while the wagon suffered severe right side damage.
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McLeod
Prairie
Roger Lynn Boothe
Warren
Clinton Wright
Ada Thumann Trammell
Box 274
Wright
Berner Named General Manager at Cuero Publishing
Homer Berner advertising director and board member has been appointed general manager of Cuero Publishing Company. Mrs. Jack Howerton, president and publisher, says the new role will help keep operations smooth and continue delivering Cuero and DeWitt County their daily newspaper.
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Homer, Berner
Cuero Publishing Company
Jack Howerton
Berner
Cuero
DeWitt County
Cuero Officers Praised for Looting Suspects Capture
Director John L. Guseman of Victoria commended Cuero Police Sgt. O. R. Campos and Patrolman W. T. Allen for their Jan. 10 capture of two armed suspects in Cuero identified as Abdul Hassan Bey and Farris Williams from Port Lavaca. The letter lauded their alertness, resourcefulness and duty.
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Set. O. R. Campos
W. T. “Tony” Allen
Cuero
John L. Guseman
Victoria
Palace
Abdul Hassan Bey
Farris Williams
Noth
Port Lavaca
Guseman
Clinton
Post Files For County Attorney Post Announces Candidacy
DeWitt County Attorney F Robert W Post announces his bid for reelection. He cites eighteen months in office and praises cooperation with the Department of Public Safety, sheriff, constables and Cuero Yoakum Yorktown police. He lists duties including filing felony cases and advising county officials.
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Robert W Post
Post
DeWitt County
Department of Public Safety
Cuero
Yoakum
Yorktown
County Justices of the Peace
Joe Kelly
Commissioners Court
George Trowell
Troop 245 Plans Eagle Scout Rites at St Mark's Hall
Boy Scout Troop 245 set an Eagle Court of Honor at St Mark's Lutheran Fellowship Hall on January 16. Scout Brett Chodie will receive the Eagle. August Bade and Edward Jackley will present colors. Don Mattson will give the invocation. the Rev H A Hanson will deliver the welcome address.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Fellowship Hall
At & P.m
Ed Clark
Brett Chodie
August Bade
Edward
Jackley
Don Mattson
H. A. Hanson
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
DeWitt SWCD Names Outstanding Farmers for State Contest
Melvin Straube and J C Alvis were chosen Outstanding Conservation Farmer and Outstanding Comeback Farmer by the DeWitt County Soil and Water Conservation District after a six farm tour. The six operations visited include Gilbert Prouse farm Yoakum Dr Robert Hartman Victoria Don Stiles Southeast of Cuero J C Alvis Nordheim Melvin Straube Gruenau and D Hay Yorktown. Voting was by secret ballot among attendees excluding SCS staff. The district will also nominate Fain McDougal for Outstanding Business Man and Electing Committee support.
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Melvin Straube
J. C. Alvis
de Witt County Soil and Water Conservation District
DeWitt
Gilbert Prouse
Yoakum
Robert Hartman
Victoria
Cuero
Don Stiles
Bridges
Nordheim
Gruenau
Bri. D. Hay
Yorktown
Soil Conservation Service
DeWitt County
SWCD
Fain McDougal
Menacver
Sor
Elecine Com
Agro Rural
Svcdi
Racheach Wirrener
Nie Bade
Wilburn Paremar
Wei County
Coop Jie
Jimmy Spring
Levey Codec
GBRA
Bil Bargmern
Y Town Young Farmers
Kio Smith
George Svat Fha
H. C. McDonald
SCS
Construction Recorvesed By VFW Post Home Plan
VFW Post 9T2 announces start of a new post home on the Yookum Highway. The 5.66 acre site already hosts a snack bar and barbecue pits. A metal building will be erected early next year on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Yookum Hiway
VFW
Farmers State Bank reports strong year and signs landmark growth
Farmers State Bank and Trust Company posts assets of 1 738 621 28 for 1971, up about 1 600 000 from 1970. The bank installed a large time and temperature sign in downtown Cuero and added an electronic time and temperature telephone line 275 2523. Directors approved moving 50 000 from undivided profits to surplus to 250 000 and declared a 6 percent cash dividend. Dr Raymond Reese joined the board, a Cuero physician with ties to local institutions.
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Farmers State Bank and Trust Company
Wolbat Mixon
Raymond Reese
Reese
Cuero
Kay Holloway
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Eagle Scout
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Farmers State Bank
Beecome
Ren
Dr. Reese
First Baptist Church
University of Texas College of Pharmacy
University of Texas Medical
Galveston
Scott and White Memorial Hospital
Temple
Bohman Clinic
W. A. Blackwell