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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
2
Alfonso Gonzales composing room foreman of The Record had X rays at Cuero Community Hospital and feels fair as therapy continues. He may need corrective surgery here. Mrs Gus Thiele remains a patient at Citizens Memorial Hospital Victoria in room 511 for tests.
The Westhoff 4-H Club met January 12 1972 at the Westhoff American Legion Hall with 11 members and 2 leaders. Kathy Grover guest speaker. Kay Fuchs elected vice president. funds reported by Peggy Koenig. raffle calf for Cuero Livestock Show proposed. February program to cover animal grooming.
St. Mark's Lutheran Church schedules its annual meeting for next Sunday January 23. A 5 p.m. pot luck supper precedes the meeting with Elmo and Janie Krause donating a calf for the barbecue. Each family brings a salad vegetable or dessert to share.
Admissions include James T. Benningsfield Petra Trevino Arthur Gavlik Delia Gonzales. Dismissals list Dorothy Abel Rodolfo Gaona Alline Hutchinson Hattie Nichols Martha Torres and Josephine Harris.
Mercury Morris fumed on the Miami Dolphins bench after Dallas Cowboys 24 3 victory He blamed a fake field goal late in the game and coach Don Shula for not playing him enough Morris said the outside running plan failed and Dallas controlled the ball He plans to gain weight and seek more playing time next season With Thomas outperforming Morris in rushing and Dallas containing Kiick and Csonka Morris stared down a tougher comeback in 1972.
Local contest winners will tour Washington D C by chartered bus for four days visiting Mount Vernon Arlington Cemetery the U S House and Senate the Smithsonian Lincoln Memorial and other sites. On June 14 they join 1000 plus students for events by the National Electric Cooperative Association and the Rural Electrification Administration with officials and possibly Presidential Staff members.
Classified notice seeking a maid for general housework and cooking. Position runs mornings Monday through Friday with occasional Saturdays. Contact John C. Hamilton at 275 2331 between 8 30 a.m. and 5 30 p.m.
Southerly winds bring milder air into Texas ending a cold spell. Early lows ranged from 25 to 28 in handful of spots, with many areas in the 30s and 40s. The National Weather Service forecasts highs in the 50s and 60s today and 70s by Tuesday as Gulf air continues to warm the state.
A secret six year effort by Southwestern researchers claims a process turning ordinary trash into electricity, industrial diamonds and amino acids. Byproducts might fuel cars and provide protein, with potential use against diseases. the team calls the invention The Product.
Graveside services for Miss Lillian Beaumont 93 of Round Rock were held at Hillside Cemetery under Freund Funeral Home direction. The Rev C Rogers McLane of First Presbyterian Church officiated. Beaumont formerly resided in Cuero and died in Round Rock Sunday. She is survived by two nieces Mrs Eugene Quick and Mrs Louise Richards of Round Rock.
Golden Crescent COG and Nueces County gain grants to bolster regional training and juvenile education. The Golden Crescent award of 21,450 funds law enforcement training while Nueces County gets 30,580 to support detention center education and school liaison efforts. Coastal Bend RPC will match 8,850 in cash.
A major market event offers thousands of artists a four day chance to discuss art with peers. The convention stays closed to the public except the final day Saturday April 8. A directory of American artists and dealers is being prepared and information provided by artists or dealers will be included in the forthcoming publication. Time is of the essence.
NEW YORK stocks moved higher near noon as continued economic confidence and lower interest rates supported demand. Strong corporate results from IBM and Xerox bolstered gains for the 1971 market, aiding investor sentiment.
Proctor Hall will host the annual spaghetti supper per Lytha Keesler finance chair. The column also notes local letters supporting Cable TV and Cuero visits, a watercolor submission deadline, a park trip, hunting in cold weather, birthday wishes, and home cleaning tips for glass-ceramic cookware.
Supreme Court opens review of capital punishment amid 694 inmates on death rows. Stanford law professor Anthony Amsterdam frames the issue as a “mindless act of savagery” as arguments proceed with leading LDF and ACLU figures pushing to declare death sentences cruel and unusual under the 8th Amendment.
Doctors will discuss common neck shoulder and elbow pains at the ninth therapy seminar for continuing medical education. The event at the University of Texas Medical School in San Antonio features a Teleconference system linking 33 South Texas hospitals, with panelists Dr Charles A. Rockwood Jr, Dr Arthur E. Grant, and Dr Robert H. Persillin, moderated by Dr Paul Cutler.
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