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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
1
In a light Monday gathering, guest columist recalls chats with Walter Sager and Dr. W. R. Towery, notes a humorous exchange about a "Back to school sale" liquor store, and mentions visits from Jackson Clark Meinert Muller and Werner Wolf along with a stranded motorist who joined for dinner after coffee chats.
A Travis County grand jury investigates a $90,000 loan from Shearn Moody Jr.’s bank to House Speaker Gus Mutscher and aide Rush McGinty. Four witnesses were subpoejed, with two lawmakers Volunteering to testify. The probe ties into bribery charges against McGinty and related Moody-backed bills.
DeWitt County plans three new Wildcats locations. George A Musselman No 1 Anna Barre lies 242 miles east of Arneckeville for 9100 feet. McCulloch Oil Corp No 1 Paul Domann near Yorktown proposes 10000 feet on 14 acres in the James Kimberling Survey A-283. Monsanto Co No 1 Drapella near Upper Meyersville on 120 acres in James Duff Survey A-153 for 8500 feet.
The Texas Railroad Commission postponed setting February oil production allowables until next week due to conflicting crude stocks data. Chairman Byron Tunnell cited Texas stocks at 94.2 million barrels on Jan 7, the lowest in four years, yet company reports show stock levels above desired. January stocks are down 14.5 million barrels from last year by 3.8 million.
Cuero faces Seguin in a 7 30 p m non district game at home marking the first meeting between the Gobblers Class AAA and the Matadors Class AAAA. Cuero shifts to district play Friday night in Schertz Cibolo vs Samuel Clemens.
GBRA has accepted conveyance of the River Bend sewage collection system from Lone Star Development Company marking a milestone toward the first tertiary treatment system in the area. The plant will remove 90 percent of organics and phosphates to protect the Guadalupe River. inspection by GBRA officials preceded acceptance.
The Record interviews Larry Smith to explain Cuero’s cable TV situation. City officials seek facts from multiple companies and may draft a franchise ordinance with terms, including installation under ten dollars and monthly service under five ninety five, plus extra set charges.
Cuero United Fund reports a 104.1 percent over the goal of 11000 in the final United Campaign Reporter. Other area drives reach 110.7 percent in Gonzales 106.7 in Victoria 103.9 in Shiner 102.5 in Weimar and 100 percent in Karnes City. Statewide total reaches 97.89 percent of a 44567049 goal with 43625481 raised.
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered immediate abandonment of the Southern Pacific rail line between Cuero and Yoakum. The ruling ends Cuero and Yoakum’s fight to keep the line, preserves same Gulf and north port rates, and allows nine months to remove tracks.
A Lear jet traveling from Fort Worth to Victoria struck a utility pole in fog and exploded three miles from its destination. All nine aboard were killed including William Wright president of Hickok Corp. The flight carried seven passengers bound for Yoakum to visit Tex Tan Welhausen plants. The Tandy Corp owned aircraft and Crews reported victims from Fort Worth Oklahoma City and New York with two women among the deceased.
Brief meditation notes on Psalm 3 5 claiming personal sleep through divine sustenance. Reflects on the Psalmist's example rather than suggestion. Ends with acknowledgment that the outcome proved effective.
United Press reports widespread cloud cover and rain with fog across Texas while mild to warm temperatures rise. Clear spells were scarce except in the Panhandle and Red River Valley with lows around 28 in Amarillo and highs in the 60s to 70s expected statewide into Wednesday.
Former Sen Ralph Yarborough and Dallas attorney Barford Sanders contest the Democratic nomination to oppose incumbent Sen John Tower. Sanders attacks Tower over housing project ties while Yarborough accuses state leaders of influence by big money. Sanders visited San Antonio while Tower campaigned in Waco.
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