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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1972
Page
1
A chaotic column quotes unnamed readers with jokes about a maid quitting and reflections on self improvement. It mentions a head shrinker for Al and notes about anonymous contributions and confidences. The piece includes playful aphorisms and hints at future items.
Cuero Post Office began selling Your Federal Income Tax a 160 page booklet by the Internal Revenue Service. It includes a sample filled Form 1040 and explanations keyed to entry pages. The 75 cent booklet is part of a nationwide program offering tax guidance at 15,000 postal facilities.
Breeders tout Limousin as the Cadillac of cattle citing cut-out superiority and early marbling. The breed, introduced from France via Canada, to the United States, is highlighted by shows in Fort Worth San Antonio and Houston with prize money totaling 2000 dollars for Limousin steers at the 1972 State Fair of Texas.
Victoria Texas UPI reports faulty altimeter readings may have caused a Lear jet to crash short of Victoria County airport in fog killing nine. Victims include William Wright Arlington Hicksoc exec and others from Arlington Fort Worth Tulsa and Yoakum. Pilot Dan Clifton Tulsa and co pilot Cecil Gipson Tulsa among the dead.
The Land Water and Air Resource Development Committee for DeWitt County met recently in Cuero courthouse. Members present included Heinie Bade Raeizsch Wagener Herbert Ruppert J C Alvis Harold Smith H C McDonald and Carl Wood. Carl Wood appointed project coordinator of the De Go La Resource Conservation and Development Project per Alfred Vander Stucken.
Boysen's Super Market promotes a limited offer for a 28 piece four place setting set of Johann Haviland Bavarian porcelain. The ad targets Cuero DeWitt County women and suggests gifting for weddings birthdays and Christmas. Includes dinner plate cup saucer salad plate bread and butter plate soup bowl and fruit dish.
The Nixon administration plans to require doctors and other health service providers to make permanent fee and charge schedules public after wage price controls expire. Hospitals nursing homes and health insurers would be covered but pharmacists excluded. AMA promises opposition, signaling another clash over federal moves into private medicine. Currently doctors need not list fees. post freeze rule limits increases to 2.5 percent.
DeWitt County holds a conservation awards program with a Feb 1 postmark deadline. Orval Wright urges entries to mail to Cuero P.O. Box 127, with two divisions for grades 9-12 and 1-8. Top county essays receive 15, 10, 5, and 2.50 dollars. district winner advances to Fort Worth for state and regional judging.
The Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post Winter No. 3 met after supper to plan the annual Bluebonnet Girls State program. Cuero High School juniors will vie for delegate spots to the government training youth camp in June, with 165 members reported and a 1972 goal of 160.
The Medical College of Georgia publishes The Cadaver as its student newspaper. It serves campus readers with student news, opinions, and campus life coverage produced by MC Georgia students.
Victoria judge Joe E. Kelly announces candidacy for re election to the 24th Judicial District which covers DeWitt Goliad Refugio Calhoun Jackson and Victoria counties with civil and criminal jurisdiction. He was appointed by Gov. Connally Sept 1 1963 after resigning as Victoria mayor and has since been elected 1964 and 1968. He notes law changes require study and training and cites National College of State Trial Judges and courses at Colorado LSU Nevada Sam Houston.
The Cuero Community Hospital board will elect officers for the coming year at the Feb. 15 meeting. Ed Pat Mixon replaces Dewey Schorre on the paving committee joining Howard Kleinecke. Longtime member Dewey Henderson and others remain holdovers.
Governor Preston Smith proclaims January 17 23 as 3.76 in 76 week to boost Texas farm earnings toward 3.76 billion by 1976. In DeWitt County income is about 152 million now with livestock dominating over 90 percent and corn and milo the main crops.
Cuero merchants report record crowds and heavy sales during the Retail Merchants Association and Cuero Chamber of Commerce third Thursday push. The campaign, with Buy at Home and Shop Cuero First themes, runs two pages of specials in Jodany's Record and supports ongoing city promotion.
A devotional note cites Psalm 5 about God preparing his throne for judgment and urges decisions guided by light. It emphasizes moral accountability and prudent thinking in daily choices.
Boy Scout Troop 244 sponsored by Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church held its annual election Tuesday. Officers named include Scribe Raul Liendo Treasurer Louis Liendo Quartermaster Fedie Orosco Patrol leaders Ernest Rivera Rudy Salazar and Johnny Olgean Bugler Raul Liendo Assistant senior patrol leader Louis Garribay Senior patrol leader Victor Vasquez Jr Twenty two scouts attended and welcomed two new members Birbian Flores and Chris Flores. Retreat patches were earned at a weekend retreat Scoutmaster Louis M Liende Jr and Assistant Scoutmaster David Ruiz invite all scouts and parents to a stew supper and social Sunday January 23 at 6 pm at Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Hall.
Mrs Helen R Buglerin 30 of Cuero announces Democratic primary candidacy for DeWitt County Tax Assessor-Collector. Present deputy in Frank R Thieme's office since Jan 1965 she has worked in Cuero and Seguin tax departments. Born Feb 22 1941 in Cuero she is a Cuero High School graduate and member of St Michael's Church Pilot Club American Legion Auxiliary and St Michael's Daughters Court.
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