SBA to Loan Over 100 Million to Celia Victims in Texas
K Mack Sisk reports the Small Business Administration expects more than 100 million in disaster loans for Hurricane Celia victims in the Corpus Christi area. About 26,000 loans had been requested with projections to 30,000 35,000 as the program expands.
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Harlingen
Tex
UPI
Small Business Administration
Corpus Christi
Rodney Martin
SBA
Martin
Monney
Beulah
Rio Grande Valley
Coastal Bend
Texas
Lubbock
San Marcos
Fire Auxiliary Plans For Yale Fete In Cuero
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Cuero Volunteer Fire Department met at the fire station to plan the 1971 Christmas party and the 1972 dance. President Gladys Laake led the meeting as members discussed bands for the events. Attendance prize went to Mrs. August Holzapfel and pins will be ordered for August presentation.
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Cuero Volunteer Fire Department
Gladys Laake
Leonell C. Post
Bobby Brown
August Holzapfel
Betty Bade
Gussie Buehhorn
Raymond Faltesek
Ann Drehr
Two Freed After Paying Fines In DeWitt County Jail
Bonnie Respondek and Felix Respondek were released after paying 100 fines each for drunkenness. Guadalupe P Salas and Charlie Banks remain in custody on pending charges.
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DeWitt County
Bonnie Respondek
Felix Respondek
Guadalupe P. Salas
Charlie Banks
Yorktown Social Notes Highlight Local Parties
Yorktown news covers a Matron's Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Lee Poetter with gladioli decorations and card games won by Mrs. James Wolf. Also reported are Karen Hathcox’s 11th birthday party at the Kupmann home, 52 Contract Club night hosted by Mrs. J. J. von Roeder, Donna Gerhardt's 10th birthday slumber party with a lamb cake, a kitchen shower for Karen Gloor, and details on attendees and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Poetter
Rose
Gilbert Koopmann
Karen
Jeri Metting
Susan Menking
Lisa Wolpman
Marilyn Adix
Martha Metting
Arlene Schroeder
Minette Kene
J. J. von Roeder
Gerald Gerhardt
H. C. Gerhardt
Lori Smith
Peggy Borgfeld
Norma Schroeder
Melody Rabke
Geraldine Wollny
Holly Lamprecht
Janet Sands
Arlene Ahrens
Meyersville 4-H Plans Feb Contest At Center
Meyersville 4-H Club discussed the DeWitt County contest set for February 6 in the Arneckeville Community Center at 2 p.m. Fred Muller gave the council report on the county 4-H booth for the Cuero Livestock Show. Dianna and Wanda Diebel demonstrated water well testing, Rhonda Doehrman spoke on What is Freedom, and 31 members gave roll call. Six adult leaders attended. Rhonda Doehrman led.
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Arneckeville
Fred Muller
Dianna
Wanda Diebel
Rhonda Doehrman
Dianna Diebel
Meyersville
Cougar Country looks at a mountain lions first two years
This Salt Lake City produced outdoor film follows Whiskers the cougar growing up in Colorado. The documentary from American National Enterprises blends natural scenery with animal encounters from fish catching to facing a skunk marmot eagle moose elk beaver badger and coyote. It aims to entertain both adults and children with nature shown vividly from the Rocky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
West
American National Enterprises, Inc
Salt Lake City
Recitation Group Performs Pledge Prayer and Motto
Valeria Rangnow led the opening exercise and led the group in singing My Country Tis of Thee during the 4-H gathering. The scene centered on patriotic ritual and shared expressions of civic values within the group activity.
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Valeria Rangnow
Newark Mayor Warns Cities May Be Next To Fall
Washington Newark Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson warns urban decay threatens American cities and says Newark will be first to descend into collapse. He emphasizes the danger and urges awareness of deteriorating municipal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newark
Kenneth A. Gibson
America
Manson denounces Americans in bizarre press release
Charles Manson releases a written statement blaming Americans for lacking compassion and denies being a cult leader. He calls himself a reflection of society in a volatile appeal. Senator Byrd comments on vote counting after Russell proxy questions arise.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Robert C. Byrd
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Doctor Graham Reports Truman Health Not Alarming
Dr. Wallace D. Graham, Truman's personal physician, said after hospitalization for stomach pains that the situation is not alarming and that tests will be run with results available later.
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Kansas City
Wallace D. Graham
Harry S. Truman
Truman
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By K. Mack Sisk
B. A. Davis
Congress
Yale
Venices
Renregiverve Dutc
Yorktown Society
By JO Ann Griffin
Bill Jack Hathcox
Sulphur Springs
Carlton Henry Mueller
Yorktown
James Wolf
J. W. Deborah
O. A. Schroeter
F. M. Pieper
Roy Boeckmann
Frances von Roeder
Donna
Mr. and
Karen Duncan
Karen Gloor
William Weise
Cliff Duncan
Berkshire
Jake Cohn
Cuero’s Family Shopping Headquarters
Main & Esplanade Cuero, Texas
United Press International
Bookkeeping and Counseling Service
Elmer A. Luddeke
H&r
Church Street
Cuero Office
N. Esplanade
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