Personal notices from Cuero area readers
Alfonso Gonzales The Cuero Record mechanical superintendent is in intensive care at DeTar Hospital Victoria after major surgery this morning. Several readers report weekend and weekday visits in Bay City Alice Cuero Lub bock Dallas and San Antonio with family on personal business and travel.
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Alfonso Gonzales
Cuero Record
DeTar Hospital
Victoria
Cuero Community Hospital
Victoria Hospital
Hattie Mae Nichols Mies Cuero Woman Dies at 37
Hattie Mae Nichols Mies 37 of Cuero died this morning in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced by Oak Memorial Funeral Home. Survivors include five sons John Jimmie Raymond Richard and Clifton Nichols three sisters Natalie Michele and Neney Nichols and her parents Mr and Mrs Dallas Nichols of Cuero.
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Mies
Hattie Mae Nichols
Cuero
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
John
Jimmie
Raymond
Richard
Clifton Nichols
Natalie
Michele
Neney Nichols
Dallas Nichol
Funeral Held for Mrs J H Thomas of Wake Forest
Funeral services were held for Mrs. J H Thomas of Wake Forest North Carolina. Her son J Carter Thomas of Cuero is named as a survivor along with grandson Burch Ware and granddaughter Mrs Ray A Voelkel. The service was held in Pleasureville Kentucky at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Thomas. Mrs Thomas died Friday in a Wake Forest hospital. Mr Thomas preceded her in death.
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J. H. Thomas
Wake Forest
N. C
J. Carter Thomas
Vero
Plea- Sireville
J. H. ‘Thomas
Thomas
Cuero
Ray A. Voelkel
Houston
Cuero Community Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed
The Cuero Community Hospital announces admissions for Elaine Aldridge Josephine Fuchs and William Spangle. Dismissals include Charles Knandel Reverend Oscar Wimbish Oscar Rau Dallas Nichols Lupe Villa and Nellie Nichols.
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Elaine Aldridge
Josephine Fuchs
William Spangle
Charles Knandel
Oscar Wimbish
Oscar Rau
Dallas Nichols
Lupe Villa
Nellie Nichols
Churches Get Minister for Lindenau and Westhoff
Rev. Harvey Rongers will be installed at St. John Lutheran Lindenau at 8 30 a.m. and at Westhoff at 10 15 a.m. on Jan 30. A post service pot-luck will be at the American Legion Center in Westhoff. Rongers hails from Somerset Ohio where he led St Paul and Drumms churches and is a Capitol University graduate of 1967. He was born in Castroville Texas, is married, and has one child.
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St. John Lutheran Church
Lindenau
St. John Lutheran Church of
Westhoff
Harvey Rongers
American Legion Center
Bongers
Somerset
Ohio
St. Paul and Drumms Lutheran
Capitol University
DWI Suspects Released On Bond In Cuero
Miguel V. Carmona, 23, of 508 Stockdale, and Leon Tisdom, 44, of 2303 Shelly Refugio, were released on $500 bonds after DWI arrests by Cuero Police Department. Both were jailed in DeWitt County.
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Miguel V. Carmona
Stockdale
DeWitt County
Carmona
Cuero
Leon Tisdom
Shelly
Refugio
Tisdom
Quotes From UPI Highlights Lawmaker and Politician Views
A UPI dispatch captures Texas lawmaker Don Cayness defending legislative service with a modest pay, Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire questioning defense spending amid war winding down, and Shoichi Yokoi recounting decades in jungle captivity after refusing to surrender in 1944.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
Pentagon
Agna
Guam
Shoichi Yokoi
Pat Sez By Guest Columnist Ss Godes Alive
A miscellaneous column lists local anecdotes and quips from residents including remarks about ammunition, social visits, small talk on coffee, a prune cake gift, and idle humor about divorce, highways, and a dog and pong show.
Honor Roll Listings From Meyersville Westhoff and More
Meyersville announces third six weeks honor roles with Highly Commendable and Commendable students across grades 3 to 7 led by Principal Leslie G Flessner. Westhoff reports second nine weeks honor rolls with multiple A and B honors across kindergarten through grade 7.
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Meyersville
Leslie G Flessner
Westhoff
Natalie Boehl
Arnold Hollomb
Billy Schulle
Linda Pena
Gene McMurtrey
Leonardo Villasana
Muskie aides assist campaign and local political moves
Opponent Po S. Muskie of Maine received volunteered help in his national campaign. Former State Sen. Walter Richter ruled out a run for lieutenant governor due to lack of funds. In Tyler, James Russell announced a bid for the 4th district. Land Commissioner Bob Armstrong hosts a January debt party to profit from attendees paying $10 each.
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S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Walter Richter
Tyler
James Russell
Bob Armstrong
Armstrong
Guilty Plea Events In DeWitt County Court
Monte Ross Engle pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in DeWitt County Court and received a $100 fine plus court costs and 10 days in jail probation for one year. Mrs. James L. Hodge pleaded guilty to defrauding by worthless check with a $1 fine plus costs. E A Valesky pleaded guilty to swindling by worthless check with a $25 fine plus costs.
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Monte Ross Engle
DeWitt County Court
James L. Hodge
E. A. Valesky
Geese force-fed in Western Europe for foie gras
In Western Europe geese are force-fed noodles to enlarge livers for foie gras. In San Francisco Pavle Junious II, 21, an unemployed janitor, says he shot two policemen after a parking ticket claim the system is at fault.
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Europe
San Francisco
Junious II
Pavle
Life on Death Row and the Texas Chair at Ellis Unit
The article describes the electric chair at Huntsville Texas, detailing confinement methods for condemned inmates and the process of execution. It notes the absence of an official executioner and how officials might handle pulling the switch if needed. It provides historical figures on executions and details about the death row population at Ellis Unit.
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Huntsville
Bob Morgan
Morgan
George Beto
Texas Department of Corrections
Beto
Mack Matthews
George Washington
Melvin Johnson
Ewell Morris
Charles Reynolds
Johnson
Ellis
Joe Edward Smith
Harris County
Death Row
Texas coast projects receive funding for breakwater and studies
The record lists numerous coastal projects with specific funding: Port Aransas breakwater 250000 dollars Freeport area hurricane flood protection 3000000 dollars Freeport Harbor 400000 dollars Gulf Intracoastal Waterway 3625000 dollars Matagorda Ship Channel 1100000 dollars Texas coast hurricane special study 725000 dollars Texas water supply and pollution control study 219000 dollars Palmetto Bend work in 1975 continues right of way and relocation planning and contracts with a total current year funding of 2414000 dollars. The Bureau of Reclamation plans an Edna office to oversee Stage I construction per Senator John Tower.
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Matagorda
Texas
Cal
Bureau of Reclamation
Edna Soon
John Tower
Polliwogs: a family voyage and local notices recap
Polly Howerton reports Jack and Susan Wallis and their three children Wes Sheryl and Sue plus dog Lilahsa returned Sunday from a twelve day trip to Petrified Forest Flagstaff Grand Canyon Durango and Breckenridge. Carl Tubbs notes Cuero purple martin sighting January 23. Local business updates and birthday shout outs follow with home tips on starching kids clothes.
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Jack
Susan Wallis
Wes
Sheryl
Sue Sue
Big Dog
Lilahsa
Petrified Forest
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Durango
Breckenridge
Housing Authority to oversee project and tenant homebuy options
The plan assigns administration to the Housing Authority and shifts ad valorem tax and major repairs to the developer, reducing federal cash outlays. Tenants may buy their homes later, with rent already paid counting toward the down payment. Some units will house elderly tenants and low income families in similarly built structures.
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Housing Authority
Bennett
Council
Repeal of Davis-Bacon Act Urged to Boost Construction Jobs
The author argues to repeal the Davis-Bacon Act citing high union wage floors on federally funded projects, kept unemployment high in construction at 9.7 percent in 1970, and claims repeal would expand entry for unskilled workers, curb inflation, and aid economic recovery. It also notes Fair Labor Standards Act sets wage floors for all industries.
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eRason
Markets Cuerko Cash Grain Met and Monday Livestock
UPI reports cattle and calves 400 head with slaughter cows mostly 56 higher. bulls weak to 50 lower. demand good. Feeder sizes 300-650 pounds at 37.10 to 47.00. hogs up 1.25 per cwt with 200-250 pounds at 25.50 25.75. sows 1.00 higher at 20.00 21.00. Sheep and goats few offerings, price test inadequate.
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San Antonio
UPI
USDA
Federal court redistricting plan faces disputes and deadlines
In Dallas Texas Secretary of State Bob Bullock filed an affidavit alleging errors in the federal court plan adjoining several districts and a city. Plaintiffs claim the alleged errors are typographical and fixable by another order. The court offered to delay the February 7 filing date if a special session could be called, which Governor Preston Smith refused.
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Dallas
Texas
Bob Bullock
Federal Court
Bullock
Seguin
Preston Smith
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