City and County Courts Diverge Under Separate Rules
Town Vaux notes the difference between County Courthouse court records and the Cuero Corporation Court. She explains city home rule versus county law, and how city and county authorities operate independently, with city policies set by the City Council and county actions by the Commissioners Court. The Record cannot print names unless in a permanent court record.
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City of
Cuero
Big Gulf
Sherif's
County Commissioners Court
Commissioners Court
Justice of Fo Peace
County Cort
Corporation Court
City Hall
Cuero VFW Honors VOD Contest Winners
Three Cuero High School juniors won the Voice of Democracy awards at a Cuero VFW Post 3972 meeting. Linda Ley, Carol Ross and Franke McClung received patches, key chains, and citations. Ley earns a $25 CHS awards day scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero High School
Voice of Democracy
Cuero Veter
Linda Ley
Poozie Ley
Carol Ross
Joseph Ross
Franke McClung
W. B. McClung
Miss Ley
Marion Mollenkopf
A. W. Schaffner
Joyce Dentler
Annie Brewer
Victoria
Kenedy
Texas Department
Mary Cottone
DWI Charges Filed Against Two Defendants in Cuero Case
Two men face DWI charges in DeWitt County Court. Danny Wayne Strain and Angel Romero Campos Jr. were arrested on West Main Cuero and released on $500 bond.
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DeWitt County
Danny Wayne Strain
Angel Romero Campos Jr
Strain
West Main
Cuero
Thought on love as life and death from Wilcox
A brief quotation notes Elia Wheeler Wilcox on love as vital, comparing a man’s breath and a woman’s life, and predicting time will always move forward with this sentiment about romance.
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Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Damage Suit Filed In Insurance Case
Minority stockholders of National Bankers Life of Dallas and Olympic Life of Fort Worth sue Gov. Preston Smith and 47 others for 27.7 million alleging stock manipulation and insider profits after Smith’s veto of a bill to insulate state banks. The 44 page petition seeks injunctive relief and damages from each defendant plus other awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Gus Mutscher
Rush McGinty
R. C
Sonny Schulte
Gus Mutscher Sr
Tommy Shannon
Fort Worth
Elmer Baum
W. S. Heatley
Paducah
Doug Sanders
Sharpstown Country Club
Claude Hooton Jr
W. D Haden U
Frank W. Sharp
Yvonne W. Hyde Bryan
Houston
National Bankers Life
Jesse C. Burton Jr
More Life
Taxpayers Get Break on Late Tax Penalties
Cuero Tax Assessor Glenn Sigmund says city county and Cuero school taxes due January 31 fall on a Sunday. Penalties are to be assessed on February 1 as offices plan to adjust for the weekend.
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Cuero
Glenn Sigmund
DeWitt County
Cuero Independent School District
Cuero Lions Plan Mop Sale And Civic Activities
Cuero Lions Club directors approved a Mop Sale on April 14 led by Glynn McWhorter for residential sales and Howard Bennett for industrial sales. They voted a $50 donation to the Pakistan Relief Fund via CARE and reported on the Christmas benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Lions Club
Glynn McWhorter
Howard Bennett
Pakistan Relief Fund
C.A.R.E
Cuero Rotary learns library board duties and hours
The Cuero Rotary Club heard Rev. C. Rogers McLane explain the Cuero Public Library Board’s functions directing operations and planning improvements. Library hours are noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 7 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Rotary Club
C. Rogers McLane
Cuero Public Library Board
McLane
Joe Boothe
Paul Abbott
Ed Pat Mixon
LeRoy Hamilton
Hamilton
Paul Lucas
Wayne Stimson
Victoria
Cuero Club
Soil moisture outlook worsens across Texas regions
Texas Agricultural Extension Service reports soil moisture remains short to very short in all 12 districts. Stock water is scarce and counties hauling water for livestock are increasing. Winter kill and green bug damage threaten small grains while mild days boost growth in irrigated fields.
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Texas
Agricultural Extension Service
Nordheim Girl Pursues Independent Study at Texas Lutheran
Patty Wilson of Nordheim participates in Texas Lutheran College January Interim independent study. Each student must submit a written title and plan of study, with three semester hours earned upon completion. Forty seven students are approved, twenty six off campus, including three projects in Europe.
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Patty Wisian
Nordheim
Texas Lutheran College
Miss Wisian
Europe
Oestreich
Patty
Edwin Wision
Rt. 1
Box 109
Cuero School Building Program Final Changes Approved
Construction bids for the Cuero school project will be opened February 2 at 7 30 p m in the high school cafetorium after the board approved final changes in the building plans. A 1 4 million bond issue approved by CISD voters in November 1969 funds a new junior high school and additions to Hunt and John C French Elementary Schools and Cuero High. The junior high will be built first on a tract bought from Southern Pacific Co near the CHS campus.
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Cuero
Lynn Evans
Corpus Christi
CISD
Hunt
John C. French
Southern Pacific Co
CHS
E. E. Sims
Folk Musical at First Baptist Nixon
The Youth Choir of First Baptist Church Nixon presents Good News a Christian folk musical during Sunday worship in observance of Youth Night. Linda Ley presides Youth Council sponsors. Program starts at 7 p.m. After the service a fellowship for high school college and career members will be held in the fellowship hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn Carter
Lions Crippled Children
Kerrville
Gene Grafe
W. K. Towery
Jim Stone
Howard Bennett
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Nixon
First Baptist
Youth Council of
Linda Ley
Milk Rescues Woman From Hungry Wolf in Cassino
In Cassino Italy Maria Cerlucci faced a hungry wolf in the countryside. She poured a bucket of milk, the animal drank it and allowed her to depart unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassino
Italy
Maria Cerlucci
Envoys Attend Cancer Session in Corpus Christi
Five DeWitt County delegates joined 125 American Cancer Society volunteers at the District 6 Crusade meeting in Corpus Christi. Local leaders included Mrs. O. E. Hall county president Mrs. C L Duckett Crusade chairman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Welker business chairman and county vice president and Miss Nannie Kay Baker of Yoakum public education chairman. Cancer research has led to modern treatment measures and extended lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt County
American Cancer Society
District 6 Crusade
Corpus
Chris
O. E. Hall
Cc. L. Duckett
Crusade
Harold Welker
Nannie Kay Baker
Yoakum
Venice
Dewitt
Corpus Christi
Harvid Welker
BK. Hall
Nannie Ray Baker
Lucakum
Public Relahons
Crusade Drives Reach Across Texas In Cancer Fight
Dr Vernon L Medlin of Corpus Christi district director says delegates bring sacrifices and unity to the cancer crusade. Mrs Duckett notes De Witt County goal of 5000, district goal 168000 for 16 counties. Miss Baker explains USC dollars aid Texas cancer fight. Dr Leo L Bailey of Kingsville urges volunteers to dream of wiping out cancer. Mrs Alton Zamzow reports on the January 15 national ASC meeting in Cincinnati with celebrity volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon L. Medlin
Corpus Christi
Duckett
Miss Baker
USC
Texas
Leo L. Bailey
Kingsville
Martin Luther King
Alton Zamzow
Three Rivers
ASC
Cincinnati
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D. L. Prentice Record
Apaner
PROM
Central Press
John Kraner
Moon
NASA
Command Module
Mission Control
Ans of Foreign Wars
SEC
Mutscher
Cuero Lions
College Station
Texas Lutheran
1St Baptist
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