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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1972
Page
3
In this reader exchange Ann debunks handwriting analysis as a personality tool and answers letters about a German-based pen pal, a hearing aid pin gift, and office moral concerns. The column also promotes an alcoholism awareness booklet with a request for 35 cents and a self addressed envelope.
Finley Blackwell of Cue Ro Livestock Commission reports a steady market for all calf and yearling classes. A total of 1650 cattle 50 hogs 20 sheep and three horses were sold with packer cows and bulls weaker while top bull prices around 32 dollars. Heavy steer calves and bull yearlings sold fully steady with lighter weight steers 48 to 85 per cwt and stocker heifers 40 to 58 dollars. Hog prices top at 28.50 with most good hogs near 27.50.
President Nixon, ahead in Gallup and Harris polls, will stay largely out of view to avoid intraparty clashes among Democrats. He arrived for a 2% week stay at the Western White House with friends, dined in Los Angeles, and met with Kissinger to shape U.S. position for Paris talks resuming July 13. Maj. Gen. Alexander Haig telegraphed from Saigon with latest updates.
Steven J. Drapalla 86 of Cuero died Sunday in a Cuero hospital. Services at St Michael’s Catholic Church with burial in Hillside Cemetery. Also, Mrs Janie Maxey 90 of Westhoff died Sunday in Victoria Hospital. Burial in Westhoff Cemetery. Survivors listed for both families.
Robert L Griffin 44 died in San Antonio June 29. Funeral held July 3 at Mount Bethany Baptist Church. Rev E J Johnson officiated. Burial in Tomaston Cemetery under Jamison Funeral Home direction. Survived by sisters Alice Griffin Cuero and Jimmie R Griffin San Antonio.
A list of admissions at OAR Venales includes Fay Schorlemmer, Charlie Watts, Diane Coney, Nannie Mooney, Frances Lopez, Mary Garibay, Willie Bade. Dismissals mention Remilda Schultz, Hubert Boyd, Angel Gonzales, Catherine Laake, Walter Lewis, Bernice Billings.
Crossword clues and cryptogram puzzle entries show a themed grid with entries for across and down words, a daily cryptoquote, and related hints. The page lists Oscar winning clues, city names, foreign terms, and wordplay prompts, typical of a newspaper puzzle page.
U.S. Army in Vietnam shed 4,000 personnel last week, leaving about 41,200 on rolls. Navy strength fell 300 to 2,200, Coast Guard steady at 100. Thailand bases exceed Vietnam operations with seven bases for U S military traffic versus three in Vietnam. Officials say Vietnam force level last week was the lowest since April 1965 when 46,000 served.
Four DeWitt County 4-H members will participate in District Ten 4-H Citizenship Day in Austin on July 6. Participants include Sharon Olson, Janyce Lehman, Fred Mueller, and Paul Reyna, with adult leaders Chester Bettge and Meyersville adults. The event, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Austin agricultural committee, includes tours of the State Capitol and government buildings.
A month after graduating with honors from the University of Washington Nguyen Thai Binh tried to hijack a Pan American 747 traveling from San Francisco to Saigon with lemons for bombs. He held a stewardess hostage and demanded a flight to Hanoi using a note in his own blood to threaten the pilot Captain Gene Vaughn.
The UDA declared Belfast three and Portadown one would stay off limits to security forces until Londonderry IRA positions are crushed. The TRA warned that any of its squadiaries acting without provocation would be punished.
Marine Lance Corporal Alvin R. Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Clark of Cuero Texas, graduated from the Marine Security Guard School in Washington D C and will report for duty with the American Embassy in Djakarta Indonesia.
Two Cuero freshmen Michael Wisda and David Cusack earned Dean’s List honors at Texas Tech University College of Arts and Sciences in Lubbock. Eligibility requires 12 semester hours and at least a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
Mrs. W. T. Spears is the new secretary at the Cuero DeWitt County Health Unit. She succeeds Mrs. Bern Caldwell who has retired. Other health department personnel include Mrs. Bette O'Delle, public health nurse, and Burges Davis Jr., sanitarian. Dr. J. C. McQuire of Virginia is the unit director.
Historical note suggests Normandy in France took its name from Nor Semen, a legendary or early settler, linking the region's identity to Viking era settlement patterns.
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