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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1971
Page
1
A brief town column notes Ferguson paid for Rauphy on Friday. It mentions a pleasant visit with Ben E. Prause Friday night and extends thanks to Jeannie Bla lock for recent help. Phylma Bush shares a quoted reflection on character shown by conduct and choices.
The second anniversary sale of Lester Frets Jeweler was held Saturday July 1 with high attendance and prize drawings. Winners included Margaret Castillo first prize 250 dollars Martha Newnan second prize 15 dollars and Emmy Kaufman third prize 10 dollars.
Head Coach Buster Bret announces season tickets go on sale Wednesday July 7 at Cucro High School coaches office for 1.50. Last year holders have first crack, with remaining seats available to the public at any time. Contact 295-351 for details.
A large Cuero crowd attended the annual Lions Carnival and Barbecue at Cuero Municipal Park. The event raised several thousand dollars for local charities. Winners included Mrs. George Alson, Bobby Kurtz, Richard Ryan, Beatrice Jones, and a $100 prize to Chester Lions. Organizers thanked participants, sponsors, and Rawhide Riders for the sound track.
Justice Howard P. Green of the 18th district appeals returns from Europe with Mrs Marie Green after a brief meeting in a German hotel. They expect to fly to Cueto and then return to Houston by Wednesday.
A Cuero spokesman warns that unapproved contributions are being solicited by unauthorized persons. The public is urged to contact authorities if approached, as officials seek to halt improper solicitations and protect residents from fraud.
DeWitt County jail records show four men posted $800 bonds and were released after being held on DUI suspicions. Names include Frank Gutierrez Perez Domingo Ramirez Jr Johnny Todd and Romero Tavela Leon. Simon Hernandez was fined $50 for simple assault. Chever Rios and Alfonso are noted with speeding and license suspended charges.
Reports from PI DORADY Ark Beaumont Hope Fort Worth Hillsboro and surrounding areas describe a series of accidents. A single engine plane crashed near Dorady, Muse 24 from Fort Worth, a school bus struck a pole in Beaumont causing power outages, a two car collision near Hope killed one and injured two, a train collision near Fort Worth killed a husband and wife, and a shotgun incident in Hillsboro left a teen dead as police investigate.
A service change in the schedule at St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Westhoff was announced by the Rev Francis. The notice notes adjustments effective in June and July.
Incomplete OCR fragment describes a Houston event about a blind convention. The readable parts reference registration timing and an unusual aspect of the gathering but lack specific names, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm.
The Turkey Trot Association will hold a meeting on Wednesday July 7 at 1 PM in the board room of the Cue s Federal Savings and Loan. Escorts will guide blind and partially blind attendees through the hotel lobby and into event rooms as a convention centers on specialized divisions including Transcribers Teachers Blind Merchant and Blind Lawyers. Kenneth Jernigan of Des Moines Iowa is president and Dr Isabelle Grant of Davis California is treasurer with James Crawford as press director. Reina Alagiyawanna of Colombo Sri Lanka attends as head of an international federation.
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce float appeared in the Shiner Parade on Sunday July 4. Debbie Grate, daughter of Mr and led by Kenneth Mueller, rode on the float as local Jayene drove it.
An article notes grass cooling via evapotranspiration with one acre releasing about 2400 gallons of water daily and cites T L Edmondson of the USDA Soil Conservation Service in Cuero. It discusses grass diversity, improvement goals, drought tolerance, and Texas plant material centers in Knox City. It also mentions 1998 Kleingrass release and a brief item on Independence Day rides at Coney Island.
A southern Colorado group San Luis Valley citizens accuses weather modification efforts of causing drought and harming timbering operations. They plan to meet Gov. Love in Denver and may pursue a court challenge. Ben Livingston of the weather modification firm defends the project saying benefits include rainfall and hail control.
U S District Judge Woodrow Seals unveiled a desegregation plan for Corpus Christi public schools involving 15 000 bus riders and 1.7 million dollars in buses. The plan pairs schools across ethnic areas and aims for implementation at the start of the school year with potential appeals allowed within 15 days.
Members of Post M. Traveler Protective Association meet Wednesday evening in July as announced by L. A. Bauer for the American Civic Con tert activities and plans.
The Record reports changes in Towle carrier routes after term loss. Some subscribers may have been missed by new carriers. delivery adjustments may occur and no mail can be accepted after 08 PM.
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