Polliwogs by Polly Howerton at UT and local notices
Barbara Lane a UT senior heads a six week summer theatre program for junior and high school students in Baule USS directing a children's production and teaching theater skills. Local greetings, birthdays, travel notes, and a Baylor Castellin Center groundbreaking invitation provide community updates.
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Barbara Lane
University of Texas
Baule Uss
Barbara
Fritz
Marion Lane
Baylor University
Castellin Communications Center
Moody Memorial Library
Nixon to Review Legislative Plans Amid Election Year Focus
President Nixon convened top aides in San Clemente for an election-year review of program and legislation. Campaign manager Clark Mac Greyvor and liaison William Timmons join domestic adviser Ehrlichman and Fred Malek to map programs, assess bills, and ensure a smooth White House-Congress transition. Edward Perez Jr., Cuero High School graduate, enlisted in the U S Navy and begins seven weeks of recall training at San Diego.
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San Clemente
Calif
UPL
Nixon
Clark Mac Greyvor
Congress
William Timmons
John D. Ehrlichman
Fred Malek
MacGregor
Ronald Ziegler
White House
Con
Edward Perez Jr
Edward Perez
Cuero
U.S. Navy
Naval Training Center
San Diego
California
Perez
Cuero High
Council Weighs Brush Pickup Charge and Bids
City Council meets at 5 45 p m to consider a brush pickup charge and open bids for curb and gutter projects. It will discuss ending electrical allowances July 15 1972 and meter deposit policy. Reappointments to the City Planning and Zoning Commission are noted and a budget for the Cuero DeWitt County Health Unit will be reviewed. The council may authorize Gates Steen for delinquent curb and gutter collections and review new Municipal Park Clubhouse rates while the city manager delivers his monthly report.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Larry Smith
Cuero-DeWitt County Health Unit
Council For Action
Gates Steen
Sims
Rudy Fuchs
$39,500 House To Be Built In Cuero
A city permit was issued for a $39,500 three bedroom brick house to be built for Mr. and Mrs. John Richards at 1514 N. Terrell Cuero on a .77 acre lot next to Charles Lucas. The permit was reported by Glenn Sigmund.
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Cuero
Glenn Sigmund
John Richards
N. Terrell
Charles Lucas
Golden Crescent Veterinary Medical Association Formed
A new local veterinary group the Golden Crescent Veterinary Medical Association was formed to serve Victoria DeWitt Jackson Refugio Calhoun Goliad Lavaca and nearby areas. Officers elected include Dr T S McMurry Victoria President Dr Carles Tubbs Cuero Vice President and Dr Patti Luttgen Victoria Secretary Treasurer. Dr Joseph Bitter of Edna is listed as veterinary contact.
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Golden Crescent Veterinary Medical Association
Victoria
Victoria DeWitt
Jackson
Refugio
Calhoun
Goliad
Lavaca
Offiers
T. S. McMurry
Carles Tubbs
Cuero
Patti Luttgen
Joseph Bitter
Edna Was
Ben Veterinary
No Tax Increase In Cuero School Budget
The Cuero Independent School District board announces a 1972-73 budget of 1 621 000 with no tax increase. A public hearing is set for 7 p m in the administration building, followed by the regular meeting. The plan notes a 60 000 rise from last year offset by auto state teacher raises about 45 000 and higher air conditioning and maintenance costs.
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Cuero Independent School District
Board of Education
CISD
E. K. Sims
Tournament Slated By Troop 242
Troop 242 of Cuero sponsored by the Rawhide Riders Assn plans a city wide slow pitch Scout softball tournament at Lost Creek Ranch four miles west of Cuero on Friday at 6 00 p m. Five Cuero troops may attend with players filling in for any short teams.
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Cueru
Rawhide Riders Ass'n
Lost Creek Ranch
John C. Hamilton
Cuero
Hamilton
High Court To Decide On 271 Delegate Votes
The Supreme Court involvement centers on California's 271 delegates in the Democratic race. McGovern seeks all 271, after credentials committee stripped 153, but a Circuit Court order swung votes back to him. The dispute affects Humphrey Muskie Wallace and party unity ahead of the convention.
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High Court
Steve Gerstel
Miami Beach
George
McGovern
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
George C. Wallace
Democratic Party
Chicago
Richard Daley
Nixon
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
D.C
California
South Dakota
Gary Hart
Frank Mankiew
New AG Teacher Named Charles Hahn Returns to Cuero High School
Charles Hahn, a 1963 Cuero High School alumnus and Texas A&I graduate, is named agriculture teacher at Cuero High School replacing Mike Herrington who left for Dayton. Hahn served in Germany 1969 to 1971 and lives near Concrete with his wife from Pettus. He attends a Texas A&I Kingsville workshop Thursday and Friday.
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Charles Hahn
Cuero
Cuero High School
CHS
Hahn
Mike Herrington
Dayton
Texas A&i University
Germany
Pettus
Concrete
Texas A&i
Kingsville
Former Aide Threatens Exposure Over Slush Fund
A former chief aide to Representative Jim Collins of Texas warned he would send the congressman to jail if a slush fund operating in Collins' office was disclosed, a federal witness testified in Washington.
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Washington
Jim Collins
R-Tex
Collins
Patman Seeks Old Ideals At Fourth Of July Rally
Sen Patman urged a return to founding ideals during Belton Fourth of July events as testimony unfolded in a federal corruption case. Michael Henning,Collings employee, testified about salaries paid while a student at Stanford and a 1500 dollar payment allegedly diverted to projects not charged to congressional funds. The probe centers on Haag and a planned slush fund with kickbacks from Collins aides. The government plans further testimony from another former employee.
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Scawer
Bill Patman
Anenua
Belton
Neil Armstrong
Sen. Patman
Michael Henning
Collings
Stanford University
Henning
George Haag Collins
Haag
Federal District Court
Heening
Collins
Expressman
Washinton
Jack Anderson
FBI
Washington Grand Jury
Collins Congressional
Reporters aid injured Manila cop in fund drive
The Metropolitan Police Reporters' Guild launched a fundraiser for Manila policeman Ernesto Paquibol whose left eye was shattered by homemade bombs hurled by student protesters.
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Cop Manila
UPI
Metropolitan Police Reporters’ Guild
Manila
Ernesto Paquibol
Martha Mitchell Falters as GOP Loyalist in Nixon Era
Helen Thomas reports Martha Mitchell resisted her husband Jonny Mitchell's return to campaign work. She blasted the Nixon effort, questioned the security leak, and briefly defected from public duties while remaining vehemently loyal to the party.
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Washington
Jonny N. Mitchell
Nixon
Martha Mitchell
Mitchell
Martha
Ces
Republican Party
Treaises
Newporter Inn
Westwisfer Ganatry Club
Rye Nsy
Mitchells
Michell
Dauhter
Marty
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