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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1972
Page
3
A reader shares heartbreak after adopting a five week old grandson, then loses him to a divorce. Ann Landers urges keeping love alive via fostering and urges setting phone rules to curb teen misuse, with guidance on discipline and family boundaries.
U S B52 bombers hit near Quang Tri City to back a South Vietnamese push to retake the provincial capital. Communist forces using captured tanks slowed the assault, with air strikes also targeting Thua Thien near Hue and Kontum in the Central Highlands.
Excerpted pleadings from a so called petition of a madman accuse Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot officials of abusing publicity power. The document alleges a beard viewing contest to crowd public attention and alleges discrimination against a plaintiff who was refused beard contest entry. A judge in the 24th Judicial Court will hear the matter.
Henderson argues oxygen levels unchanged over 61 years and pollution on the decline. He notes waterways are safer now than during cholera and yellow fever outbreaks, and mercury in fish has halved since 44 years ago. He cites a $3 billion annual clean up effort and urges a hopeful global future. Rotary will meet next Thursday at the El Patio Restaurant.
Mr and Mrs Henry D Wood of Victoria announce the birth of a son at DeTar Hospital Victoria on July 6 at 11 35 a m. The newborn weighs 7 pounds 14 ounces and is named William James He is welcomed by brother Keith and grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry D Wood and Mr and Mrs James Lehman of Cuero
Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, paralyzed since May, plans a plane trip to Alabama to resume governance and then fly to Miami Beach for the Democratic National Convention. A medical team of seven will accompany him as he continues therapy to regain movement.
Mrs Effie Lee of Houston died Wednesday night in a Houston hospital. She was mother of R J Bob Lee of Cuero. Funeral services were held Friday at 3 p m at the Pat Foley Funeral Home in Houston.
Mrs. Guy G. Moran 86 of Salado Texas died July 1 after a short illness in Temple Hospital. Funeral services were held July 2 at Heartfield Funeral Home with Rev Roger Reed officiating. Burial followed in Salado Cemetery. Surviving are six daughters and two sons among 18 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Budget notes show Hiller Plumbing Co of Victoria with a low bid of 45900 accepted by the board for air conditioning of Cuero High School areas not yet cooled. Other bidders included Davis Plumbing Co and Anslinger Inc of Corpus Christi. New facilities and additions at Cuero High, John C. French, and Hunt Elementary Schools will be dedicated August with a 3 p.m. program and open house.
Looking Back notes Cuero Pumper team placing fourth at the Guadalupe Valley Firemen convention in Sezuin Friday with Walter Hingst Ewald Nak Neassie Wanjura William Kleinecke William Buehrig and Allen Indorf on the squad. Also mentions families visiting relatives and VFW appointment for Herbert Frels in 1967.
An armed man hijacked a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet with 57 aboard in San Diego, landing at Lindbergh Field and demanding 455000 for two Mideast crisis groups. He released 30 passengers and a stewardess, negotiated on payment, and warned he would keep two male passengers until the ransom and parachute arrive.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions including Lacey Kehutek Hilda May Erma Salazar Meta Schrade Earl Freeman Sylvester Sierra Sister Pauline Ermys George Wachtendorf and Harold Gene Schlinke transferred to Victoria for care.
Council sets July 15 start for rental prices of 45 dollars for cances and 25 dollars for reunions and receptions with a 10 dollar cleanup surcharge. They approve 2320 dollars for the Cuero DeWitt Health budget and allocations to DeWitt, Yoakum, and Yorktown. Reappointments to the Planning and Zoning Commission. study of unpaid cleanup and tax payments to the Cuero Housing Authority. electrical allowances to be discontinued after July 15.
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