Texas budget ends session with no tax increase
The Texas Legislature adjourned the third special session with a 4.1 billion state budget that requires no new taxes. Disputes over rules and a proposed constitutional convention on an anti-busing amendment dominated the final hours as lawmakers weighed conference reports and spending priorities.
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Austin
Tex
Senate
Barbara Jordan
Houston
Ben Barnes
Smith
Cuero Scout Tournament Honors Troops and Awards
Fifty boys and twenty five adults from Cuero Troops 241 243 and 245 competed. Troop 241 won first, 243 second, and host 942 third with 243 earning the sportsmanship trophy chosen by the captains Ralph Hartman Jeff Ray and Jeff Dietze. Trophies from The Chisholm Trail Western Wear Store Cuero. Scoutmaster John C Hamilton. After a hot dog supper Game Warden Bill Drehr demonstrated snake identification. Head Umpire Skippy Griffin officiated with help from adult scouters.
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Cuero
Ralph Hartman
Jeff Ray
Jeff Dietze
Chisholm Trail Western Wear
Youth Bicycle Car Collision Near Cuero Park
A youth rider collided with a car in Miss Respondek's traffic lane. The boy was knocked to the pavement after swimming lessons at Cuero Municipal Park. His father said the leg would be in a cast for six months.
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Tomanice
Looking Back Cuero records recall Legion leaders and local moves
In 1947 Lawrence Henneke was elected post commander of Winter Post No. 3 American Legion and Mrs. Charles Koenig Jr. was named Auxiliary president at a regular meeting. Others noted include Cuero residents traveling to Austin, railroad work planned in Edinburgh, and local anniversaries and travels recounted from decades past.
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Lawrence Henneke
Winter Post No. 3
American Legion
Charles Koenig, Jr
American Legion Auxiliary
W. S. Dubose
Westhoff
Murray Tarkington
Cuero
Austin
Adele
Jenebel Dubose
Wayne Bowen
Don Koenig
Gillett Sheppard
David Spellman
Edinburgh
Total to date and goal for fundraising funds
A financial brief notes a total to date amount of 12,095.00 and a goal of 20,000.05 with 7,945.09 remaining. The fragment references a fundraising campaign and links the figures to progress toward the target.
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Capital Capital
Equty Capital
Hospital Admissions at Cuero Community Hospital
Grace Macha Scott Tomance Florine John James De Los Santos Bonnie Benbow Fay Schoremmer Hazel Fore Jewel Sistrunk Olivia Baker Buena Cosby Alberta Battles Frances Lopez admitted to Cuero Community Hospital in the latest roster update.
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Grace Macha
Scott Tomance
Florine John
James de Los Santos
Bonnie Benbow
Fay Schoremmer
Hazel Fore
Jewel Sistrunk
Olivia Baker
Buena Cosby
Alberta Battles
Frances Lopez
Tax Levy Hearing Set By County Commissioners
Van Howard of Dobbins Howard and Harris San Antonio tax consultant will attend Tuesday's meeting to advise the commissioners court on tax obligations and help determine the amount needed for the tax levy. The estimates will be explained at the public hearing before the court officially sets the 1972 tax levy.
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van Howard
Dobbins
Polliwogs Continue Highlights of Local Visits
The column lists visitors and greetings from Boston Massachusetts Corpus Christi Texas Shreveport Louisiana and Safford Arizona. Guests include Vic Bacigalupo Judith L Goode Jenny Goode and the Cochran family visiting with Mrs Walter Reiffert. Also noted is a belated birthday for John Meitzen of Austin.
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Vic Bacigalupo
Boston, Mass
Judith L. Goode
U.C.C. Corpus Christi, Tex
Joe Goode
Jenny
John Meitzen
Austin
Funeral services for Max H Gottschalt set at St Mark's Lutheran
Funeral services for Max H Gottschalt aged 69 are scheduled Sunday at 2 30 p m at St Mark's Lutheran Church with Rev Clifford Schmidt of Victoria officiating. Burial will follow in Hillside Cemetery under Freund Funeral Home direction. Gottschalt died Friday in a local hospital.
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Max H. Gottschalt
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Clifford Schmidt
Victoria
Hillside Cemetery
Freund Funeral Home
Gottschalt
Local Names List From Community Roster
Readable portion lists numerous individuals including Brenda Means, Car olyn Buchhorn, Sonia Saenz, Wendy Adams, Marilyn Cheat ham, M'Liss Mueller, Jo Ann Koenig, Peggy Koenig, Arthur Means III, Wanda Rainer, Kaye Kuhlich, Peggy Warzecha, Patricia Miller, Laurie Buchhorn and others such as Rhonda Doehrman, Paul Angerstein, Dianna Carrisalez, Deres Teresa Diebel, Cynthia Diebel, Glenn Lynch, Janyce Lehman, Kay Fuchs, Rebecca Rainer, Laurie Dunn, Debbie Frederick, Tina Fox, Tammy Hickey and Sandra Nii.
Library summer reading sessions scheduled for youths
Sessions run for ages three through six from 10 to 11 a.m. and 11 to 12 noon. First through third graders meet Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 1 to 2 30 p.m. Friends of the Library assist with the program. Final classes end with a party, including a July 31 celebration for readers who complete 12 books.
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Friends of the Library
Local unit aids hospital with robes and entertainment
Members of the local unit made robes and provided entertainment for patients. The Carpenters assisted, and about 25 canteen books were distributed to lucky-number holders. Canteen books can be used for candy, shaving supplies, and other patient necessities.
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Carpenters
Evening College Courses Offered For Current Semester
Government 113 Math 173 English 223 and History 183 will be offered this semester. Courses are transferable to any accredited college or university in the state. Beginning students need not be high school graduates if they are mature and dedicated.
DeWitt County Historical Notes Highlights Local Heritage
Isabella K. Schaffner reports visitors to the DeWitt County Historical Museum and ongoing work by the county committee. Exhibits frames are being painted for two displays. The marker committee gathers material for Thomaston inscription noting its railroad town status. St. Marks Lutheran Church marker arrives and will be set up. The church was organized July 18 1886 with 30 charter members. A history of the Hochheim Mason Ic Lodge by O A Zimmerman covers its move from Concrete in 1856 to Hochheim in 1884.
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Port Arthur
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Parker
Supreme Court
DeWitt County
Thomaston
Des Witt County
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
O. A. Zimmerman
Masonic Lodge
Hochheim
Concrete
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