Cuero Board of Equalization Meets With New Members
The Cuero board of equalization will convene Thursday at 4 p.m. in a session chaired by city assessor Werner Fischer. For the first charter year, the board includes non council members J. J. Fischer Jr., Bill Ferguson, Ray I. Morgan, Pat Dunn, and Nathan Post. Forty three letters were mailed to new homeowners and others in the tax rolls.
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Board of Equalization
City of
Cuero
Werner Fischer
J. J. Fischer Jr
Bill Ferguson
Ray I. Morgan
Pat Dunn
Nathan Post
Fischer
MRS JOE GRAS Paving Two Miles of Cabeza Road
Town Talk notes confusion as county road commissioner Mrs. Gras learns she is funding two miles of Cabeza road after Dave Weber states asphalt was unloaded in the area under her name. The piece also mentions National Guardsmen deployed for a two week break at North Fort Hood.
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Joe Gras
Precinct 3
Cabeza
Dave Weber
North Fort Hood
Man Charged in Desertion and Related Offenses
Joe P. Sanchez faces county court charges for wife and child desertion filed by Minnie Sanchez. The couple has two children ages 5 and Damon Avery Veazey. Separate case: Damon Veazey charged in county court with driving while license suspended. Justice court charges filed against 11 persons. Names include Oliver B. Spilman of Corpus Christi for drunk driving and failure to stop. Arthur W. Blackwood of Dickens, overheight Herort Co Jackson, Dales. Speeting Heasnes Guy McLean of Liveland. Alved James Prusek cited for address omen expires. Nek Cgonzdies Aguilar of Hou.
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Joe RP. Sanchez
Minnie Sanchez
Damon Avery Veazey
Justice Court
Oliver BP. Spilman
Corpus Christ
Arthur W. Blackwood Dickens
Heught Herort Co Jackson
Dales
Heasnes
Guy McLean
Livelland
Ran Alved James Prusek
Mrs. Gras Named First Lady Road Commissioner in DeWitt
Mrs. Joe Gras, nee Danay Nunez, is sworn in by District Judge Joe Kelly as the first lady road commissioner in DeWitt County history. She fills the late husband’s unexpired Yorktown Precinct 3 term, vows to uphold promises, and receives support from County Judge George Trowell and fellow commissioners.
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Joe Gras
Joe Kelly
Precinct
DeWitt County
George Trowell
Yorktown
Victoria
Mrs. Gras
Danay Nainez
Yorkswawn
Cuero Elementary renovation approved by school panel
Cuero Elementary School will stay within the public school system as a three story white brick renovation is recommended by the citizens committee. The panel disputes the condition of John C. French elementary with engineer Mike Jenson calling it unsafe and beyond repair, favoring demolition and rebuilding.
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Cuero
Citizens Committee
John C. French
Mike Jenson
Mech
Juvenile Girls Arrested Here In Cuero Police News
Cuero police held two local juvenile girls aged 13 and 14 who had been missing since Saturday. Chief Charles Clark said he located them in Cuero and a conference with their parents was arranged at the station. In other news, Jack Hotz was fined $13 for assault on Della Hall.
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Cuero
Charles Clark
Jack Hotz
Della Hall
City Council Screens Applications for Mayor Aide Posts
City officials plan a sequence of interviews for Citymanester candidates. Mayor Bill Name notes interviews with U S candidates will occur at sessions beginning July 23 after a public hearing on the proposed street paving program. Nami will start notifying applicants by phone today. Councilmen met in executive session Monday night.
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Bill Name
Unea
Nami
20 Cent Tax Called Ample For Cuero School Bond Plan
Cuero Independent School District Supt Marvin Kirkman told a citizens committee that a 20 cent tax increase would be ample to finance the school program including a $900000 bond. He outlined a thirty year bond within the district’s current financial structure. The article notes the tax discussion and references Page 95.
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Cuero
Marvin Kirkman
Citizens Committee
Cuero Independent School District
Connally Blue Ribbon Panel Outlines Higher Ed Cost In Texas
Gov. Connally's blue ribbon panel calls for major funding to raise Texas higher education to a top tier. Proposed spending rises to 165 million for 1966-67 and 255 million for 1967-69, with tuition doubling from 9 to 100 dollars per semester. Reactions ranged from shock to praise as focus falls on salaries libraries and research.
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Austin
UPI
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Grady Hazlewood
Amvrillo
David Haines
Bryan
Board Planning For Architect Selves in Cuery District
Supt. Marvin Kirkman says the board will hire an architect within a week to work with officials on proposed building plans. Tonight the board interviews three firms Youngblood and Landis Austin Noonan Croker and Rogers San Antonio and Ault and Rick Victoria. Two other firms Kellner and Bohn San Antonio Wyatt and Hedrick Houston were interviewed earlier. The hired firm will begin rough cost estimates for various structures. Kirkman also met with Meyersville Arneckeville officials and plans a similar session.
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Cuery School
Marvin Kirkman
Youngblood and Landis
Austin
Noonan, Crocker and Rogers
San Antonio
Ault
Rick
Victoria
Kellner and Bohn
Wyatt and Hedrick
Houston
Supt
Kirkman
Meyersville
Arneckeville
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Jenson
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Eugene E. Johnson Jr
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