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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1971
Page
11
Leather Industries of America notes color and comfort dominate this fall’s little girls footwear. Boots, laced sneakers, oxfords, and strap-pumps feature suede, patent, and leather mixes with fringe, hardware, and wrap straps. Shearling-lined options appear in both boots and sandals for back-to-school style.
In a reflection on death a bishop urges facing mortality with faith. He ties birth and death to God's plan and notes modern doubt about heaven and hell. He cites Christ's Easter return and the evolving human quest for meaning amid the unknown.
A fashion piece highlights various palette options showing brown tones as versatile. It mentions coordinated outfits with camel, bright navy, red in bright and wine tones, and black to complement the range.
A campus fashion feature outlines fall male attire from casual to refined. It highlights flaired slacks, jeans, knickers, knits, corduroys, bold patterns, and a wide color range. Suede leather items, coats, belts, and sportcoats in subdued plaids and stripes complete a versatile wardrobe for college men.
Bill Moyers, former presidential press secretary and former Newsday publisher, will anchor a new half hour weekly public affairs program on the National Educational Network titled This Week. The premiere is set for 8 30 p m Wednesday Oct 6, focusing on the week’s single most important news story.
UPI reports Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts will introduce legislation to allow any citizen aged 18 or older to register to vote by mailing a simple postcard to a new computerized registration agency. The plan aims to streamline registration nationwide.
DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee marks Concrete College site, 1865 to 1881, with Milton Covey unveiling. Attendees include descendants of founders, former students, and local relatives from La Grange Cuero Shiner Gonzales Yorktown and Houston. Reminiscences flow before and after the ceremony.
The Census Bureau quotes Kennedy on Thursday asserting that a single stroke could eliminate burdensome registration requirements and unfair residence rules that bar voters in nearly every state. The remark frames a broad overhaul of voting access as a quick fix.
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