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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1972
Page
3
Reader questions include a favorable report on a face lift boosting morale, a note that a 1964 Civil Rights Act interpretation protects pregnant employees, and a plea to clarify pet population misconceptions. The column also mentions paternity leave and the publisher's syndicate note.
Hesse and Barry will counsel juveniles and adults on probation. They aim to place employed adults and ensure school attendance for youths. The plan follows over two years of De Witt County work and a year of study by the Golden Present Council of Governments Criminal Justice Department.
Union leaders halted talks with Prime Minister Heath after insisting jailed dockers be released, warning of nationwide demonstrations possibly breaking the 1926 strike precedent. Government says only court authority can release detainees, while officials mull emergency measures if the crisis widens.
The Green De Witt Arneckeville Golly Farm Bureau elected officers for 1972 73. Ed win Nagel is president Walter Wolf vice president and Harold Goebel secretary treasurer. A chicken barbecue for members will be Aug 15 at 7 p m in Cuero Municipal Park with families supplying chicken and sides. Foods should arrive by 5 p.m. A business meeting will follow.
As battles rage near An Loc the Vietcong retreat across Quang Tri Bong Son and Tam Quan fall to South Vietnamese forces. Allied airstrikes claim kills and bunker destruction along the road to An Loc while B52s hit dumps in North Vietnam and Hanoi reports jet losses.
Former Cueroite Raenell Barganski of Deer Park will compete as a finalist in the Miss Texas Teen-Ager pageant July 28 29 in San Antonio. She is an eighth grade student at Deepwater Junior High and active in multiple school and community groups. The state winner advances to the National Finals in Atlanta August 23 26.
Four people die when a small plane crashes in a thunderstorm eight miles from the road in the Colorado Rockies. Among the victims is Reventlow the 36 year old racing figure known as the world s richest baby at birth. The pilot and two other passengers remain unidentified and the wreckage was found by a searching plane. A rescue team confirmed all aboard were dead and cited a failure to yield the right of way as a contributing factor in motor vehicle accidents for 1970.
Kerrville Texas resident Mrs Lloyd T Parr raised two baby hummingbirds found in a yard nest. She fed them honey water and wheat germ with an eye dropper and plans to release them when they can fly. The birds sleep from about 7 p.m. and rest through the night.
Five Cuero cheerleaders join camp at A and I University in Kingsville led by Becky Osterloh as head cheerleader and Beth Gips as assistant head. Cindy Arndt Marsha Rangnow and Teresa Clarke are listed among the squad.
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson was flown to Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio after chest pain and nausea on July 24. He remained under observation with no heart rhythm abnormalities and was reported in good spirits. Dr. Robert L. North of Brooke is leading the care.
Bernabe Garcia 59 died Sunday. Funeral services were held today at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church with Rev. Jerry Mackin presiding. Burial followed at Bellview Cemetery under Freund Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Gilbert Peña Jacinto Garcia R De La Rosa Veneto Zapata Lazaro Garcia Leo Trevino and Leo Trevino.
Hospital notices show admissions of Mrs Mary Alex Mrs Olga Morales Mrs Carol Barlow Mr Ralph Leist Mrs Corinne Clark and Mrs Adell Kelch while dismissals include Miss Bernice Clay Mr Jack Powell and Mr Inez Echavarria.
Looking Back 25 Years Ago Friday July 25 1947 Mrs Harry Moore and two children Judy and Harry Jr of Beeville visiting Cuero. About 150 funeral directors expected at Cuero convention Nov 11 12 with Turkey Trot final day.
Graduate students Kulbick Duffy and Iwata back a Penn State garden course as a relaxing economical option. For 3.25 dollars, 30 by 60 foot plots host peas lettuce cucumbers and other crops. Families from Baltimore McLean and Japan grow corn peanuts squash and cantaloupes for enjoyment and cost savings.
Three Cuero students earned Sam Houston State University Dean's List honors for the last regular semester. Jeanie Blalock Mary Fischer and Jack Anthony Snapp achieved at least a B average in all coursework while enrolled in twelve or more semester hours.
A nervous bandit handed a stickup note to teller Sandy Mullen at the Pittsburgh National Bank main office. She warned the robber about an audit and he fled after taking only a small amount of cash.
Harry Feuer, a chicken packer, was sentenced to five days in jail and fined $500 for calling state agriculture inspectors Hitler's Gestapo and for squirting them with a hose in violation of a court order.
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