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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1972
Page
3
Ann Landers prints reader letters about bottlenecks at the fare box as a bus driver complains that women with kids take long to find change and a transfer, delaying others. The column also advises a 14 year old on thumb-sucking and hints at counseling, with reader mail requesting guidance.
Senator Eagleton said he would withdraw as McGovern's running mate if his past mental health treatment harms the ticket. He stressed the decision would come soon if public reaction worsens, and he refused to release medical records, noting their confidential nature. He spoke in Honolulu after revelations of treatment between 1960 and 1966.
Cuero Public Library plans a Friday 1:30 p.m. party for arts and crafts students to conclude the summer program. Donors include Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook and Mrs. Callie Henneke. Friends of the Library praise contributions. The library reports 8,034 volumes checked out from 1971 to 1972 and 3,238 books added this year.
Harold C. Passer said the composite index of leading indicators shows continued strong growth with a 25 percent rise since the trough 20 months ago. He noted patterns matching past expansions and projected growth through 1973 despite possible minor dips. Four positives, three negatives, one unchanged. durable goods orders up 3.6 percent, work week up 0.2 percent, private housing permits up 6.2 percent, stock prices up 0.3 percent, unemployment insurance claims down overall impact minimal.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for Mrs Joyce Rau Mrs Dorothy Johnson and Mrs Brenda Hopkins. Dismissal listed for Mr Marcellus Albrecht.
Gov. Preston Smith urged the State Insurance Board to approve a 20 percent auto insurance rate cut, arguing smaller reductions amount to tokenism. He criticized the Senate for blocking his pick to chair the board and pressed for drastic reform amid industry influence.
Sunday School and B T A Institute Youth Program at Antioch Missionary Baptist Church on Saturday July 29 at 7 p m hosted by Rev L V Ford. Musical numbers poems welcome address by Patricia Johnson response by Larry Carter guest speaker introduced by Josephine Franklin. Special soloist Joseph Gibbs. Mrs Elizabeth Henderson and Mrs Regina Ross Jenkins noted.
Richard Hartman named agricul ture agent for Central Power and Light Company. Miss Jenebel Dubose weds C J McCollum in a July ceremony. Mary Helen Sager wins top honors in the DeWitt County 4 H Dress Revue with sister Gail placing first in senior division. Mr and Mrs L C Duckett and children noted in brief item.
The 4 H veterinary science group will meet at Paula Aschenbeck’s home on Aug 2 at 2 p.m. They plan a tour of Cage Turkey Hatchery and the event is supported by Mrs Z M Houston and Mrs M C Shropshire.
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