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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle neighbors whose four and five year olds mistreat a puppy. Ann Landers urges reporting cruelty to the SPCA if harm continues and highlights a reader’s concerns about privacy and family dynamics.
Seven people face DWI and assault related charges in DeWitt County Court. Suspects include Jerry Hangs 25 Kingsville Herbert Robinson 45 Yoakum Earnest Ward 38 San Antonio James Hahn 25 Cuero Mickey Rauch 18 Cuero and Ernest Spence of Cuero. Ira Gardner Jr. 36 Cuero is accused of cattle theft burglary and theft with bond set at 4800.
The President arrives in Warsaw to a rousing welcome and reports a detente push with the Communist bloc. He scores a public relations victory but the final communique offers no long term credits or trade licenses worth hundreds of millions for Poland. The talks cover space cooperation with the Kremlin and naval restraint on high seas.
Livestock prices show cattle and calves steady with utility and commercial slaughter at 24.50 to 26.40 for cows and 28.20 to 31.89 for slaughter bulls. Feeders list steers 470 to 525 pounds at 44.50 to 45.25, heifers 450 to 575 pounds 44.00 to 27.00, bulls 450 to 500 pounds 41.75 to 49.00. Hogs insufficient for price test. sheep not present. Grain: Mar Corn 1.05 per bushel. Shelled corn 1.25 per bushel.
Marvin Hausman received a certificate of appreciation for his year long projects as an associate member. Donald Bomba named Outstanding Jaycee of the Month and appointed club reporter. Bill Coyle presented both awards at the Jaycees meeting.
The article recalls wartime bonuses from the Revolutionary War era when Congress funded $4 for unarmed soldiers and $6.67 for riflemen, rising to $200 during the Revolution and $100 to $300 in the Civil War. Some towns paid up to $1,500 to attract volunteers to avoid local men marching off to war.
Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church runs June 5 to 9. Programs for preschool through grade six meet 1 4 p.m. at the church, while grades seven through twelve gather 7 to 9 p.m. at the parsonage 511 W Johnson St. High school meets at Mike Weber home 314 W Prairie St. Parents Night and Open House June 11 at 7 p.m.
Cuero Community Hospital lists new admissions Kate Lienhard Ella Johnson Linda Robertson and Louie Archer. Dismissals include William Burt Adele Rivera and Dorothy Turner.
Yorktown Elementary School seizes a special tribute to retiring teacher Mrs Bertha Adix after a forty five year career, applauding her role in crafting this year’s Little Candle program. The faculty administration and student body join in honoring her decades of service.
The Young Americans for Christ from San Antonio will present a two hour gospel program at Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday June 4 starting at 6 30 PM under the direction of Wayne Volz. Rev B J Hall invites the public to attend and hear these singers whose voices reflect their service to the Lord.
Meyersville School announces honor roll and annual honor roll for grades 2 through 7. Names include Lynn Egg Jacquelyn Fitzgerald LaNell Weise Robert Bitterly Kirby Sauer Phyllis Doehrman Beverly Jank Karen Hahn John Mueller Bryan Friedrichs Stephen Thamm Troy Geary Brian Wendel Bryan Haun Rhonda Doehrman Susie Jaschke Paula Angerstein Teresa Diebel Rebecca Rainer M Liss Mueller Cindy Rust Dionis Doeheman and others.
State Comptroller Robert S. Calvert cites James Wilson as a former department employee fired after a law violation and multiple personal problems including six marriages and four divorces. He notes Wilson sought reinstatement and is challenging Calvert in the June 3 runoff.
Daily Cuero Record listings feature community notices including employment, housing, personal ads, and miscellaneous merchandise. Read alongside obituaries and public notices for local happenings and opportunities.
A tentative schedule for supervised play under Cuero's Youth Recreation program was announced by coaches Glenn Frazier and M. B. Nelson as the effort starts Monday. Local doctors were invited to attend the Centennial of the American Medical Association in Atlantic City June 9 to 13.
Bobby Baker was paroled from the Allenwood Prison Farm after serving 18 months of a three year sentence for fraud theft and tax evasion. The former Lyndon Johnson aide read a brief statement to about 20 reporters and declined further interviews.
The Lebanese Army goes on full alert amid anticipated Israeli reprisals following a three man Japanese assault at Lod Airport that killed 26 and wounded 81. Lebanon warns the UN Security Council of possible attacks as guerrillas move women and children from border villages.
Air France halted passenger luggage checks as it investigated hoax threats. Four Tel Aviv bound planes were delayed at Orly for hours, while a Paris bound Air France jet waited four hours at Kennedy Airport, all threats later proved false.
Governor George C. Wallace remains hospitalized at Holy Cross in Silver Spring after a gunshot wound. Doctors have postponed the bullet-removal operation for the immediate future, with no definite time frame given. Wallace shows limited movement in a toe and ankle. visitors remain restricted as his condition slowly improves.
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