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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
1
Doctors at a Denver hospital allegedly tested patient diets by ordering meals for themselves. They complained about lousy lunch options while noting diet orders improved after reminders. A Houston Veterans Hospital contrast praised bedside ward dining and dietitians who address patient complaints.
Mechanical problems kept the Air Force CI30 cargo aircraft used to seed clouds and create rain in South Texas grounded at Kelley Air Force Base. The four engine planes arrived Tuesday for a government sponsored drought relief project but containers for the rain making chemicals were built for Navy planes and would not fit Air Force hardware. Navy technicians from China Lake California were en route to adapt the containers to Air Force aircraft.
Charles Bailey of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce will explain a proposed City Beautification program at a chamber board meeting at 7 p.m. Monday. Civic leaders, city officials and Boy Scout leaders are invited. The session will also cover nominating a committee to propose 10 new directors. Henderson praised Eagle Scout Jett Jacob for cleaning grounds by the chamber and civic club signs.
About 34 000 of roughly 300 000 would be migrants who attempted to cross Wyoming before railroads arrived and died on the trail according to United Press International.
Yoakum High School junior Miss Vickie Ann Pish was crowned queen of the Tom Tom rodeo at Yoakum City Park arena. She is 15 and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Pish. First runner up was Barbara McGehee with Nancy Archer as second runner up. Friday events include a kiddie parade and an 8 p.m. rodeo with a calf scramble.
DeWitt County Board of Equalization will meet June 10 at 9 a.m. in the courthouse to hear tax complaints. The session will start with oil gas minerals and industrial properties with Pritchard and Abbott of Houston present. Afterward the board will hear residents with properties in other categories.
Four area ministers in the Corpus Christi District of the Methodist Church were re-appointed after the Southwest Texas Conference in San Antonio. Reappointed pastors include Calvin Peterson Cuero Westhoff, Charles W. Smith Cuero Yorktown, Carl Taylor Jr. Runge Yorktown Rabke, and Joseph M. Ray Yoakum. Former Cuero pastor options include Boyd Harris to Mercedes and Edeouch, Philip Riley to Smithville Paige, and T Irving King transferred from Palacios to Day Memorial San Angelo Veribest.
A conference committee tentatively agreed on a compromise congressional redistricting plan during a late session. Gov. Preston Smith urged lawmakers to address other matters as adjournment loomed. The plan shifts urban votes to rural districts, protecting most incumbents except Bob Price, Graham Purcell, and John Dowdy, with Dowdy paired against Patman to ensure Patman victory if matched.
Readable text urges protest against the June 30 discontinuation of the Quere to Kenedy daily mail route. It lists targets for letters including U.S. Senators Tower and Bentsen, Rep. Abraham, and Post Office officials in Fort Worth and Washington.
Cuero City Council approves reopening the Liveoak Park pool for Fridays Saturdays and Sundays this summer with hours noon to eight pm. The pool will charge 50 cents for ages 13 and up and 25 cents for under 12 with a 15 dollar family season ticket. The council also releases curb and gutter liens on 11 street segments designated for Class A paving since 1968.
A surge of complaints filed in Justice of the Peace Albert B Leys court lists suspects across Victoria Houston and surrounding towns. Charges include trespassing fishing without license and numerous speeding and over weight violations with listed addresses and companies.
Mrs Linda D Dailey of Tem ple joins the Young Ladies Progressive Club Moder naires at the June meeting. Dorothy Hamilton elected secretary after Ora Campbell resigns amid busy meeting nights. A charity chair prize drawing set for Wednesday July 7 with Eve lyn Pleasants Thelma L McCloud and Pearline McNary handling tickets.
Dewey Henderson spoke on the city beautification program at the Thursday Rotary Club gathering. A program report goes to the chamber board Monday and an invitation was issued for interested people to attend. DeWitt County Judge George Trowell spoke on the Highway Safety Act. Rev. Paul Abbott gave an incoming president report. New officers start July 1, a silver wedding anniversary for Rev and Mrs H A Hanson is set at St Mark's Lutheran Fellowship Hall Sunday 3 to 5. Kevin Hanson attended as guest.
Mauree Olgin was released from DeWitt County Jail Friday at 8 55 a m after posting a $25 cash bond. He spent the night jailed on a complaint of being drunk in public. He was arrested June 3 at 4 20 p m by Police Chief Clinton Wright and Patrolman Tow Allen.
AUSTIN session opens for the 31st annual Boys State with 840 Texas high school boys and two from Mexico registering at the University of Texas. Cuero enrollments include Craig Henderson Stephen Moore Charles McMich en John Summers and Raymond Waugon sponsored by the American Legion Lions and Rotarians. The program assigns each attendee to a party and office simulating state government with a Capitol trip and Governor’s Ball planned.
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