Drug abuse discussion spans clergymen to addicts
A Town I LE column by E Z Ry der recaps meetings on drug abuse, voices from clergy law enforcement parents and educators, and calls for education and leadership to combat a growing problem among Ame lia’s youth. The writer notes widespread concern and the need for unified action.
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E.Z. Ryder
Amelia
Pilot Club honors Sgt. Samuel A. Williams on honor roll
Sgt. Samuel A. Williams of the U S Air Force named Pilot Club and Cuero Record Honor Roll serviceman of the week. A Daule High School graduate, he attended Texas Southern University in Houston and was sent to Vietnam in July 1969. He recently spent a 3 day leave with family before returning to Vietnam where he will be stationed until December 1 1970. He is a squadron leader and half track driver with Bntry 1 44 Arty 462 646 9750 APO San Francisco Calif.
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Samuel A. Williams
U.S. Air Force
Pilot Club
Cuero Record
Daule High School
Texas Southern University
Houston
Vietnam
Willie Faye Williams
Wayne Scott, Sr
Warner Scott Jr
Jessie Williams
S. A. Williams
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Pecan Growers Tour Brownwood Field Station
Thirty five people from DeWitt and nearby counties will tour the U S D A Pecan Field Station at Brownwood Tuesday. The DeWitt County Pecan Growers Association sponsors the trip to learn about pecan breeding and field practices.
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DeWitt
U.S. D.A
Brownwood
DeWitt County
Pecan Growers Association
Orvan Wright
Burns Scholarship Donations Growing
The Burns Hospital Auxiliary Memorial Fund Committee lists donations to date from friends of Burns Hospital for the Medical Scholarship Trust. Contributions from individuals and couples total many dollars, with memorials noted, to fund permanent scholarships for health careers and honor those who served the hospital. Donations are encouraged and accounts have been opened at Cuero Federal Savings and Loan and local banks.
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Burns Hospital Auxiliary Memorial Fund Committee
Friends of Burns Hospital
Medical Scholarship Trust
Burns Hospital Auxiliary
John Arthur Burns
Walter Koenig
Vida Finney
Fugene Kaci P
Edwin Blackwell
Paul Obert
Gene Bigelow
Arthur Schodde
Bert Kirk
A. C. Fischer
Harold Kleiman
Joe Bongiovi
John Braden
Felix Hiller
Wm. Grunder
Travis Smith
Kleinecke Nursery
E. A. Sonntag
Julius Holiman
J. H. Pridgen
Burns Auxiliary
Burns Hospital
Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament
Cuero Federal Savings and Loan
Farmers State
Buchel
Elsa Bongiovi
Cuero Chamber reports strong membership drive results
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture says 81 new members joined during the recent drive, with more expected and a final total possibly near 100. Howard Kleinecke chaired, Howard Bennett led with 13 new members, Jim Conrad’s team won, and chamber membership now totals 366 as of Friday at 5 p.m.
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Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Dewey Henderson
Chamber
Henderson
Fritz Koehler
Howard Kleinecke
Drive Cochairman
Howard Bennett
Jim Conrad
E. T. Summers
Robert Post
Expos sign 20 year old Dale Murray baseball prospect
Dale Murray, a 20 year old former Gobbler, signed with the Montreal Expos after a regional baseball school in Brenham. He will report to the West Palm Beach camp for evaluation by Don Drysdale and staff. Montreal’s minor league affiliates include Buffalo Jacksonville West Palm Beach Sarasota and Winnipeg. Red Murff noted Murray’s potential and cited Balor Moore and Ernie McAnally as examples of rapid advancement within the system.
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Montreal Expos
Dale Murray
Murray
Expos
Brenham
Dale
George Salcher
Gobblers
Blinn College
West Palm Beach
Florida
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Sarasota
Winnipeg
Red Murff
Victoria
Murff
Kidney Transplant Fund Started For Cuero Youth
A Cuero family urges help for 12 year old Jerry Hess in San Antonio as he awaits a kidney transplant. Funds will be received at Farmers State Bank and Buchel Bank with donations also accepted at The Record office or by mail to Jerry Hess Fund Cuero Record Box 351 Cuero Texas.
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Cuero
Jerry Hess
Bexar County Hospital
San Antonio
Jerry
Vernon Hess
Business Office of the Record
Cuero Record
Texas
Santa Rosa
Prize Winners Missed In Bonus Bucks Drawing
Saena Vanture drew the names as no winners claimed prizes of 25 15 and 10. A L Bennett of Meyersville would have won 25 dollars with a Bonus Buck at Western Auto. Judy Cervantes of 301 East Morgan would have won 15 dollars at Ben Franklin. Mattie B Carter of 408 West Cross would have won 10 dollars at White's Auto Store.
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A. L. Bennett
Meyersville
Western Auto
Judy Cervantes
East Morgan
Ben Franklin
Mattie B. Carter
West Cross
White’s
3 Bodies Found In Canal West Of Port Lavaca
In Port Lavaca area a deputy found the bodies of Sandra Bouziden and her two children Patrick and Dori Lynn in a drainage canal. Sandra had been sought in connection with the earlier murder of her husband David Bouziden, who was found shot in his Inez home. Police issued a statewide alert for Sandra.
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Port Lavaca
Friday
Sandra Bouziden
Patrick
Dori Lynn
Bouziden
David Bouziden
Inez
Tex
Dora Raaz
Cuero Census Recount May Miss 200 Families
City Manager Wil Cockrell and Chamber of Commerce head Dewey Henderson warn about about 200 Cuero families likely missing from the preliminary census that shows Cuero down 571 people since 1960. County officials share concern and note possible misallocation with Yoakum and Lavaca County lines.
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Wil Cockrell
Cuero
Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Dewey Henderson
Henderson
Cockrell
George Trowell
DeWitt County
Lavaca County
Gulf Coast Area Grows 7.7 Percent in 1970 Census
Northern Gulf Coast cities lose population since 1960 while the four county area Jefferson Orange Chambers Galveston totals rise to 490 798 from 456 759. Texas City increases to 38 393 from 32 065. Texas statewide counties tally 7 951 339 residents up 7.8 percent.
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United Press International
Gulf Coast
Texas
Jefferson
Orange
Chambers
Galveston
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Texas City
Harris
Dallas
State of
Galveston County
Population shifts in Texas four-county area and births at Royal Steamer pub
Preliminary Texas figures show Beaumont down to 115 716 from 119 175, with Port Arthur falling 10 124 to 56 552 and Galveston 60 714, plus Orange 24 112. Increases include Groves 18 012 La Marque 14 984 Nederland 16 647 Port Neches 10 611 and Texas City. A baby was born after a dash to the hospital when a car broke near the Royal Steamer pub.
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Beaumont
Port Arthur
Galveston
Orange
Groves
la Marque
Nederland
Port Neches
Texas City
Victor
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Werner Wolf
John Braden Jr
Orval Wright
Burns McAlister
J. H. Hogan
J. F. Elder
John Chilek
John Bitterly
Raetesch Wagner
Pecan
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cuero, Texas
House Numbar
Firat
Depe
Commerce Bureau of the
Canaus
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Grendson Mather
Ledger Ledger
Census Bureau
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Famale
Lother
Par Aon
Mow
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Kenneth Buenger
Record
FE. P. Mixon
Farmers State Bank
F. B. Koehler
Buchel Bank
Saena Vanture
Port Lavaca, Tex
UPI
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Lone Star Textiles
Tex Tan Welhausen
Chelmsford
Clare Kelley
Royal Steamer
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