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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
3
Letters discuss parental anxiety as Mary moves to Vermont and potential returns. A Harvard professor remark on wives and snoring prompts a personal rebuttal from a 34 year marriage. a dilemma about an ex-lover seeking money is debated.
Texas Young Farmers of Area 16 host a Field Day on Saturday June 17 starting at 8:30 a.m. at the vocational agriculture building in Three Rivers. A $2 fee covers meals. contact Charles Nage at 275-2090 for details.
Fifty-year pins were awarded to Walter C. Koenig William Bitterly Felix Hiller Joseph Hoffman and Herman G Keseling. Blake Slee had previously received a fifty-year pin. Father Peter Higgins pastor of St Michael s and Council Chaplain gave the invocation and benediction to over 100 members and guests present.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Metting of Yorktown welcomed Michael Ray born Wednesday at 2 02 am in Cuero Community Hospital weighing nine pounds two ounces. Mr and Mrs Willis B Blackwell welcomed Willis Barfield Blackwell born Tuesday at 11 01 am in the local hospital weighing eight pounds.
Mrs. Vera Filis admitted to hospital for treatment. Loule Archer discharged from the same facility after care completed.
The article states the Soviets canceled Nixon's visit, deeming long term detente more beneficial to their interests. A joint communique from Nixon's Moson departure shows disagreement on Indochina. Diplomatic sources say the accord allows renewed efforts for a political settlement, as Podgorny heads to Hanoi and Kissinger heads to Peking.
The Court plans to meet with Representative Tim Von Dohlen to discuss private work on private property and determine the future of the activity. The Court approved payment of monthly bills to close the meeting.
Patrolman Arthur T. Lord received a year's leave with full pay after the City Retire ment Board found his drinking problem was caused by job tension. The 45 year old veteran, once a motorcycle officer, blamed work stress for hives and turned to alcohol, with a psychiatrist noting hostility toward police.
The Licensed Vocational Nurses Association of Texas Division 20 held its annual picnic June 12 hosted by Mrs. Willie Mae Hoffman at Stratton Road. Attendees came from Victoria Edna Ganado Port Lavaca Yoakum Cuero and Cuero residents won two attendance prizes Mrs. Melba Williams and Mrs. Wilma Rawlinson. A covered dish supper followed by games. Sarah Regner of Cuero serves as Division 20 local President.
The House Services Committee approved a 21.3 billion defense bill by a 37 to 4 vote. It funds Trident submarine development, a B1 bomber, and a fourth nuclear powered attack carrier, while barring ROTC and military recruiter contracts at certain universities.
Kenneth Tumlinson 40 dies Tuesday in Victoria. Funeral services will be held Friday at 4 p.m. at the Freund Funeral Home Chapel Cuero with Rev J B Tumlinson of San Antonio officiating. Burial follows in Hillside Cemetery. Expoland in Osaka reopens as a permanent children’s park for Expo 70 with the daidarasaurus ride and a five-train roller coaster operating at 25 to 50 mph.
Boy Scout Troop 241 held a meeting to plan the summer camp at Lost Pines Scout Reservation June 18 to 24. Scouts will depart around 10 or 10 30 a.m. Sunday and discussed Glenn Schultz earning the Eagle rank at the Court of Honor.
Legislator Smith pushes a plan to apply for 75 percent federal reimbursement for welfare and social services costs to cover the last five months of the fiscal year. He seeks waivers on agency requirements, faces mixed reactions from Cavness Schwartz and Calvert, and urges quick action on the 1973 budget.
June memories across years show Edith Eckhardt hosting the Hi Lo Contract Club in 1947 while weddings link Irene Klaus and Arthur Klaus to Barney Michael Byrne. In 1982, Woods Exploration plants a new well near Meyersville as youngsters Pitch two-hitters in Yoakum and travelers note visits from Wright Patterson officers. The 1967 snapshot honors James Marion Reiffert Jr for a sociology degree at Southwest Texas State College and notes nursing and military family events in Temple and Fort Polk reports.
Jacqueline Fitzgerald Karen Fitzgerald Cheryl Hennig Stratton and William Finney of Cuero enter the 12th Annual Comal County Youth Rodeo at the New Braunfels fair grounds June 22 to 24. Events include tie down roping steer wrestling bull riding girls breakaway roping barrel racing and more with 8 pm nightly rodeo time and admission 1.50 for adults 0.75 for children.
A simple health tip encourages kids to brush teeth following each meal to reduce plaque and protect dental health. Parents and teachers can reinforce routine at home and in classrooms.
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