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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1972
Page
3
Ann Landers offers readers on dog ownership nosey neighbors and privacy. A letter from Mrs Middle America asks why dogs loom so large in a middle class suburb with six of eight families owning pets. The column answers that dogs provide companionship and routine, while defending operators and addressing a mother in law living situation.
Louis Joseph Schaefer 85 longtime Victoria resident and Ranch Motel owner died Saturday after a sudden illness. Burial followed Monday at Memory Gardens Cemetery with services at Colonial Funeral Home Victoria officiated by Pastor James Carlson. He served in the U S Navy and belonged to several local organizations. He is survived by his wife Adele, a daughter, three brothers and five grandchildren.
The speaker noted no immediate savings from missile agreements but argued tens of billions could be saved. He claimed funds previously earmarked for antiballistic missiles would be diverted, with ABMs limited to 100 missiles at two sites including the national capital.
The U N Security Council failed to act by Monday after talks with pilots representatives and UN officials. A walkout was called and another meeting was planned as permanent members US Soviet China Britain and France plus 10 others met. George Bush said lines of action were not far apart but details were not disclosed. IFALPA threatened further strikes without a UN backed international solution.
U S B 52s conducted 11 strikes dropping over 1900 tons before advancing Marines near Quang Tri. North Vietnam claimed two American warplanes were shot down, bringing total U S losses to 66 1. North Vietnamese forces clashed with a South Vietnamese paratroop battalion near An Loc, forcing a retreat with 18 killed and 40 wounded on the South Vietnamese side. No shells hit An Loc Monday night, field reports say.
The sheriff’s department traced a truck rental to Spencer during a felony theft probe and recovered a tractor described as the stolen vehicle at a Meridian salvage yard owned by Spencer. County Attorney Post said Spencer was arrested, charged by Justice of the Peace Albert Ley, and is held on $15,000 bond awaiting a grand jury hearing.
C C Moseley argues that strict gun laws fail because crime persists and criminals obtain weapons. He cites a Times piece noting New York City murders outpace population and claims legality does not deter demand.
Six boys and meals in the camp dining room. Activities supervised by coaches and counselors include boating fishing archery horseback riding swimming crafts movies and sports. The Salvation Army runs Camp Hoblitzelle year round for those who cannot afford camp. Over 4 000 will vacation there in summer. The camp was financed by donations from more than 100 Texans. Facilities include a lake recreation hall large swimming pool a western fort animals and multiple playing fields.
Navy Airman Richard Egg husband of the former Miss Lacey Bramilette of Cuero has completed the Aviation Electronics Technician School in Memphis. AETs maintain radar radio and other guidance systems aboard naval aircraft.
Haskell Karp, 47, received an experimental artificial heart after a failed corrective surgery. He died 36 hours later and his widow Shirley sues Dr. Denton A. Cooley and Dr. Domingo Liotta for 4.5 million, claiming they used him as a guinea pig. Liotta is in Argentina. trial details describe risks and consent.
Polliwogs and family visits fill town chatter as Mrs. Bill Shiver and two Post daughters stay with relatives. Pastor Mixon delivers a health update on Rev. Paul R. Abbott, seriously ill in Northeast Baptist Hospital. Grace Church plans July August lay readers and first Sunday Holy Communion with a visiting rector.
Marine First Lieutenant Sherman C. Jones son of Mr and Mrs W P Morgan Cuero Texas took part in operation Exotic Dancer Five at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. The joint service drill involved about 50 000 personnel from Navy Marine Corps Army and Air Force to improve coordination for amphibious landings.
Hurricane Agnes weakened rapidly across the Florida Panhandle with at least 13 dead in Florida and Cuba and many missing in Okeechobee. Tornadoes destroyed mobile home parks and damaged Brevard County flights, while Panama City avoided major damage despite evacuated beaches.
Highlights include a 50 090 pound cantaloupe shipment from Cuero, Mrs F B Koehler aiding Mrs Koehler to Pueblo by plane, and Judge Boal receiving a 50 year jewel. Rialto shows Apache Rose starring Roy Rogers and Dale Evans.
Relief officials report 90 dead with about 166 missing as 26 inches of rain trigger landslides in Kowloon and nearby areas. Thousands evacuated and 4,471 homeless after the disaster that buried a 78 hut village in Sau Mau Ping.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists individuals including Polly Burke Mary Helen Feuge Donald Bomba Irene Barfield Paul Slatter Neal Kruger Fred DeDear Betty Dean Leroy Koenig Werner Schley Winnie Aldis Eliza Bradshaw Barbara Smith. The text offers no context or action beyond names.
Gyanel dames la Capt. and Mrs. Dennis W. Feuge announce the birth of a daughter on Monday June 19 at 9 51 AM weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Oscar H Saver of Cuero and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Martin Feuge of Fredericksburg. Mr and Mrs August Wunder fich announce a daughter Shannon Lea born June 15 at 3 07 AM at Cuero Community Hospital weighing eight pounds nine and three quarter ounces.
In Harlingen a mother Belinda Morales 24 wrote a suicide note indicating mental distress before she killed her husband Joe Morales 27 and their two young daughters Belinda Jo 4 and Shelly Ann 2. Police, noting the note was left in plain view, reported the deaths as murder suicide by the mother. Joe Morales had moved from Dallas a month prior and was employed by a mobile home company. his employer Bobby Gosnell described him as an excellent salesman.
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