Parents Won't Be Baby Sitters Says Ann Landers
Readers share letters about child care and freedom as parents urge grown daughters to raise their own. Acknowledgments critique about marital fidelity follow with advice that roundups of affairs are explained as desire rather than commitment. The column ends noting an Ann Landers booklet on drugs available through Publishers-Hall Syndicate.
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Ann Landers
Nonna
Boompa
Asheville
N.C
Ash
Chicago
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Rancher fears over flood of imported beef prices
Ranchers warn that lifting quotas could force cattle sales at cut prices as foreign meat from New Zealand and Australia enters the market. Kansas feedlot managers doubt quality will match U S meat but fear broader price controls. Union leaders compare import easing to cheaper Cadillacs vs bicycles.
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Charles Taylor
Farmer Stockman Magazine
Taylor
Kansas
Jack Jones
Emporia
Gillman Captured After DeWitt County Grand Jury Indictment
Gillman from Denver Colorado was apprehended in Arkansas and has been held in DeWitt County Jail since April 24. Deputy Teibby McMahan said officers have pursued Gillman since the DeWitt County Grand Jury indicted him on June 11, 1971.
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DeWitt County
Teibby McMahan
Gillman
RCRA Re CemL to Le Admissions and Dismissals List
The document lists admissions and dismissals including Sister Gabriel Chilek Sister Andrew Scotka and several others such as Bessie Zengerle Earl Dodds Janie Carte Alberto Chavez Lee Roy Koe nig Irene Barfield Erna Koehler Ursula Warzecha and Janie Cantu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Chilek
Andrew Scotka
Bessie Zengerle
Earl Dodds
Janie Carte
Alberto Chavez
Lee Roy Koenig
Irene Barfield
Erna Koehler
Ursula Warzecha
Janie Cantu
Mooney to stand trial for Cuero murder if sane now and then
Sanity hearing continues for Mooney charged with the June 7 1970 murder of Robert Cox 25 in Cuero. Jury members come from Cuero Yoakum and Yorktown with listed local women and men serving.
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Mooney
Robert Cox
Cuero
J. B. Johnson
Ferdinand Lude
Mary L. Leonhardt
Nat Alewine
Georgie L. Heyer
Elo Zacharias
Yoakum
Marie Jo Knippa
Lucille Zissa
Anna Mott
Yorktown
Aileen C. Cornish
Ynocencio Garcia
Robert Munoz Jr
March foreign ministers outline currency stability pact
The six nations agreed to keep currencies within 2.25 percent as a first step to economic union. Britain left the plan by floating the pound, Denmark was set to follow, and Italy pressed for using dollars to repay debts rather than Common Market currencies. The group then offered support to Italy's lira with a dollar-backed repayment condition.
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Britain
Denmark
Italy
Camp Flipper To Open For Retarded August 13 1972
Camp Flipper in Palacios Texas announces a one session week long program for mentally retarded children ages 5 and up. The camp offers recreation learning and independence with a $42 fee per child and applications due by July 13 1972. Counselor positions available through Mrs Leon Polzin.
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The
Baptist Church
Palacios
Texas
Leon Polzin
Polzin
TARS
Five Charged With DWI in De Witt County
Five persons are charged with driving while intoxicated in DeWitt County Court. Ernest Clifton Weston 55 of Westoff James Wiley Pridgen 23 of Cuero Albino Ronaldo Garcia 26 of Farmersville Eudosio Garza Jr. 28 and Joseph Labron Gibbs 41 of Cuero are listed with DWI charges based on Texas Highway Patrol and local police stops on June 24 25 and 28.
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DeWitt
Ernest Clifton Weston
Westoff
DeWitt County
Robert Post
Weston
Texas Highway Patrol
James Wiley Pridgen
Rt. 1
Cuero
Pridgen
Albino Ronaldo Garcia
Farmersville
DWI
Highway Patrol
Garcia
Eudosio Garza Jr
U.S
Garza
Joseph Labron Gibbs
West Main Street
Gibbs
Jamaica Parish Event Chairs Appointed at Our Lady Church
Alfonso Gonzales named chairman of this year’s Jamaica event to be held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in September. Jose Eric Pena named vice chairman, per Rev. Jerry Mackin MSF pastor of the church.
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Alfonso Gonzales
Jamaica
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Jose Eric Pena
Jerry Mackin
MSF
Cuero Hospital Services And Joint Commission Self Survey
The Joint Commission shortened hospital accreditation to two years in 1970 and introduced an interim self survey. Starting July 1 1972, hospitals with two year accreditation surveyed on or after July 1 1971 must conduct a self survey near their accreditation anniversary as a key educational tool to assess ongoing compliance with standards.
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Joint Commission
Henry Cook Dies. Kin in McLean and Sabinal Hold Services
En Orancan Henry Cook father of Mrs. Ken Towery of McLean Virginia died Monday in Knippa Texas. A rosary is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday in Sabinal with funeral services Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Sabinal. Mrs. Towery had been in Texas for weeks due to illness. Granddaughter Alice flew to Texas on Monday and Ken Towery will travel to Sabinal for the funeral.
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Henry Cook
Ken Towery
McLean
Knippa
Sabinal
Towery
Texas
Alice
Sabina
Shell Explodes on U S Destroyer Stoddert Kills Two
A shell exploded Monday in the forward gun mount of the U S destroyer Benjamin Stoddert off South Vietnam. Two sailors were killed and four wounded in the blast during firing on suspected Communist positions. Names were withheld pending notification.
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Arthur Higbee
Radio
Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
U. S
Air Force
Hue
South Vietnam
Thua Thien
Quang Tri
Cuero notes health findings and local sports updates
Health department reports show the Cuero area stray squirrel shot at Col Cabell Lackeys home was not rabid. A. A. Mucler joins Cuero Seven-Up Battlers as a hard hitting shortstop. Cuero Junior Legion rises to area championship after beating Victoria 4 to 3.
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State Department of Health
Col
Cabell Lackey
A. Mucler
Cuero Turkey Trotters
Cuero
Cuero Junior Legion
Victoria
Victoria Legion
Jaycees Feed 125 Boys Stopping At Midlothian Camp
Cuero Jaycees provided a free meal to 125 boys en route to the Salvation Army Camp at Midlothian. The menu included Sloppy Joes Fritos candy bars and chocolate. Six Cuero youths Paul Edwards Frankie Love Robert Nichols Gary Barnett Donald and Dennis Price were among the group picked up from Brownsville in three buses. The Jaycees also plan another meal on the return trip July 2.
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Cuero Jaycees
Free Salvation Army
Midlothian
J. W. Herring
Jaycees
Cuero
Brownsville
Paul Edwards
Frankie Love
Robert Nichols
Gary Barnett
Donald
Dennis Price
Artillery Fire Pounds Thua Thien Base Camps Amid Air Raids
Despite intense air raids, North Vietnamese gunners fired about 12 000 rounds of artillery and mortar into 13 of 14 Thua Thien Province base camps where the South Vietnamese army maintains its defense zone.
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Thua Thien
McGovern pledges inclusive cabinet and delegates split claim
McGovern outlines a reformist administration with a farmer as agriculture secretary, a working man as labor secretary, an Indian in charge of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and women in senior roles. He later retracted a first ballot victory claim in Miami Beach while blasting the Republican Southern Strategy as a cynical trap.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Miami Beach
San Antonio
South
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