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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1971
Page
1
A collection of humorous vignettes and overheard moments from everyday life. The column recalls a mistaken dial tone, a mystery lift, a letters fragment, a Sunday School drawing, Easter musings, vacation jokes, and a tense highway ride ending with a door cracked to reveal a pistol in a car trunk. It captures small town voice and social observations with light satire.
Divorce suits were filed in district court against and by Geneva Ley on Cuesane Med suit for Divorce involving Inabend Carroll in Mth District Court. The action was filed Friday June 25 and Sunday June 11 respectively. Both cases allege conflicts of personalities.
The Coletto Creek Watershed plan covers 267 square tiles or about 170,880 acres across Kin County areas including DeWitt Wilson Karnes and Wilson counties. The project cost totals about 4.95 million dollars with 2.546 million for land treatment and 2.496 million for structural measures. Public Law 566 shares and local contributions are outlined with a 1.99 million federal share for structures and 476 thousand local share. The plan envisions ten years of land treatment and floodwater retarding structures to cut runoff and sediment and protect crops soils roads and farms. The watershed involves the E Creek District Antonio River Authority and multiple Soil and Water Conservation Districts across several counties.
Richards Start Sale announces a semi annual sale with July crowds planned. A new service will present shoes on racks for easy selection as more than 2,000 pairs of ladies shoes are offered. The store closes Wednesday afternoon to prepare for Thursday morning opening, owner Richard Ryan said.
Frers Jewelry at 121 E Main celebrates its second anniversary with a statewide sale. The event runs Monday through Saturday with 10 to 20 percent off nationally advertised watches for men and women and 20 percent reductions on Franciscan Pottery. Frers invites friends and customers to shop and register for cash prizes.
Officials recommended a modest 2 percent increase in auto insurance rates effective September while a state board hearing examines requests for an average 3.8 percent rise. The rate structure in Texas was called a rotten mess by a state senator at the session in Dallas.
Guzman and Lopez were found guilty of the execution-style murder of Ellis County deputy Al Robertson killed February 15 along with Dallas County deputies Don Rose and Samuel Garcia Infante. Dallas County District Attorney Henry Wade condemned the crime as against the nation.
Washington owner Robert E. Short seeks to relocate the Washington Senators to the Dallas Fort Worth area possibly this season. An owners meeting in Detroit discussed the move as a potential second half Arlington, Texas game site if approved. Short bought the Senators for 9.4 million in 1968 and reports losses of 2.6 million over two and a half seasons.
Ambers of the DeWitt County 4-H Adult Leaders Association were elected Tuesday night at the DeWitt County Electric Cooperative Building. Officers include President Diebel of Meyersville and Vice President Ch a Meyersville 4H, district delegate Mrs. Fred Diebel of Meyersville 411, and alternate delegate Mrs. Hickey of Bear Creek.
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce promotes a “Think Clean” campaign urging citizens merchants and youth to participate in a city wide cleanup. Chairman Coppadge says the effort aims to foster individual action to remove litter and improve the area’s image as part of an All American effort.
Announcement from C A Zimmerman notes a Saturday service for Berthold Pete Schiwetz at Hillside Cemetery family plot. Theodore F Schiwetz of Houston informs of the death June 22 in St Joseph Hospital Ann Arbor Michigan, the Cuero native was internationally known sculptor.
A misworded note claims Mandarin Chinese is the sole language of work and lists a non factual figure. The item clarifies the statement as a misguided assertion about language usage and audience size without credible backing.
Weber of Weber Motor Company Cuero has been named Area Director of the Texas Automobile Dealers Association. He will join the FADA Board of Directors to study all aspects of the auto industry and work with federal state and local officials.
New York based UPI profile surveys the nation’s 15 000 school superintendents. It highlights their roles salaries, education, tenure, and workload, noting the superintendent as the pivotal school figure. The study by Professors Russell Gregg and ich at Wisconsin summarizes that average pay tops eighteen thousand dollars, with many holding doctorates and serving in about five year districts.
Nixon administration will send top farm official J. Phil Campbell to Amarillo and the Panhandle areas of Texas for a grass roots look and listen tour on Thursday and Friday. The inspection will assess drought conditions and explore improvements to drought aid programs.
The notice warns subscribers that their waity mecora have not arrived by 6:00 pan and asks them to call 5511 for delivery. It states The Record has changed several route carriers after losing the school tera and claims the new system is in place to ensure deliveries.
Three Soyuz 11 cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev died after their nearly 24 day flight Soyuz 11 was returning to Earth with a sudden weight bearing shock speculated by Western experts The bodies were found strapped in their seats with no signs of life after a safe landing in Soviet Central Asia The incident follows weightlessness related health concerns and raises questions about the body’s adjustment to gravity and the risks of future missions including Skylab NASA expressed condolences and noted the impact on planned programs
Rom and Janice Callander mark the firm’s thirtieth anniversary this month in Cuoro observing their long service in textiles and gift items. The business has historically offered a wide range of linens and related goods, serving a large regional area from its base.
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