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Newspaper

Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1971

Page

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Circus to Show In Cuero Park

Reader letter reflects on cancer diagnosis and treatment options. The writer plans hospital stays in Houston and MD Anderson, noting radiation therapy and veterans hospital care. They discuss changing views on cancer, its impact, and progress due to American Cancer Society research.

Cuero’s Park

Senate To Rewrite Tax Bill

Lt. Gov Ben Barnes says there is little chance the Senate will approve the House tax package. He notes the Senate may approve less than the House raised tuition and will debate the revenue measure next week. The House bill would raise 492 million by higher sales and other taxes, hitting consumers and business.

Austin Pp Ben Barnes Senate House Barnes Texas Ben Atwell D-Dallas Mike McKool

Mrs. Duckett Heads County Cancer Drive

Cuero resident C. L. Duckett named chairman of DeWitt County Cancer Crusade set for April 27 with a $5,000 goal. Publicity chair Polita Adams announced the effort, while Maurice Aronstein leads the business district drive and Glyndol Snograss serves as co chair.

C. L. Duckett Cuero DeWitt County Polita Adams Duckett American Legion Auxiliary Cuero Community Hospital Maurice Aronstein Glyndol Snoggrass

Churchmen To Aid Installation In Gonzales Service

The Rev C Rogers McLane pastor First Presbyterian Church and Pat Dunn ruling elder assist in installing Rev Wayne Gehman as pastor of First Presbyterian Gonzales Sunday at 7 p m. McLane presides and asks questions. Dunn charges the congregation. Other commission members include Rev R Louis Solomon Luling Rev H Lyndon Brown Seguin Rev Exellbh Coun San Antonio and ruling elder W T Miller Conseks.

C. Rogers McLane First Presbyterian Church Pat Dunn Wayne Gehman Gonzales Mr. McLane Dunn R. Louis Solomon Luling H. Lyndon Brown Seguin Exell Bh. Coun San Antonio W. T. Miller Conseks

Vanity Fair Beauty Shop Opens New Facility Open House

Vanity Fair Beauty Shop will hold an open house Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Reuss Building at 108 E. French to showcase its new facilities. Mrs Earlene Luddeke invites all to stop by and register for beauty services with a prize drawing to close the event.

Vanity Fair Reuss Earlene Luddeke

Jacksonville players sidelined by ankle injuries

Fra Pp Vaughn Wedeking and Greg Nelson of the University of Jacksonville basketball team are sidelined with ankle injuries and are expected to miss the NCAA subregional game with Western Kentucky on March 13.

Jacksonville, Fra Vaughn Wedeking Greg Nelson University of Jacksonville Wester Kentucky

HEB Buys Carnes Property in Local Expansion

W A Carnes Jr confirms sale of his N Gonzales and E French property to H E B grocery. deed signed last month. he and Mrs Carnes will not vacate until their Moss Lane home is ready. purchase doubles parking area as H E B plans store expansion and larger lot. Bill Kuester confirms the deal and future expansion, with construction on Carnes new Moss Lane home beginning soon.

W. A. Carnes Jr N. Gonzales and E. French Streets H. E. Butt Carnes H.E.B Bill Kuester

Three To Enter Calf Scramble At Houston Show

DeWitt County 4-H members will enter calf scramble at the Houston Livestock Show on March 7. Dave Matejek and Charles Koenig of Westhoff join Mark Brown in the Dairy and Beef Calf Scrambles. Winners receive a $200 purchase certificate to buy a registered beef or dairy animal.

DeWitt Conty 4-H Houston

Record Editor Enters Houston Hospital for Cancer Treatment

D. L. Prentice managing editor of The Daily Record was admitted to Veterans Hospital in Houston for throat cancer. A biopsy confirmed malignancy but in an early stage, with radium therapy expected over four to five weeks. He hopes to return to the newsroom by April 25.

Houston Big Houston VA Holcombe Boulevard M. D. Anderson Hospital Veterans Hospital M. D. Anderson D. L. Prentice The Daily Record Prentice Houston M.D Record Newsroom

Cuero City Council Approves Circus Plans and Appoints Judge

The Cuero City Council approved the Cuero Jaycees circus for April 5 and authorized Acting City Manager Willard Kilemnecke to negotiate a lease with Southern Pacific Railroad for a small area on Gonzales and Railroad Streets. Dietze named Corporation Court Judge succeeding Bert Kirk Sr. and other administrative actions approved.

Cuero Jaycees Willard Kilemnecke Southern Pacific Railroad Company Gonzales Railroad Western Auto Carroll Ley Carson and Barnes Jaycees Rodeo Arena Cuero Errol John Dietze Dietze Bert A. Kirk N. Gonzales Riesseeley and Whitehead San Antonio St. Mary's University Buchel Bank and Trust Company Cuero Industrial Foundation Terry Street John Davis H. E. Weatherly Ken Adams Golden Crescent Council of Governments Zimmerman Insurance Co Kleinecke Council

McGovern Gets Unexpected GOP Support in South Dakota

In Pierre, South Dakota, Senator George McGovern the first announced Democratic presidential candidate garners unusual backing from some Republican state legislators seen wearing campaign buttons reading George McGovern for President in North Vietnam.

Nixon defends Laos invasion and Vietnam pullout plan

President Nixon said the Laos operation proves the South Vietnamese army can “hack it” and will allow continued U.S. troop withdrawal. He stressed no plan to support a North Vietnam invasion and affirmed a goal to remove all Americans from Vietnam as soon as possible. He noted Hanoi threats and cited Abrams on reduced truck traffic on the Ho Chi Minh trail.

Washington UPI Nixon Laos U.S Vietnam Indochina United States North Vietnam Hanoi Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Creighton W. Abrams U. S Abrams Cambodia South Vietnam

Doehrman Exhibits Calf at Houston Livestock Show

Chris Doehrman son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Doehrman Meyersville exhibitor at Houston Livestock Show His Brahman heifer placed 8th in Scramble and 5th in Junior Breeding Beef The calf was sponsored by Gov Preston Senith.

Chris Doehrman Floyd Doehrman Meyersville Houston

Texas Weather Warmer As Cold Front Dies

Texas enjoys warming temperatures and southerly winds after a cold front that brought snow and high winds earlier in the week. In the Gulf of Mexico winds were 63 mph as a fishing boat Roser M went missing with two aboard and seas up to 30 feet. Coast Guard searched for Roger M by air as temperatures dipped to 9 degrees in parts of the state before the sun returned.

Texas Gulf of Mexico Coast Guard

Cuero Pilot Club to Hold Annual Spaghetti Supper

Members of the Cuero Pilot Club stage their annual spaghetti supper Saturday evening at Proctor Hall on East Live Oak Street. Meals served 5 30 to 9 00 with proceeds for community service. Tickets 1 50 adults 75 children, available from members or at the door.

Cuero Pilot Club Proctor Hall East Live Oak Street Aor

Three Die In Wreck Near New Braunfels Texas

A two car head on crash 21 miles north of New Braunfels killed three people and critically injured a fourth. Victims include Danny Lee Kuehler 20 student at Southwest Texas State University Mundy Texas and Frank W Lynch 51 and his wife Claudine 47 New Braunfels service station owners. Tony Lee Scott 19 Mundy survived but was critically injured. The explosion occurred when the Lynch car fuel tank ruptured near Canyon City on a farm to market road.

New Braunfels Mundy Tony Lee Scott Canyon City Department of Public Safety

Soldier William V. Baker Wounded in Vietnam

Sgt. William V. Baker of the U S Army, a military policeman, was reported wounded in Vietnam. His mother Myrtle Baker said she received word from the Red Cross that he is being treated in a Vietnam hospital and will be flown to Japan and then the United States for surgery.

William V. Baker U.S. Army Vietnam Myrtle Baker Bake Red Cross Japan States Baker

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Austin Travis County American Cancer Society Mrs. Duckett J’ville Heb Houston Hospital Aetto Stockdale Rae Cormpory P. L. Prentice Ho Chi Minh Trail Doehrman United Press International Mara South Pilot Club
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