Texans Back Amendment Forbidding Busing In Public Schools
The Texas Poll shows 70 percent бы would vote for a constitutional amendment to forbid busing to achieve racial balance, with 24 percent opposed and 6 percent undecided. Support is broad across groups except among Black respondents. 49 percent oppose and 39 percent support among African Americans.
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Congress
Texas
U.S. Senate
Ing
U.S
Laver
Bilteiterse
Eogtmortate
Stetatera
Ascsves
Nixon
Scien iSbesedersves
Chilren
Gentry Bros and Circus Memories from Local Readers
Walter Sager notes nature turning warm in Ma texorda County and Myron Bass recalls Gentry Brothers and Molly Bailey's Circus. Ray Regner worries about his dog Oscar as his foot heals slowly. Mrs L F Bundick of Meyersville shows a beautiful handmade quilt. An unknown letter praises past shows including Hagenbeck Wallace and Ringling Bros. We would like to meet the writer for a cup.
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Myron Bass Sez
Gentry Brother
Molly Bailey
Chas, Cornett
Gentry Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Ringling Brothers
Hagenbeck-Wallace
al G. Barnes
Sells-Floto-Miller Brothers
Buffalo Bill
Lew Doedstrader
Billy Kersands
Lasses White
Christie
Chase Lister
Albert Taylor
Sadders
Rex Harrison
Human Hearts
Stubbs Named Service Manager at Duckett Motor Co
Bryan Stubbs becomes service manager at Duckett Motor Co effective March 1 with close duties to Gene McMurtrey. A get acquainted promotion follows the addition, with special engine tuneup grease job and front end alignment offers through March 11. Stubbs, 20 years in the service station field, lives with wife and four children at 202 West North Street.
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Bryan Stubbs
Duckett Motor Co
Fast Broadway
C. L. Duckett
Gene McMurtrey
Stubbs
Duckett
West North Street
Janet
Pamela Sue
Valera Ann
Michael
U S Moves To Sell Planes To Greece Amid Debate
The State Department said preliminary talks are under way on selling several squadrons of F4 Phantom fighter-bombers to Greece. Greece also weighs Mirage fighters from France and Jaguar fighters from Britain as it modernizes its air force, a plan likely to provoke congressional criticism over aid to the Greek junta.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
United States
Greece
Congress
Department
Plane Crash Kills 17 Injures 36 In Albany
A Mohawk Airlines turboprop with one engine failed crashed into a $50,000 Albany home during a snowstorm. Coroner reports 17 dead and 36 injured among 44 passengers and a crew of three. The Rosen family of four survived with two children found in the wreck. Peter Sargent died in the upstairs apartment.
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Albany
Mohawk Airlines
Joseph Rosen
Rosen
Marcia
Lawrence
Roger
Cuero Gun Club Hosts Sunday Skeet Shoot at Stratton Road
The Cuero Gun Club will hold a skeet shoot at its range on Stratton Road Sunday at 2 p m. No entry fee but shooters pay for their birds. A new automatic skeet system was installed. Refreshments will be served after the shoot per chairman Bill Hartman.
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Cuero Gun Club
Stratton Road
The
Gun Club
Bill Hartman
First Monday Bargains In Cuero Record Sunday
The Cuero Record highlights First Monday bargains organized by the Retail Merchants Association of Cuero Chamber of Commerce. Specials cover Western wear, catsup, and items for family outings, with options for meals and donuts and coffee in Cuero.
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Cuero Record
Retail Merchants Association of the
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Cuero
Cuero Auxiliary Luncheon Awards March 11 1972
Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary announces its annual awards luncheon to be held Saturday March 11 1972 at Sands Steak House. Captain Ronald L Woodward MAST guest speaker. reservations by March 8 with Mrs Howard Kleinecke. 60 hours served earns recognition. 100+ hours earns bars. Officers for 1972 73 to be elected. Dues: actives and affiliated 3 dollars inactive 12 dollars.
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Ronald L. Woodward
Ft. Sam Houston
Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary
the Sands Steak House
Howard Kleinecke
Cuero Artist Honored by Houston Women's Club
Polly Howerton of Cuero Marie Smith of Tomball and Alice Naylor of San Antonio are honored by the Woman's Club of Houston Fine Arts Department. They will share a March exhibit at the Gallery Club Building 4 Chelsea Place Houston. A luncheon showcased the works and earned a Municipal Art Commission citation from Mayor Louie Welch.
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Women's Club of Houston
Polly Howerton
Cuero
Marie Smith
Tomball
Alice Naylor
San Antonio
Chelsea Place
Houston
Texas
Elizabeth K. Miller
Woman's Club
Municipal Art Commission
Louie Welch
Choir Attends Festival at Houston Baptist College
The Youth Choir of Calvary Baptist Church traveled to Houston to participate in the Baptist State Youth Choir Festival at Houston Baptist College. Director Chris Harris led the group with Ricky Fagan on drums and Vickie Hall on piano.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Houston
Chris Harris
Houston Baptist College
Ricky Fagan
Vickie Hall
Cuero
Ramada Inn
Bobby Hall
Kathy Simpson
Leslie Parr
Pam Mize
Tommy Pardue
Linda Schulte
Edward Rackley
Cheryl Fagan
Kenneth Parr
Julie Simpson
Scott Cooley
Arona Mize
Roger Mize
Beverly Rogers
Barbara Terrell
Jay Cooley
Virginia Rogers
Bobby Coker
Lydia Rackley
Debbie Rogers
Vickie Coker
B. J. Hall
Sam Simpson
Vivian Terrell
Wilizabeth Means
Reuss Pharmacy celebrates first anniversary at Cuero location
The Reuss family marks the first anniversary of their Cuero store once home to Texas oldest drug shop. Open since 1872 in Cuero after moving from Indianola, the firm has filled more than 1 200 000 prescriptions and now features nine departments. A Hallmark Thoughtfulness Center and new organic health foods are part of expanded services. Joe Reuss and Wanda invite guests to visit, register for a weekly cash drawing, and enjoy daily specials.
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Aoniiversary
Texas
al Gonzales
Reuss’ Pharmacy
Cuerciles
South Texans
J. Reuss
Indianola
Cuero
Reuss Pharmacy
Texas Exes Hold Meet in Shiner Banquet
The DeWitt Lavaca Gonzales Texas Exes Club gathered in Shiner for its annual banquet with Dr. Ronald Brown, Vice President of Student Affairs, as featured speaker. He outlined six university strengths from libraries to alumni and noted UT Austin’s 2 million volumes and top teaching awards. Officers for 1972 74 were elected: Otto Gindler president. Robert Post Elwordt Gaus Norman Rubin and Bill Bradfield as vice presidents. Carroll Erwin secretary treasurer.
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DeWitt-Lavaca-Gonzales
Texas Exes Club
Shiner
Ronald Brown
Brown
University of Texas At Austin
U. S&s
American University
Otto Gindler
Gonzales
Robert Post
Cuero
Elwordt Gaus
Yoakum
Norman Rubin
Hallettsville
Bill Bradfield
Carroll Erwin
Thinking Day Observed by Local Girl Scouts at church
All age levels of Girl Scouts met at the First Methodist Church to observe Thinking Day. Junior and Cadette Scouts prepared a taste treat from three countries including French onion soup and American popcorn balls for the event with adult leaders aiding in serving.
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First Methodist Church
France
United States
Champions Exhibited at Houston Livestock Show and Red Angus
Mr and Mrs B D McKinney of Yoakum won two top awards at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Their bull was named Grand Champion Bull and a female entry earned Red Angus Reserve Champion Female.
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B. D. MckKinney
Yoakum
Houston
Red Angus
Public Schools Week Open House At Cuero High
Cuero High School invites parents and community members to visit March 6 7 8 during Public Schools Week. The open house is March 7 7 to 9 p.m with classroom visits exhibits and demonstrations including band and physical education. Junior High hosts open house March 7 7 to 9 p.m and invites classrooms visits and student work displays.
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Preston Smith
Texas
Cuero
DeWayne Scott
Cuero High School
Scott
Langdon Smith
Cuero Junior High School
Congress Seeks Loopholes in Freedom of Information Act
Washington UPI reports a House subcommittee will hold hearings through June on the FOIA’s effectiveness and delays in agencies. It notes Congress itself is exempt and unlikely to join the act, despite possible reforms like payroll records and committee action data.
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Gress
Congress
Mermoranda
House Foreign Operations and Government Information Subcommittee
House
Senate
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