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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1971
Page
5
A cautionary note warns drivers not to bleed a tire while it heats up from prolonged use, even if the gauge shows an extra two pounds or more. The guidance emphasizes safety and stresses avoiding rapid pressure changes during heat buildup.
The Rt. Rev. Harold C. Gosnell appeals to all communicants in the West Texas Episcopal Diocese for $30,000 to restore programs cut from the budget. Funds are sought for St. Pauls School Brownsville Good Samaritan Center San Antonio St Martins School Corpus Christi Santa Fe School San Antonio The University of the South Sewanee Tenn The Seminary of the Southwest Austin and aid to seminarians and college work. The appeal follows the 67th Annual Council which approved a reduced budget of 554100.
Justice of the Peace Albert Ley presided as eight residents paid fines. Felipe C. Sanchez of Victoria fined 49 dollars for over gross weight. Juan Marie Gohmert of Cuero 20 dollars for speeding. Elsie H. Rickman of Cuero 20 dollars for speeding. Juan A. Rodriguez of Alice 40 dollars over gross weight. Alan Dal es Ives of Austin 29 dollars for speeding. Jim Tommie McCloud of West stood noted.
Charges filed against Howard Anderson Nordheim Jack C Fitzgerald Cuero and Jim Morris Gibson Jr Smithville for offenses including unsafe speed no pass zone speeding and defective muffler Rafael Jimenez Yoakum and Robert B Coleman Seguin cited for similar offenses each fined $20.
President Nixon leaves Washington at 12 40 p m EST for Williamsburg Virginia to address a Conference of the Judiciary at 2 p m EST.
Bill Umphres, Conoco commission agent, takes over management of the Conoco Service Station at North Esplanade and Broadway from Jim Cobb. Cobb leaves Cuero with his family to move to Bryan where he will be radio station sales manager. Umphres plans to observe his first anniversary in Cuero soon.
Residents living at 511 West Johnson express satisfaction with Cuero as their home, welcoming the stability and community feel they found in the city.
Duckett Motor Co on East Broadway says it has a full stock of 1971 Chevrolets and Oldsmobiles after a slow start caused by the strike. Chevrolet trucks are arriving and on display for customers.
Mike Weber of Weber Motor Co says he secured several nearly new 1970 executive cars in a Dallas trip and displays many 1971 Pintos Mavericks and other Fords along with Mercurys. The dealer lists a full range of 1971 Ford trucks for sale.
Leo Cowey states Cowey Bros Service is ready to handle auto air conditioning. The firm boasts a highly trained crew to install air conditioners now ahead of summer.
Gary Wyant, previously an assistant at Wichita State, Florida State and Georgia, was hired Wednesday by coach Bill Battle to join the Tennessee Volunteers football program.
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