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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Jim Wolf of Yorktown were business visitors in Cuero Wednesday after noon.
In Sileby England villagers protest a local incinerator by sending soiled laundry to county officials. They claim the soot blankets their washing as it hangs to dry, prompting local action and complaints about air quality.
The item mentions Dr Wayne Adickes, once with the Cuercites, moving to a higher paying job in Cleveland Ohio. It also notes Walter Koenig inflating a debt and a warning about possible social unrest. A Wolverhampton police report describes Claire Jones driving her mother's car 200 yards downtown with a 16 month old in the back. a pedestrian stopped the vehicle after the child started the car.
Article highlights how urban dwellers can grow edible crops indoors or on balconies. It cites Alice Skelsey and her book Cucumbers Green Peppers as guidance for growing cucumbers peppers eggplant and lettuce in limited spaces. Emphasizes sun exposure attractive plants and practical savings.
Mrs. Skelsey extols edible pot crops like lettuce spinach beets and carrots with tips on containers from milk cartons to plastic bags. The book covers care feeding and sun needs with illustrations by Ed Rahn Studio and urges readers to try any tempting plant to grow indoors or on balconies and rooftops.
The ordinance requires removal of junked vehicles and offers a ten day period for compliance or a public hearing before the City Council. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines up to 200 dollars. The measure cites safety and property value concerns and notes cooperation from local junkyards and property owners.
Ad card warns of functional kidney disorders with symptoms like waking at night burning frequent or scanty flow and backache. Promotes Bukets 3-tabs-a-day treatment to flush kidneys and regulate passage and notes a 48 cent back guarantee in 12 hours at L. L. Buttery Drug Store.
Committee members report progress on a scrapbook and slides for the Centennial and Turkey Trot. Lester Giese adds material on Robert Albert who built the hore on Indianola Street and the H Runge and Co. building now Crain Building. A line of DeWitt County history materials is gathered for the official grave marker dedication in Victoria on April with a Guadalupe Victoria descendant attending.
The session opened with both sides boycotting discussions over the conference table shape. Porter urged North Vietnam to allow impartial POW camp inspections, but the Communists refused, calling the demand a maneuver tied to President Nixon's re election bid.
The Nationalists rely on U S assurances that the 1954 mutual defense treaty endures and that Taiwan will be recognized by the United States. They expect U S troop withdrawal only after a peaceful Taiwan settlement. Taiwan shows strong growth with a 10 to 20 percent rise in gross national product in 1971.
Jaycee group discussed sponsoring a duchess for the York town Western Days in April. Hugo Geek chairs a committee evaluating Cuero Chub and Yonkum Jaycees backing to benefit Bluebonnet Youth Ranch. Tentative plans include Johnny Bush for the dance. A membership social for Jayces and spouses is Sunday at the old pump station on the Guadalupe River. RSVP to Kizer by Friday.
New York's Court of Appeals unanimously held that a judge overstepped by barring press coverage of the conspiracy and extortion trial of Carmine J. Persico, violating the First Amendment. Persico was acquitted after the protective orders were struck down.
Associate justice of the Texas Supreme Court delivered The Disaster Lobby Versus the Good of America at a Houston dinner. Pall H. White of Churchill High School in San Antonio, a national oratorical winner, spoke on The Bill of Rights Reciprocal Rights and Duties. Cuero attendees included Principal De Wayne Scott and several staff members and newspaper advisors.
In Gratham England a tanker leak dumped 300 gallons of tar onto a road leaving hundreds of cars stuck as tires fused to the surface. Emergency crews closed the stretch and worked to remove vehicles and contain the spill.
Local notes record Mrs. Hazel Bland visiting Cuero on a business matter, Marie Dahl Boothe and her daughter-in-law attending SWSTC art course at Cuero Senior High, and a 30 40 attendee session hosted by Mr. Kolbe. Other items mention Miss DeWitt County pageant plans, a man named W C Krueger traveling to Hope, a grandson James Hudgeons recovering in Germany, and birthday wishes for several residents. Also included is home improvement advice about built in shelving and a party-ready living room setup.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told the National Grain and Feed Association convention that farmers have improved their lot and will continue to prosper under the Nixon administration. He contrasted farm income with manufacturing gains and urged continued work and fair compensation for producers.
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