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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1972
Page
1
Town Vaux H H Berner writes about a tedious doctor’s visit filled with waiting in a lab and nervous anticipation of tests. He mocks the sterility of the scene and the nurse or attendant’s bedside manner while venting irritation at needles and implied medical procedures.
Jackson S W C Directors nominate Senator William N Patman for the 1972 award for greatest unselfish service to soil and water conservation. The Jackson district cites his strong support and outstanding conservation efforts.
Senior Franke McClung is named state winner of the DAR Good Citizen contest. She will receive a $100 U S Savings Bond at the state conference in Houston, after beating more than 550 entries to earn a national finalist spot with a possible $1,000 prize.
Cuero has been entered in a state-wide beautification contest sponsored by the South Texas Chamber of Commerce. A chamber committee led by Sharon Steen is focusing on beautifying downtown buildings.
The spring roundup party set for April 1 at Lost Creek Ranch is postponed to a later date, announced by Jonn C. Hamilton.
The Cuero Area Ministerial Alliance and Cuero youth plan an Easter Service Sunday at 6 30 a m on the Island in Municipal Park Lake. If weather turns, the service moves to the park clubhouse. Rev Peter Higgins of St Michael's and Rev H A Hanson of St Mark's co chair the alliance.
A snake in a transformer triggered a blackout for about forty five minutes starting around 1 a m. City Hall was closed on Saturday and the electric department had no official comment, but reliable reports confirm the snake caused the outage.
Governor Preston Smith announced a special Texas Legislature session at 10 a.m. on Tuesday March 28 to consider funding the May 6 primaries and to comply with the Highway Beautification Act.
The race to succeed Speaker Gus Mutscher hinges on Rep. DeWitt Hale and Rep. Rayford Price with Heatly linked to the fight. Backers say Heatly ships influence via the budget while Hale and Price deny collusion. A close contest is expected on opening day of the special session with several other candidates in the mix.
Grace Episcopal Church begins Holy Week with Palm Sunday services at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. The Blessing of the Palms precedes Morning Prayer as the choir enters with palm fronds. A brief blessing of the symbol follows and the crowd joins in the hymn All Glory Laud and Honor. Red hangings recall martyrs.
The Junior Class names committees for the junior senior prom at the American Legion Hall on April 21. Denise Arndlt reports Triumphs will provide music. Decoration groups list centerpieces Terri Means Emily Afflerbach Rosie Anzualda Susie Arnold Judy Barber Marsha Brown Fernando Fernandez Linda Kubecka Barbara Meitzen Charles Peoples Martha Ruiz Jean Ven Bevean Laura Windel Camille Whitten and entrance decor Sylvia Orozco Beth Walls. ENTRANT Sandra Barron 45 a contestant in Little Miss Cuera Contest set for April 7 sponsored by Cuera Young Homemakers. she is in kindergarten and enjoys dance and talking.
President Nixon said food prices should drop soon and warned further measures if they do not. A Commerce Department report showed grocery prices up 1.9 percent in February, led by meat costs, as inflation remained a campaign issue. Meany criticized federal wage controls amid pay board disputes.
Cuero Area Ministerial Alliance pastors will hold noonday services from 12 05 to 12 49 p m at Grace Episcopal Church inviting all to attend.
Ceet Ming Jr. operates a one man detective office AMEX in Texas, earning more than local officials but facing long idle spells. Texas regulates 396 detectives and 147 guard outfits, with Houston leading in agencies. Licensing requires photos fingerprints experience and references, with Class A B or C licenses costing 150 100 renewal or 225 175 renewal respectively.
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