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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
1
A humorous slice of a tired morning with scattered musings and quips. The writer riffs on fashion miscues, a worn eye, and a cheeky line about a Chinese American song. Observes how fault-finding is easy and offers a wry note on daily battles and bad advice.
Drainage District No 1 will hold its regular meeting March 2 in the district office at the DeWitt County Courthouse. Routine business matters will be discussed, according to Homer Blanton, commissioner.
Ninety-one students competed in a bicycle rodeo on March 23 at Yorktown Elementary School. Buddy Means of the Texas Department of Public Safety directed the event. Melody Rabke won the girls division and Victor Jendrzey took boys honors on tiebreaker, with trophies donated by the Yorktown Lions Club.
Alamo Lumber Co announces the sale of its all brick Johnson Street house built by the firm. New owners are Mrs. Lena Bruening and the Misses Wagner, with homes in Corpus Christi, Austin, and Refugio. They plan to move to Cuero after school ends. The company has four other houses under construction on Heaton Street. Concrete foundations are being poured on some, with two more to be finished next week. Open house will be announced and held soon.
Dr. W. Norman Cooper world renowned religious figure arrives in Cuero for a week long visit. He travels from Omaha after a Board of Directors meeting at Eastern Nebraska Christian College where he serves as a director. Cooper lectures globally as a Bible instructor and spiritual healer and is director of Truth Center in Los Angeles.
Yorktown Elementary reveals its third nine weeks honor roll listing Fourth Grade A students Cynthia Tam Cynthia Wolpman B students Sandra Bedynek John Biemer Wayne Bolting Teresa Coppedge Ruth Coufal Gail Eckhardt Lori Fiedler Robert Franke Linda Griffin Michael Koenig Patrick Matejek Tracy Metting Scott Moritz Sharon Nack Mark Smiley Debra Styra Ronald Warzecha Gail Worsham Fifth Grade A Walter Gohmert Walter Koopman Laurie Smith B Peggy Borgfeld Ralph Dickerman Donna Gerhardt Greg Gips Jay Gloor Mary Goehring Allen Griffin Antonio Guerrero Connie Janacek Cynthia Kaiser Mark Newman Mekaty Rabke Norma Schroeder Francisco Sixtos Michael Vazquez Geraldine Wollny Sixth Grade A Michael Blaschke Kenneth Bueler B Marilyn Adix Kristy Bremer Darryl Borth Kirby Brandt Tina DiNatale Mary Garcia Arthur Goehring Janet Jaeger Minette Keane Karen Koopmann Cindy Lytle Richard Materek Wesley McAda Susan Menking Jeri Metting Martha Metting Melissa Metting See Honor Roll Page 4
Eighteen prize winning works from the Texas Fine Arts Association will be on display April 10 to 28 at the Senior High School art department. The show features the association's 60th annual exhibition and state citation works, touring the state with support from TVAA grants and the Texas and National Endowment for the Arts. Artists include Susan Amster, Richard Jordan, Betty Arnherger, and others from Dallas Fort Worth Houston and beyond. Jurors selected the awards and circuit entries from the competitive show.
President Anwar Sadat declared Egypt will go to war against Israel regardless of sacrifices and that the decision is irreversible. He spoke at a rally in Mersa Matruh and urged preparation for battle to liberate their land.
Shirley Respondek daughter of Mrs Julia Respondek and the late Paul Respondek will appear in the background of Ryan O Neals The Thief Who Came To Dinner. She is shown driving a new car in an accident scene and will be seen with various wig colors in the film.
UPI reports U.S. troop strength in South Vietnam fell below 100,000 for the first time since 1965, with about 97,700 on record after an estimated 1,000 withdrawal daily. Officials say the 69,000 by May 1 quota will be met, though Navy personnel off the coast and forces in Thailand are not counted in the latest tally. In battlefield news, 10 Communists were killed while U.S. helicopter crews suffered injuries.
City Council will meet in a called session today at 4 p.m. per city secretary Evelyn Barefield to open bids on ground storage tanks for the water department. Only one bid was received after re advertising the project.
A rancher protests high meat costs in a letter to Esther Peterson consumer advisor to the president. A Washington newspaper ran a full page ad featuring her image and declaring shoppers have the right to be informed about meat prices.
Austin based prosecutor Robert O. Smith says Texas stock fraud inquiry remains active with new facts about alleged official acts. He notes potential future grand jury actions and ongoing probes into Mutscher, McGinty, Shannon and other legislators amid broader state government scrutiny.
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