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Newspaper

Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1972

Page

3

Five men eye low priced airplane plant in city

A mass meeting of interested citizens is planned for Monday to discuss opening a low priced airplane manufacturing plant. Light fixtures were set up at the softball field per Parks Commissioner Francis J. The text also notes school sports and local civic events from Cuero in 1947 and 1962.

Francis J Lena Helen'Thieme Cuero High Schoo C. R. Reese Sr Ni- Tome Homer da

Friedel visits parents as town notes shift

First Lt. Harvey Friedel is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Friedel. Mr and Mrs Travis Kite are the parents of a baby girl born Thursday. Mrs Carl Hull was admitted to Burns Hospital Friday.

DeWitt County Harvey Friedel Louis Friedel Travis Kite Carl Hull Burns Hospital

Cuero Lions honor outstanding Cuero High student

Six years ago on May 4 1967 Melvin Squyres received a plaque at the Cuero Lions Club lunch as outstanding student in the Distributive Education Club of America Cuero High School chapter Shirley Nesloney a Cuero High freshman wins the local bakeoff Mrs F A Mood and Mrs Ray Leggett to celebrate birthdays Friday Hugh Benbow of Stratton visits Cuero on Thursday

Melvin Squyres Cuero Lions Club Distributive Education Club of America Cuero High School Shirley Nesloney F. A. Mood Ray Leggett Hugh Benbow Stratton Cuero

Honor Students Named At School In Yorktown

Yorktown School names valedictorian H Buesing with 95.66 average and Virginia Adix 94.80 and Kurt Lemke 94.70 as top eighth graders. They active in intramural sports bands honor societies and Boy Scouts. Promotion ceremony May 25 at 8 00 p m in the high school auditorium with seventy six candidates.

H/ Buesing Alton Buesing Yorktown Virginia Adix Carl Kurtke Edythe Fiton Lemke Lufkin Hal Buesing Kurt Boy Scouts Mor Diana Dworaczyk Glynis Boldt Vickie McAda Scott Straube Joan Wilson Allen Menking

Investiture and service mark Troop 22 Thunderfoot progress

Troop 22 Thunderfoot held an investiture ceremony with Darrellnd Albert reciting the Scout pledge before lighted candles. Forty scouts and about as many parents attended a demonstration on axe safety and outdoor skills preceding the charter presentation at 8 pm.

Darrellnd Albert Othr Keep Aea Es Hamilton Jerry Dreyer Donalder Cuero Cuero Municipal Pal NYA Omen Bay of America Assin Patrol Jim Rabe Ham Mike Set Bomba Mike Fuchs Aring Bru Wilde Lost Pines Bastrop Texas Parents Club Cuero Housing Authority

Twelve Join First United Methodist Church in May 7 Service

Confirmation class at First United Methodist Church will join church membership during the 11 a.m. May 7 Morning Worship Service. Pastor Calvin Peterson will help lead the service with assisting class members and one candidate will receive baptism. others were previously baptized. Class members include Brian Baca John Y Bell Katy Bell Judi G Buchhorn David A Drehr Laura E Johnson K Karlene Kruger W Neal Kruger Jr Nancy A McWhorter Lillian L Peterson Evelyn S Saleher and Sally A Salcher.

First United Methodist Church Calvin Peterson Brian Baca John Y. Bell Katy Bell Judi G. Buchhorn David A. Drehr Laura E. Johnson K. Karlene Kruger

State urges local water pollution controls through councils

The Water Quality Board explains that cities must inventory waste discharges monitor discharges and plan abatement with enforcement if needed. TWQB backs local programs saying enforcement at local levels sustains gains and offers assistance. Termite description follows with note on wings and body form.

TWQR TWQB Hugh Yantis

Cuero Cash Grain Market Report

Local Cuero grain market lists corn cash price for shelled corn at 1.08 to 1.25 dollars per bushel with slight declines. Prices shown as ear corn and coro shelled variety indicate fluctuating returns for farmers.

Market Summary Fort Worth UPI Livestock Prices

Cattle and calves scarce, no price test. Hogs limited sales 25-50 lower 2-3 grade 210-245 lbs at 23.00-23.25. Barrows and gilts scarce, sows lacking enough offers for price test. Sheep none.

Fort Worth Upi USDA

17 Girl Scouts Take Los Angeles Trip

Seventeen Cuero Girl Scouts and three adults traveled to San Antonio for a Saturday trip on April 29. They toured the XC-99 aircraft tour, visited the Zoo the Alamo and the Hartzberg Circus Collection. Included were Mary Cook Jennie Boyd Wendy Adams Georgia Browley Linda Browley Norma Carmona Jacqueline Luter Betty Mathis Elizabeth Munoz Lillian Peterson Sue Staehr Annette Stall Danite Jo Weathers Katherine Peterson Wilma Stall Janice Byrd Ruby Stall with Mrs Wilburn Stall and Rev Calvin Peterson.

Cuero San Antonio San Antonio Zoo Alamo Hartzberg Circus Breckenridge Mary Cook Jennie Boyd Wendy Adams Georgia Browley Linda Browley Norma Carmona Jacqueline Luter Betty Mathis Elizabeth Munoz Lillian Peterson Sue Staehr Annette Stall Danite Jo Weathers Katherine Peterson Wilma Stall Janice Byrd Ruby Stall Wilburn Stall Calvin Peterson

Murder Fund tied to top UMW officials in Yablonski slay

Special Prosecutor says a United Mine Workers Research and Information Fund funded the killers of Joseph Yablonski with 15000 dollars. Tony Boyle and Albert Pass allegedly attended the secret meeting creating the fund. Huddleston pleads guilty and implicates Prater and Pass while officials face upcoming arraignments.

Washington UPI United Mine Workers Research and Information Ww. A Tony” Boyle UMW Joseph A Jock” Yablonski Richard A. Sprague Boyle Albert Pass Tennessee Kentucky Pass Yablonski District 19 William J. Prater Sprague Silous Huddleston Focal LaFollette Tenn FBI Washington County Huddleston Prater Bill Prater

Anti Poverty Head Convicted In Federal Trial

Dan Reyna director of Cameron and Willacy counties anti poverty program was convicted by a federal jury on six counts of a seven count indictment for fraudulently obtaining government funds. He faked travel vouchers to skim money from the Department of Labor and the Office of Economic Opportunity. Sentencing set later. he faces up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine per count.

Brownsville Tex UPI Dan Reyna Cameron Willacy Federal District Court U. S Raul A. Gonzales Reyna Department of Labor Office of Economic Opportunity U.S Ben C. Connally Houston

Tet Offensive briefing by General Truong during public appearance

General Truong stayed optimistic while meeting reporters during a Tet Offensive update. He said he came to assess the situation and discuss it with military commanders, declining further remarks in his first public appearance since an Ancestors' Day speech in Saigon. He also issued an order stating soldiers who desert would be shot and pledged that no more military families would be evacuated from Hue, a move that had unsettled refugees.

Saigon Truong Hue

Ten Aboard Missing Plane in Surinam

The Tennessee Air National Guard reported a C124 cargo plane with 109 Memphis men aboard is missing and presumed down near Paramaribo Surinam. The craft lost radio contact at 6 p.m. CDT on approach to Dan Zandrier Airport. Names of the 10 airmen are withheld until next of kin are notified.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Air National Guard Memphis Surinam South America Adj William C. Smith Paramaribo Dan Zandrier Asst Earl Pate

Bad Storm Kills 21 In Mexico City Area

A storm described as the worst in five years dropped hail as large as lemons over 12 square miles killing 21 people and injuring 216 while leaving more than 10 000 homeless. Mud three feet deep covered parts of the south side of Mexico City as rescuers began dawn searches for 15 missing.

H. Denny Davis Mexico City Mexico Red Cross

Acting FBI Chief Appointed by Nixon Naming Gray

President Nixon named L. Patrick Gray TI to serve as acting FBI director until a permanent replacement for J Edgar Hoover is found after the Navarroker election. Gray, an assistant attorney general and former Nixon aide, was chosen to avoid campaign politics during the election year.

Dent Nixon L. Patrick Gray TI Fry J Edgar Hoover Nixon Congress Hoover Gray

Taxpayers praised for timely 1972 filing in Texas letters

Readers commend the southern Texas community for filing taxes accurately and on time during the 1972 period. The Tax Service thanks the public and staff for assistance, noting the helpful use of Question and Answer materials and mutual information exchange. Credit is given to R. L. Phinny District Director for the letter.

Texas R. L

Cuero Centennial Board Plans Parade and Fund Rollover

The Cuero Centennial executive board aims to return all financial subscriptions after the celebration with surplus for future events. Members include Jim Conrad co chair and Mrs J D Bramlette Jr with a team guiding promotions publicity finances and budget and parades. Duckett urged members to share brochures at out of town meetings and brochures are available at the Turkey Trot office on Gonzales Street. Portis notes Cuero youths will attend a cripled children's camp in Kerrville this summer.

Centennial Board Jim Conrad J. D. Bramlette Jr E. Hall Jr Howard Kleinecke Dewey Henderson Frank Sheppard EF. T. Summers Jr Howard Bennett Pat Mixon Sheppard C. L. Duckett Lester Frers Homer Berner Mike Weber Lawrence Henneke Bramlette Duckett Gonzales Street Harold High Charles Lucas Glen Portis Kerrville

Antique Show Grows as Community Hosts Weekend Sale

Miss Margaret Webster announces the antique show expands with more volunteers and longer hours. American Legion Auxiliary provides refreshments and Saturday noon meal while dealers from Glidden to Maryland reserve spaces. Show runs 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday with admission 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children.

Margaret Webster American Legion Auxiliary Maggie Guyton CWF W. R. Davisson Glidden San Antonio Seguin Ft. Worth Austin Temple Victoria Palacios Edna San Marcos Houston Dallas Texas Chevy Chase Maryland

Mrs Charles W Marshall Visiting In Cuero

Mrs Charles W Marshall of Eagle Lake is visiting her sister Mrs Anthony Braun in Cuero. She lived in Cuero in the mid-1950s when her late husband was pastor of the First United Methodist Church.

Aring Charles W. Marshal Eagle Lake Cuero Anthony Braun Marshall First United Methodist Church

Cuero adult education graduates honored at ceremony

Cuero Independent School District conducts an adult basic education completion ceremony with speakers Rev Oscar Wimbish Jr. and Dr Homer V Judge. Certificates will be presented by Heinie Bade. GED graduates Petra Barros Thomas Mitchell and Roger Neitch will receive special recognition.

Cuero School Board Heinie Bade Bade Petra Barros Thomas Mitchell Roger Neitch Cuero Independent School District Oscar Wimbish Jr New Jerusalem Ted Routon Zelda Rick Gross Adult Learning Center Victoria Mitchell

Negotiators Face Silence as Talks Pause

Porter told reporters that the group returned with no answer to any questions and appeared not authorized to discuss policy matters. Earlier, chief North Vietnamese negotiator Xuan Thuy suggested more secret talks could be in the works.

Porter Xuan Thuy

UT Students Push Beer Sale in Student Union Building

University of Texas students advocate allowing beer sales inside the student union building. They argue for campus life upgrades and urge administration to approve on-campus service with a focus on moderation and compliance.

Stag Stew Benefit Set By American Legion

The American Legion will host a stag stew tomorrow evening starting at 6:00 p.m. at the Cuero Pump House. Tickets are available from Legion members or at the gate, and attendees are asked to bring their own spoons.

American Legion Cuero Pump House Legion

Taxicab Fleet Hits 3406 Taxis in Hong Kong

Hong Kong reports a fleet of 3 406 taxicabs in operation. The number highlights the citys taxi capacity and market scale amid continued urban transport demand.

Hong Kong

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