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Newspaper

Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1971

Page

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DPS Patrolmen Seek Grand Jury Probe in Texas Shooting

DPS officials press for a grand jury review of the shooting in Shiner Texas where Hazle Mathis 43 and his 6-year-old nephew Van Lee Mathis Jr were killed and Hazle Mathis Sr wounded after officers Johnny Aycock and L B Gamble stopped a drunken driving arrest. The department says self defense. a witness claims police alone were armed.

Department of Public Safety Hazle Mathis van Lee Mathis Jr Gamble Mathis van Lee Mathis

Town Tau GOD IS ALIVE The bravest of battles

A collage of verse and local snippets notes passionate lines about mothers and courage, with personal asides about individuals in The Record office. It mentions Le Roy Pierce, Henry Luddecke Sr, Oscar Adickes, Mrs Harry Merritt, Arthur Means, Gene Brown, and Brenda Osterloh, among casual humor about daily life and a streetcar joke.

Right to petition questioned amid two Washington protests

Senator Kazen discusses the right to petition the government in addressing war opposition and the dangers of attempts to close the government. He contrasts veterans’ peaceful, reasoned dissent with a second, broader protest that aimed to shut down the government, highlighting police and federal response and arrests numbering about 12,900 over two days. He notes drug and crime concerns at protest sites and cites congressional support for demonstrators.

Washington Congress

Cuero Native Joins Law Firm Hartman and Lapham

Wayne L. Hartman former DeWitt County Attorney and district attorney joins Victoria firm Hartman and Lapham with Artma L. Lapham. Hartman, Cuero native, previously Victoria County Judge for over a decade. The firm sits at the corner of Moi and Santa, 201 Ia Calle De Las Dies Amigos, Victoria.

Wayne L. Hartman DeWitt County Vicctoria Artma L. Lapham Hartman and Lapham Hartman Cuero August Hartman Crain and Hartman Victoria Moi and Santa Ia Calle de Las Dies Amigos Victora

Time For Pecan Spraying In DeWitt County

Orval Wright, DeWitt County Agricultural Agent, says pecan spraying for the nut casebearer should run May 11 to 16 after three banding and egg laying tests. Check trees individually for evidence, look for greenish white eggs turning reddish, punctured nuts with frass, and scrape frass to reveal a nut hole. Use Guthion Sevin Malathion Thiodane or Toxaphene with thorough coverage. Seven advised for homeowners. commercial sprayers with 400 to 700 psi recommended. Call the Wright office with questions.

DeWitt County Orval Wright Wright

Governor Seeks Cloud Seeding Aid for Texas Drought

Governor Pres ton Smith released letters to President Nixon and Secretary Melvin Laird urging the U S Air Force to seed clouds to alleviate Texas drought. He criticized federal inaction and red tape, noting Air Force expertise could bring rainfall to several areas and urging drought disaster aid or an explanation from Washington.

Texas Smith Air Force

Postal Rates Hiked by Federal Judge Clears Way

A UPI report notes Judge William B. Bryant denied a preliminary injunction blocking a 33 1 3 percent temporary postal rate increase set for May 16. First class letters rise from 6 to 8 cents, air mail from 10 to 11 cents, postcards from 5 to 6 cents, and other classes up about one third. The publishers argued the move violated law and bypassed rate procedures.

William B. Bryant U.S. Postal Service American Newspaper Publishers Association The Magazine Publishers Association Post Office Postal Rate Commission

Tim Lewis Honored for UH Year End Activities

Tim Lewis, a second year law student at the University of Houston, received multiple honors in year end activities. He joined the Barons law honor society, was elected secretary, earned a service award as a justice on the honor court, and was named vice-justice of his Phi Alpha Delta fraternity. Lewis is the son of Walter and Mrs. Lewis, a Cuero High School and Austin College graduate, married with one child and a Vietnam veteran.

Tim Lewis University of Houston Barons Lewis Phi Alpha Delta Walter T. Lewis Cuero High School Austin College At Sherman Vietnam

London toy council wows Julian Boon team

Urb Julian Boon and his pals form a consumer council for a toy maker. They test play value durability and cost, reporting back on affordability and usefulness of each toy.

London Urb Julian Boon

Gulf Coast Unit In Operation At Port Arthur Project

Gulf Coast Wood Products Inc announces its Modular Components Division has completed staircase and closet units for the Port Arthur housing contract and awaits revised specs to begin kitchen and bathroom units. A motel project nearby will use units from the same division. Major staff include Tim Ernster as VP and organizational manager, Bobby Gobel as production manager, and Joe Bonjevic as general foreman.

Modular Components Division Gulf Coast Wood Products Brayton Flying Field Tim Ernster Texas University Bobby Gobel Joe Bonjievi

Mutscher Says He Has Support For 1973 Speaker Run

Gus Mutscher claims enough backing from Texas House members to secure a third term as speaker in 1973. He reports 60 pledged letters and believes he may exceed 75, enough to win. Rep. Henry Sanchez helped spur others to draft letters of support.

Austin UPS Gus Mutscher House Mutscher Muttscher Henry Sanchez Brownsville Sanchez

Supersonic Transport Hope Revived in House Fight

In a tense House session SST supporters seek to convert an $83.5 million termination allowance into fresh funding for two SST prototypes. Rep. Brock Adams backs the move, Boeing signals willingness, while opposition cites public opinion outrage and Senate resistance potential. President Nixon reportedly supports the action.

White House Nixon SST Friends of the Earth The Sierra Club National Wildlife Federation

DeWitt County Increases Tax Rate Despite Decline in Valuations

DeWitt County Commissioners raised the tax rate from $1.09 to $1.25 based on 20 percent of assessed value, with the levy to be set at Wednesday's court. Auditor Lawrence Henneke notes reduced valuations in oil and gas and minerals will lower overall taxes. A $72,000 contract with Southwestern Appraisal Company for a county wide equalization study was approved, with work starting this month and finishing in about 15 months.

DeWitt County Lawrence Henneke Southwestern Appraisal Company Weber Motor Company Cuero Duckett Motor Company Board of Equalization

Ben Barnes Challenges Gov. Smith to Veto Unnecessary Spending

Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes challenged Gov. Preston Smith to veto any unnecessary items in the legislative spending proposals. He noted the multimillion tax bill funds the program and warned a veto could trigger a special session if the tax bill is rejected. Barnes argued agency estimates rose since Smith’s lower proposal, naming a new veterinary school at Texas Tech as a $5 million target.

Smith Barnes House Senate Texas Tech Texas Aficio Ben Barnes

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Lockheed Airbus DPS Ss. M. P God Rabel Ike Cathy Laake Jeanie Blalock Record Office LeRoy Pierce Roy Henry Luddecke Sr Oscar Adickes Harry Merritt Arthur Means Gene Brown Brenda Osterloh Kazen Abraham “Chick Kazen, Jr., M. D Albert H. Bowker Berkeley Calif University of California Bowker City College of New York Cuero Native UPI Desert Consemee Gulf Coast Ernster Brock Adams D-Wash Adams Boeing Seattle Henneke Gov. Smith
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