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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers prints letters on adoption including a white couple seeking to adopt a black white child. They face family and friend opposition but seek encouragement and guidance while other readers discuss ASH and school discipline cases.
The ceremony honored Senior Scout Cap recipients and a long list of badge awards across Junior and Cadette ranks. Wilma Stall, Katherine Peterson, Annette Stall, Robin Wood, Sue Staehr, and Georgia Browley earned Cadette First Aid, as Janice Byrd received the Girl Scout pin. JoJo Weathers presented the 60th anniversary service star and patch. Over one hundred attendees enjoyed refreshments.
A research group says skull and crossbones symbols attract children. Studies in Pittsburgh and Fort Lauderdale show youngsters prefer red colored labels. Betty Bachman notes confusion with the Pirates emblem. hospitals distribute Mr. Yuk labels to deter handling poisonous substances.
Cuero records note a 1947 crowd in front of Buchel National Bank viewing a turkey feather evening dress. 1962 Cuero High School Gooblers officers include Julie Gips president and J D Bowen VP. 1967 a groundbreaking for American Legion Winter Post 3 auditorium and civic center at Cuero is announced with a $69 887 budget.
In Carrickfergus a war memorial site witnesses gunfire that killed two people and wounded others as a sniper fired on workers leaving Mackey Engineering in Belfast. A car bomb at Donegall Road injures sixteen. another incident ends with a soldier firing on a suspect in a car near a Belfast traffic light.
President Nixon plans a May itinerary starting with a banquet at Spaso House in Moscow hosted by Ambassador Beam. He will tour Leningrad and Kiev then fly to Tehran for a palace reception, visit Warsaw for a state dinner, and return to Washington June 1.
Mrs Soledad Trevino died Monday and funeral services were held Wednesday at United Pentecostal Local Church El Buen Pastor. Interment followed in Hillside Cemetery under Oak Memorial Funeral Home direction with pallbearers Alfredo Gomez Candelario Munoz Guadalupe Garibay Alejandro Gutierrez Nicholas Garibay and Jose Espinosa.
Adam Kohutek age 73 of Cuero died in a Cuero hospital. He was born June 25 1898 in Nursery, married Lucy Adcock on September 9 1918 in Cuero. Services at Freund Funeral Home Friday at 3 pm. burial in Thomaston Cemetery. Survivors include wife two sons two brothers two sisters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Wallace held a Baltimore Sun as he left hospital after being shot. Billy Joe Camp said the Wallace campaign would continue with no decision yet on a California write in. Security at Towson Baltimore County Jail rose after threats against Arthur Bremer, the accused assailant, as FBI and U.S. marshals guarded him and Bremer’s family visited.
United Press International editors summarize the USSR’s expanse and history for Nixon's Moscow trip. The USSR spans 11 time zones with 115 ethnic groups and 241 million people led by Russians at 55 percent. It holds vast natural resources, forests, and minerals, with low rainfall and extensive arable erosion areas. Taxation is light with unique social rules, and urbanization clusters around 60 percent.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said his Southeast Asian tour convinced him that South Vietnamese forces will withstand present military pressures. He noted U.S. air and naval support and praised efforts to curb narcotics traffic from Southeast Asia.
In San Antonio UPI reports 29 year old Officer Anthony Canales was fatally wounded by birdshot from a shotgun during a stop of a car linked to a service station robbery. One suspect is in custody. a second black man remains at large after the crash and pursuit. Off duty officers aided the chase.
The government turns down MP Laurie Pavitt’s proposal to ban cigarette sales from machines that also vend ladies tights. Undersecretary Anthony Grant cites 170 objections in principle to selling several products from one machine despite any potential smoking reduction benefits.
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