Cuero Airport Upgrades Promise First Class Facility
Cuero City crews advance a bright blue paint job on one hangar while three others await updates and restrooms are refurbished with a new ladies’ facility. Paving around hangars, a repair shop is in operation and flight instruction continues. In Municipal Park, tennis courts are being refurbished and South Hunt is being leveled ahead of paving.
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Cuerolles
Cuero Airport
South Hunt
Morgan and
Newman Streets
Oil Quota Slashed for June in Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission cut June oil production allowed to 9 percent of maximum, about 3.145 million barrels daily, down from May and tied to rising crude stocks. Chairman Ben Ramsey cited refinery slowdowns and turnarounds as factors, with Texas crude stocks at 104.8 million barrels as of May.
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OPI
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Ben Ramsey
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Mobil
Humble Oil
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Ramsey
Texas
Graduation Set Tonight at St Michael's Catholic School
Fighth grade students will graduate at 7 p.m. tonight and receive awards. A mass will be held at 8 a.m. tomorrow, followed by report cards and school dismissal for the year around 9 a.m.
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Fighth
St Michael's Catholic School
Patriotic Cuero High School Program Praised
Assistant Principal De Wayne Scott praised Cuero High School students after a patriotism program featuring the choir band and drama department. The audience responded warmly despite inclement weather and the program included readings on American ideals and patriots, with songs like America and the Star Spangled Banner.
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DeWayne Scott
Cuero High School
Scott
Ami Complex
Drama Department
Francis Ashby
Jo Buenning
Nat Alewine
Mary Beth Arnold
Pecan Growers From DeWitt Planning Tour
The DeWitt County Pecan Growers Association plans a tour to the USDA Pecan Field Station at Brownwood on June. A bus will be chartered if enough people sign up to go. The USDA station is known for pecan production research and development of improved varieties. Present plans are to leave.
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DeWitt County Pecan Growers Association
USDA
Brownwood
Mao Urges World Revolt Against U S Imperialism
Chinese Communist Chairman Mao Tse tung called for world unity to defeat U S imperialism and predicted revolutions in the United States and abroad would topple the Nixon administration. He warned of the danger of a new world war and urged preparedness while giving no troop threats against the U S.
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UPI
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U.S
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Mao
China
Indochina
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Dominican Republic
Two Cuero High School Juniors Named for Girls State
Becky Smith and Janet McLane, Cuero High School juniors, are chosen to attend Bluebonnet Girls State at Texas Lutheran College Seguin in June. They are daughters of Langdon Smith and C Rogers McLane. The session runs June 16. Girls State teaches government and the selections come from the American Tucson Auxiliary board after speeches.
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Janet McLane
Cuero High School
Bluebonnet Girls State
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Langdon Smith
C. Rogers McLane
Girls State
American Tucson Auxiliary
Quero Public Schools Launch Free Summer Program for Grades 1-5
A summer school program for qualifying students in grades one through five will run five days a week from June to July 17 at John C. French Elementary. Enrollment targets students below grade level with a self improvement attitude. Transportation breakfast lunch and no tuition are provided. Registration ends June 8 at school offices.
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Quero
Bess Jernigan
Hunt Elementary
John C. French Elementary
Jernigan
Jaycee Youth Golf Plans Discussed At Meeting
Jaycees reviewed the annual Jaycee Youth Golf Tournament with chairman R. D. Kizer. The event is tentatively set for June 5-6 and two winners may advance to the state tournament July 4-11.
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R. D. Kizer
Kizer
Jaycees
Ed Sager
Richard Hogue
Charles Goodenough
Jim
Nixon proposes leaded gas tax amid pollution debate
President Nixon proposes a lead additive tax of 42 cents per pound raising about 1.6 billion dollars yearly to curb pollution. The plan divides Congress with supporters backing a ban on additives and opponents including the oil industry arguing higher costs for unleaded gasoline.
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
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Maine
Muskie
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HEW
House Commerce Committee
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Council On Environmental Quality
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E. L. DuPont de Nemours
Ethyl Corp
Narcotic Film Scheduled at City Hall Tomorrow
A narcotics themed film will screen at City Hall tomorrow at 7 30 p m sponsored by the Cuero Police Department and Explorer Post 210 The public is invited After the showing Dr Richard Hogue and the Police Chief will take questions A follow up Explorer Post 210 meeting will then be held.
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City Hall
Cuero Police Department
Explorer Post
Richard Hogue
Explorer Post 210
Cuero Mill operates on curtailed schedule at Lone Star Textiles
Otto E Goedecke Jr says Lone Star Textiles in Cuero runs a shortened production plan with about 175 workers versus 325 to 350 during full operation. The mill expects orders for sand bag covers tied to Vietnam use but government work orders before June 30 are unlikely.
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Lone Star Textiles Cuero Mill
Otto E. Goedecke Jr
Goedecke
Railroad meeting on proposed SP abandonment scheduled
A committee protesting Southern Pacific Railroad service abandonment will meet at 10:30 am tomorrow in the Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture. An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the June deadline location in Corpus Christi aims at Cuero Yorktown and Cuero Yoakum routes. Cuero City Attorney George Middaugh and Yoakum City Attorney Jim Cross will represent the towns with DeWitt County and two Yorktown banks contributing $2,600 for attorney fees.
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Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Cuero
Yorktown
Yoakum
George Middaugh
Jim Cross
DeWitt County
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