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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1972
Page
2
The Cuero Daily Record explains ongoing changes to improve the product and asks readers to bear with occasional delays while staff work to serve the community. It invites letters to the editor to share wishes and comments for better service.
The Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act of 1972 would grant DOT authority to set minimum bumper crash standards using existing tech. Supporters claim billions in savings on repairs and insurance. critics note broader vehicle performance rules remain debated.
Reader shares a hair styling trick using stacked clamp-style holders to secure small pink rollers. Also describes sewing butterfly patches on jeans to fix worn spots and a story about turning family gripes into a written list for fun.column notes that Heloise answers questions when possible.
District Directors Raetzsch Wagener and others announce ponds built by farmers Gus Mueller Richard Borchardt and Mrs Ruby Jaroszewski for recreation and stock water. Rain filled ponds and erosion concerns prompt grassing fertilizer and terracing efforts by Walter Adams Hollis Baker Clarence Niemeier Don Simecek and others.
SAYRE Pa UPI A boy 9 year old in a coma near death was saved by a long distance telephone directed blood washout operation at Robert Packer Hospital. Surgeons replaced infected blood with donor blood after a 25 minute call between Dr John Thomas and Dr Gerald Klebanoff. The boy is awake reading a book and playing with a teddy bear, with liver function beginning to normalize though long term effects remain unknown.
A columnist compares welfare drain to urban migration in Washington and Chicago and to polar bears raiding Churchill dumps in Canada. The piece argues that seeking something for nothing fuels misery, with bears culled and released to illustrate self-defeating desires and the danger of misperceived benefits.
The piece recalls Jim Malloy's fatal injuries at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as he would have turned 37 the next day. It notes his modest approach to racing and quotes his view that guts aren’t proved by driving. The column also references other anecdotes and community opinions.
In Cuero and DeWitt County residents discuss the Texas political climate. Mrs. Ed Teller voices concern about social changes and parental guidance, while locals remark on dance bands, fashion, and daily life. Ben Prause Jr. comments on music tastes and social norms.
Phil Upjohn of Pittsburgh expresses skepticism about a Cuero Turkey Trot and asks The Cuero Record for details of the event. He seeks information on the Turkey Trot committee and any available sources for further data.
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