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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1972
Page
4
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Cuero High School honors seven top seniors, four from vocational cooperative programs. Salutatorian Kathryn Moritz, ICT student and hospital lab assistant, aims for Southwest Texas State University in business medical work. Susan Gohmert, VOE student, works as general office clerk at Cuero Federal Savings. Franke McClung, drafting trainee, will study architecture at Trinity University after earning state DAR honors. Ann McLerran, VOE secretary, plans UT Austin majors in business admin or arts and sciences, while hospitalized after an appendectomy. Additional awards cited and the piece argues for vocational training as college preparatory for many students.
Washington UPI report notes at least 57 districts including seven in Texas and two in Louisiana would be affected by an anti-busing measure in a Senate bill. The proposal would freeze court-ordered desegregation busing until Jan 1 1974 and halt ongoing busing subject to appeal. districts listed span Pointe Coupee Louisiana Austin Dallas Fort Worth Midland Shreveport El Paso and Corpus Christi with cases in various court stages.
Ruth Goebel, a VOE student trained at OCUE RO community hospital, won a $500 scholarship from Incarnate Word College and will train as a Medical Records Librarian. Lanette Mueller, VOE employee, won the American Legion Citizenship Award and earned state honors in Accounting. Craig Henderson, also a VOE student, won the Citizenship Award and plans to join the Air Force while pursuing medicine. The General Vocational Advisory Council, chaired by Chester Bettge with Sister Lucilla as vice chair, fosters school and business ties in Cuero.
Almanac notes May 22 as the 1423rd day of 1972 with events including the 1868 Great Train Robbery in Marshfield Indiana and the 1924 Bobby Franks case leading to Leopold and Loeb. Also marks Arthur Conan Doyle's birth in 1859 and Russia announcing the dissolution of the Communist International in 1943.
In 1971 eastern Turkey suffered a devastating quake with at least 800 fatalities. The disaster followed by a reflective thought for today recalls Ralph Waldo Emerson’s line about the value of a home that shelters a friend.
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