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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
3
A reader offers job hunt tips including bring a pen write clearly answer all questions carry social security and selective service numbers list schools and dates trace employment and references and keep contact details. Also notes hair style discrimination and advises not to apply with a chip on the shoulder.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, named Father of the Year, labeled South Vietnam weak and under attack by a criminal. He urged U S aid to the victims of aggression and cited the Kitty Genovese stabbing to illustrate bystander indifference.
UPI notes mixed livestock prices in San Antonio with cattle and calves generally weak to firm. Slaughter cows 25.20 to 27.30, cutters 23.80 to 26.50, canners 21.50 to 23.20, bulls 29.99 to 32.50, heifers 842 to 857 pounds 33.50, feeders showing varied ranges across weight classes, hogs up. sows steady to strong. feeder lambs and goats limited with price tests unavailable.
A 100 pound bomb exploded at a police station in Moneymore causing total destruction of the station and nearby family quarters but no injuries. Windows at an old peoples home quarter mile away were blown out and residents were shaken. A man in Belfast was tarred and feathered in the market area, claimed by IRA to be punishment for theft.
Virgil Lee Fuqua of Dallas hijacked a jeep and kidnapped a grocery store manager's wife in Waco. After a long pursuit from Waco to Fort Worth and Dallas Love Field, Deputy Chief Paul Townsend persuaded him to surrender. Fuqua was charged with robbery and kidnapping and denied bond.
Cuero Record prints local notices and ads including job offers real estate rentals and merchandise listings. Read for first names locations and prices and contact details as listed in today’s classified pages.
First Presbyterian invites First United Methodist to a 11:00 a.m. Sunday worship in the Presbyterian sanctuary. Rev Calvin Peterson of the Methodist Church will preach Beyond Expectations and lead the joint service with combined choirs. Children sermon and nurseries available.
Chopper reports indicate attackers closed to within 30 yards of South Vietnamese lines before artillery barrages and Marine grenades repelled the assault. Initial word claims at least 200 Communists killed while government troops suffered moderate casualties. Six tanks were destroyed as U.S. air power concentrated elsewhere. South Vietnamese troops retook Checkmate artillery base 11 miles southwest of Hue after B52 and tactical jet raids.
The governor announced a campaign to seek a third term but said he would submit ethics reform and a trailer brakes law revision to the legislature after the budget appropriation bill passes. He expects about eight additional subjects, depending on session time, and warned the session will demand hard work and difficult choices. He noted three weeks advance notice to aid planning for lawmakers and staff.
Abbott, Polliwogs Abbott, Friends of M H Bill Bert are glad to know his condition is improving per his daughter Yvonne Kahlich. He is in room 208 at Cuero Community Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank DeLeon Jr and children Sandra Dee Frank III and Eddie of Port Allen La arrived Thursday to spend a week with her parents Alfonso Gonzales and family. They arrived in time to attend graduation ceremonies of her brother Gerard Gonzales tonight.
White House spokesman says a possible accord on the remaining issue before the summit may be reached today. Officials expect only a general statement on expanded commerce not a hard pact. Soviet sources mention a statement of intent outlining guidelines for expanded trade amid earlier aid disputes and loan terms.
The self exiled Duke of Windsor, soon 78, is being treated for an undisclosed illness with sources saying the outlook is not good. Queen Elizabeth visited him in Paris after his 1965 reunion with his duchess and he stayed at home under doctors care.
Gov. George C. Wallace has improved and reports reduced abdominal pain after two incisions drained infections. He remains paralyzed from the waist down and neurological condition in the lower extremities unchanged. a second operation is planned within two weeks at Walter Reed or the University of Alabama Medical Center.
Acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray says campaign security is already as tight as feasible while allowing candidate access to the people. George P Schultz discusses the national budget as Nixon’s Treasury pick remarks on what must come before proposing needs.
i Looking Back 25 YEARS AGO Monday May 26 1947 reports Fritz Lane starting a lawn mowing sideline business in Cuero. Victoria's Rosebuds win 9 1 over Cuero Seven Uppers in Guadalupe League as local notes mention weekend visits and community events.
In New York City a coalition of civil rights groups led by Roy Wilkins formed the National Leadership Conference on Civil Rights to block Senate passed antibusing legislation added to a higher education bill. They warn the rider could erode constitutional rights and halt federal funding for busing unless required to protect minority rights. Howard Glickstein was appointed to coordinate the campaign amid momentum from the Senate action and President Nixon's stance.
Amid rising taxes, city leaders vow to act decisively to keep expenditures under control and protect services. They emphasize prudent budgeting and targeted cuts to balance the budget without harming essential programs.
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