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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers letters reveal a troubled marriage with a brother in law affair and personal growth notes. Cuero council hears cable TV bid from Mrs Johns and Southwestern Bell details DDD timing with area service plans across five cities and proposed rate hikes pending approval.
A DeWitt County American Cancer Society meeting featured a film titled Three Faces of Stanley about colon and rectum cancer. The session urged proctoscopic exams in annual checkups, noting early treatment saves lives, with attendees including Mrs. Helen Foster and Bill Blackwell.
The council discusses broad community representation for a new association to promote a community center and considers funding from centennial funds. Residents in Victory Addition seek strip paving with curb and gutter possible later. Gonzales drainage relief is requested near the new high school with potential impact on 12 lots. The Wayne Oaks subdivision plat is approved and library board members are appointed and reappointed as updates occur.
Parked 1972 model car of Southwestern Bell manager Maria Theresa Orozco struck while he presented to City Council. The 1966 car driven by Orozco, of 311 S Gonzales St, hit the vehicle about 6 30 p.m. across from City Hall. Hartsell described the damage as considerable.
Four individuals faced penalties in Corporation Court for drunkenness in a public place. The fined were Guy M. Price 152.50 dollars Jesse Ruiz 102 dollars Jeanie Laster 37.50 dollars and Charlie Parks 152.50 dollars. The report notes the date of the Hiroshima bombing on August 6 1945.
Sunday meeting at Buchanan Dam reported by J. W. Jackson included Cuero participants Fain Mc Dougal and C. F. Combs. Turkey Trot publicity featured with full color in San Antonio Express Magazine. Erroll Dietze and Keyes Carson to appear on San Antonio TV with Turk-Turk. Dewitt County official Herbert Mutschler resigns as County Commissioner to become Acting Postmaster in Nordheim. George Trowell notes. Maurine Wiswell and Darrell Cooper attend a Department of Agriculture meeting in San Antonio.
Washington reports fade in prospects for peace before election as President Nixon insists ambiguities be resolved prior to any accord. McGovern counters that Vietnam talks are not going well and plans a national TV appearance. The Nixon campaign identifies nearly 283 donors who gave almost 5 million to a secret fund. Indians seize Bureau of Indian Affairs building demanding change. Three Hell's Angels suspects named in three killings in Martinez. Ugandan refugees arrive in New York seeking new lives. Trudeau says his minority government will not resign despite election results.
Cuero Rotary Club met at El Patio Restaurant with President De Wayne Scott in charge. Guests included Robert Hesse and student Marlon Ross who spoke on school roles. Fain McDougal presented a tape of Congresswoman Martha Griffiths on Women at Work and gender discrimination.
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