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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1971
Page
1
Guest columnist Pat Sez reviews local happenings with quirks and names. Mentions Maggie Webb as co host, Jim Stone chauffeured, a Werner Wolf visit, and several hometown exchanges about work, coffee, and collars.
A Stephen F. Austin State University regent James I. Perkins offered to pay student body president Greg Raney and others $2 per hour to organize petitions and a grass roots movement urging Gov. Preston Smith to seek a third term. Perkins withdrew after student congress opposition and said he did not intend to influence the vote on campus.
Boy Scout Troop 245 camped overnight near Krueger's river bottom with 11 boys from Troop 243 and others from Troop M4. They built survival shelters with Jeff Ray and Jackson Penney earning best shelter honors. Mothers hosted a fish fry for supper, dads attended, and at Monday's meeting several boys received service and perfect attendance pins.
Melvin J. Brazil, 17, of 206 Comcrete Yoakum is jailed in DeWitt County on felony theft over $50. He was arrested Wednesday at 4 p.m. by DeWitt County Sheriff Department deputies.
Capitol police bolstered protection around Rep. Henry Gonzalez in Washington after reports of an underworld kill contract. San Antonio and Houston police pursued two suspects said to be hiding in Mexico, with an FBI warning cited. Gonzalez noted past threats and said he would not act personally, while authorities increased patrols near his office.
Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary plans its annual Bazaar on Saturday November 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cuero Housing Authority Community Building featuring baked goods plants gifts and a quilt and painting drawing at 3 p.m. proceeds fund the land project.
Houston police investigate James L Turner over a Louisiana mausoleum body allegedly moved to a vacant Houston room by the mother. A detective calls it the weirdest case seen as questions rise on how the body traveled to Houston.
In Austin Texas five people and possibly up to 32 may need a series of 14 rabies shots after a health department lab technician used a weak chemical in tests. Twenty seven others received telegrams advising treatment. no human rabies cases have occurred and the incubation period of two weeks to six months is noted.
Suit 11 448 in 24th District Court DeWitt County states Ford Motor Co sues W J Hermansen after he assigned a car note to the company and guaranteed payment when the owner defaults The note is due and the owner refuses to pay Hermansen allegedly sold the contract to a finance company and disputes ownership of the car, with the exact holder unclear.
Postmaster Henry Sheppard released a Christmas mailing schedule with deadlines for different regions and mail types. Overseas surface parcels by November 5, greeting cards by November 15, SAM parcels by November 19, PAL items by November 26, air parcels and air cards by December 10, with domestic deadlines by December 1 for most and December 15 for some local air mail items. Alaska and Hawaii dates set for surface parcels by November 39 and greeting cards by December 5.
A devotional reflection quotes Lamentations 3 22 about the Lord's mercies keeping us from destruction. It notes that God's patience toward the railing atheist shows not disbelief but divine mercy beyond human comprehension.
About 75 people registered for an all day economic development clinic in Cuero sponsored by Rep Tim Von Dohlen and the Cuero Chamber. Sessions opened at 9 am after 8:90 am registration in the Cuero Housing Authority Community Building with agencies like Industrial Commission and SBA presenting available programs.
DeWitt County Commissioners Court will hold a special meeting on Friday November 5 at 1 30 p m in the county courthouse courtroom to discuss leasing a parcel of county land County Judge George Trowell confirms the agenda
Federal and Texas officials reached a two day agreement to cut the Houston Ship Channel waste discharge to 35 000 pounds daily by December 31 1974 to allow fish and marine life to return. They will allocate the limit among 300 industries and municipalities by April 1 1972 and EPA oversight will ensure permit enforcement.
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