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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1975
Page
1
The U S Agriculture Department warns Texas could face a cattle quarantine and revenue losses up to 250 million dollars annually due to a dispute over brucellosis treatment. A separate Austin request by LaVaca Gathering Co seeks permission to sell surplus gas on the open market.
The Nation reports federal participation will resume under a memorandum of understanding between the U S Department of Agriculture and the Environmental Protection Agency. The report notes the move to continue control efforts across states.
Lloyds Register in London reports world merchant fleets rose about 9.9 percent to 342.2 million tons in the year ending. The gain doubles the 1966 figure as fleets expand amid global trade and shipping demand.
Cuero Churchwomen United will celebrate World Community Day at Macedonia Baptist Church located at South Indianola Street corner Bruce Street at 4 p.m. Friday November 7 with Mrs Dorothy Taylor leading and assisted by women from member churches. The theme One Community Under God focuses on building a global society with opportunities for all to realize aspirations.
The State Textbook Committee has recommended textbook selections to the Commissioner of Education in Social Studies for grades 1 and 2 and in spelling and mathematics for grades 1 through 6. Dr. E. E. Sims CISD Superintendent says the list is in the Superintendent’s office for review by interested persons at any time.
Citizens are invited to a church bazaar on Wednesday November 5 in the basement of First United Methodist Church. Esther Circle led by Mrs G Friar and Ruth Circle led by Mrs G D Brantley sponsor the event which starts at 9 a.m. Proceeds fund church activities while offerings include handmade gifts homebake items pickles relishes homegrown plants and a variety of sandwiches cookies coffee and tea plus soft drinks.
Cuero Community Hospital hosts a therapeutics seminar on asthma with UT Health Science Center San Antonio physicians guiding discussions on new drugs cellular action during attacks and correct use of standard therapies. Local participants can ask San Antonio discussants questions and hear the full proceedings from the San Antonio site.
The Cuero Lions Club Board of Directors voted Thursday to sponsor the annual Toys for Tots effort in December for needy children. A toy drive will be held and gifts distributed at a Christmas party. Co-chairs are Mike Frers and Jack Hartsell.
Cuero Texas Mayor Jack Edgar signs a proclamation designating Friday November 7 as Buddy Poppy Day with sales by the Cuero VFW Post 3972 on Friday and Saturday to honor disabled veterans and the families of deceased veterans. James Korth and others attend the signing.
Rawhide Riders of Cuero plan a Nov 8 ride meeting at Cuero Rodeo arena at 1 p.m. and departing at 1 30 to Wayne Wolf campsite near Arneckeville. They also announce a Dec 20 Christmas dance at the American Legion Civic Center with Kathy Doell and the Country Kings, co sponsored by the Legion Winter Post 3, free for members, paid for public. A February ride was also discussed at last week’s meeting.
A Texas A M junior David Tiffin died after a hit and run near Hallettsville as his car overturned. The other case reports Walter Rank 67 shooting himself at his DeWitt County home. Justice of the Peace Albert Ley ruled death by self-inflicted gunshot. Rank’s body was found Monday by an employee. burial in Memory Gardens followed services at Freund Funeral Home.
Noted Houston Post columnist Mickey Herskowitz will narrate a documentary on Ruby Begonia and The Great Gobbler Gallop. The program airs Thursday at 6 45 PM on KPRC Channel 2 Houston per Sherre Einster publicist for Turkeyfest.
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