Ducks Run Amok at Cuero Municipal Park Picnic Units
Townsfolk report flocks of ducks invading three covered picnic areas by the lake at Cuero Municipal Park. Ducks sleep under tables and leave a foul mess, deter lunching, and even strike a car with a bill. Park officials say numbers grew from six to about a dozen, with recent additions from an unknown import.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Prentice
R. D. Kizer Jr
Cuero Municipal Park
Drake
Kizer
Shivers Testifies Before Federal Grand Jury in Bank Scandal
Former Texas Governor Allan Shivers testified before a federal grand jury probing the collapse of Sharps Town State Bank and a state stock scandal. Shivers, 64, previously owned National Bankers Life Insurance Company from 1962 to 1968 and sold 53 percent to Frank Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shivers
Austin National Bank
Voll
Frank Sharp
Sharp
NBL
John Osorio
Osorio
U.S
Sarah T. Hughes
Osorno
Travis County Grand Jury
State Insurance Board
Smith Jibes At State GOP
Gov. Preston Smith told Texas Democrats the Republican party remains a joke of sorts yet called 1972 a pivotal year. He spoke to the State Democratic Executive Committee under new chair Roy Orr, urging unity to prevent GOP inroads amid the insurance stock scandal fallout surrounding Elmer Baum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPI
Preston Smith
Texas
Republican Party
Smith
Democratic Executive Committee
Roy Orr
DeSoto
Democratic Party
SDEC
Repubcan
Orr
John C. White
Elmer C. Baum
White
Dallas
Baum
4 H Club Hosts Heart Surgery Talk by Dr Reese Buchel
Dr Reese Buchel spoke to the Buchel 4-H Club on heart techniques and surgery. Karen Kach introduced him, with attendees Glen McElroy Holly McElroy Wanda Hilbrich June White joining as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Reese
Karen Kach
Dr. Reese
Glen McElroy
Holly McElroy
Wanda Hilbrich
June White
UT Aide Speaker At CHS
The Rev. Reynell M. Parkins UT architecture instructor will address Cuero High School students on November 16 at 9 15 a.m. The student council sponsors the appearance. Parkins chairs Tex as Conference on Churches church and society division and leads the Community Development Corp. of Austin which indemnifies banks on remodeling loans to low income families. He hails from Colon Panama and holds sociology and NYU degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynell M. Parkins
University of Texas
Cuero High School
Parkins
Church and Society
The
Texas Conference On Churches
Community Development Corp. of
Austin
Bible Thought for Today On Zephaniah and the afflicted
A daily reflection cites Zephaniah 3 12 about an afflicted and humble people trusting the Lord The note links the minority with God to the early church turning the world upside down It concludes that the majority is not always right
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zephaniah
Red Chinese Envoys Arrive in New York
Deputy Foreign Minister Kuang hua leads a 46 member delegation to take the China seat at the United Nations, with Huang flua named permanent representative. The arrival signals behind the scenes talks ahead of President Nixon’s Peking trip, as security and swift customs formalities marked the historic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPL
China Kuanghua
People's Republic of China
China
United Nations
Peking
Chiaa
Huang Flua
United
Natons
Huang
U.S
Nixon
U.N
Immigration, Customs
Moosevelt Hotel
Midtown Manhattan
Paris
Governor Prepares Crime Stop Push for Christmas Season
Governor Preston Smith urges Texans to report offenses to police to reduce crime during the Christmas rush. The Crime Stop program promotes public information and tips for crime prevention with slogans urging citizens to avoid being crime's silent partner and to secure possessions during shopping season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Smith
Texas Pay Hike Planned 6.8 Percent For State Workers
Texas advised the federal government by wire that state employees will receive a 6.8 percent pay raise effective Sunday and retroactive to Sept. 1 unless blocked by the Federal Pay Board. Gov. Preston Smith and Attorney General Crawford Martin co signed the telegram to Pay Board Chairman George Boldt, arguing the action complies with board criteria and Texas law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPI
Texas
Federal Pay Board
Nixon
Preston Smith
Crawford Martin
George H. Boldt
Smith
Martin
State of Texas
Honor Roll At Westhoff Is Announced
The Westhoff School announces the first nine weeks honor roll with students listed by grade and list category. Names include Natalie Boeh Richard Richter Arnold Holcomb Linda Penn Gene McMurtrey Billy Schulle Tammy Hilbrich Bryan Boehl Bruce Buchhorn Cynthia Reyna Gloria Villasana Rene Buethe Pat Cessor Rebecca Martinez Maria Villasana Kathryn Buchhorn Darlene Schiller Terri Hilbrich Rodney Nolte Debbie Matejek Jana Smith Dianna Villasana David Arndt Ken Kahlich Curtis Koenig Paula Zimmermann Rhonda Koemning Kristye Kahlich Jo Ann Koenig June Guenther Janet Haros Kandat Arndt Donna Peg Martha Guenther Bonnie Mueller Debbie Richter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Boeh
Richard Richter
Arnold Holcomb
Linda Penn
Gene McMurtrey
Billy Schulle
Tammy Hilbrich
Bryan Boehl
Bruce Buchhorn
Cynthia Reyna
Gloria Villasana
Rene Buethe
Pat Cessor
Rebecca Martinez
Maria Villasana
Kathryn Buchhorn
Darlene Schulle
Terri Hilbrich
Rodney Nolte
Debbie Matejek
Jana Smith
Dianna Villasana
David Arndt
Ken Kahlich
Curtis Koenig
Paula Zimmerman
Rhonda Koemning
Kristye Kahlich
Jo Ann Koenig
June Guenther
Janet Haros
Kandat Arndt
Donna Peg
Martha Guenther
Bonnie Mueller
Debbie Richter
Memorial Drive to United Fund Total Reaches 9 854 28
Local campaign list shows donations from Cuero area businesses and individuals totaling 9 684 28 with memorials to Jack Howerton bringing the grand total to 9 854 28. The roster includes banks merchants service firms and civic groups such as Cuero Livestock Cuero Record Allied Mills and the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Carter
Kate Thompson
L. E. Henneke
Friend No
Mike Weber
Winter Post
Amer. Legion
T. O. Buchel
Jim Stone
Cuero
Personne
Friend
Bohne Boot
Earl Dodds
Amer. Leg. Aux
Gilbert Wieland
H. H. Henneke
Adickes Bldg
DuPont
A. J. Engbrock
Newton Crain
F. C. Schaefer
Brown Sisters
Dave Weber
David Callihamme
Alton Migura
A. J. Wagner
S. P. Hebert
Evelyn Putman
Marvin Cornett
Josie Freund
Perry Bros, Inc
Raymond Cook
Jack Howerton
THE
United Fund
Switches Announced For Alcoa Personnel
Harold B. Reagan, public relations manager at Alcoa Point Comfort Operations, will transfer to Rockdale Works around January 1, 1972 as public relations manager. Joseph H. Goldman will replace him at Point Comfort and will coordinate statewide public relations and public affairs. Former Point Comfort Alcoan Howard F. Chrisco becomes project manager for the Sebree Kentucky aluminum smelter for Anaconda Aluminum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold B. Reagan
Aluminum Company of America
Point Comfort
Rockdale
Texas
Joseph H. Goldman
Rockdale Works
Goldman
Alcoa
Chriso
Point Comfort Alcoan
Fred P. Bergeron
Massena, N
Bergeron
Reagan
Oklahoma
Sherman
Exemption Details Released on Post Freeze Economy
Washington reports phase two of price and wage controls under the Cost of Living Council. Major firms with $100 million+ in annual sales must pre clear price increases. 50 to 1000 firms report quarterly. under $50 million are monitored. Rent rules vary by age of housing and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Living Council
The
Price Commission
Cost of Living Council
General Motors
U.S
Anges
Pa Board
Washington
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Orval Wright
DeWitt County
Janice Buckner
Cynthia Konczewski
Arthur Means III
Colon
Panama
Rev
New York University
City Council
Nueces County
Episcopal
U.T. Aide
Westhoff
Westhoff School
Fisie Schueneman
Houston
Hadley Edgar
Bob Bishop
Meyersville
Bert Kirk
Mes
J. W. Jackson FL
May Stone
Tucky
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ant
Public Cyelanoms
Alena
Page
Joseph
Gene Carlson
Harold EF. Reagan
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