Gerdis Birth Announcement for Rebecca Hernandez
Mr and Mrs Michael J Gerdis of Long Beach California announce the birth of their daughter Rebecca Rebecca Hernandez dis? Wait. This is incorrect.
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Michael J. Gerdis
Long Beach
Calif
Jennifer Joy
Gerdis
Katherine Bell
Crockett Barnes
Monahans
Texas
John J. Bell
Cuero
Joe Hernandez
Seguin Hospital
Rebecca
Damasio Hernandez
Antonia Osegueda
Cuero Community Hospital Admissions and Dismissal List
Cuero Community Hospital records admissions for Juanita De La Garza Stella North Bruster Washington Alvin Eichholz Martha Ford and James Ben ningfield Dismissal: Willie Johnson.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Juanita de la Garza
Stella North
Bruster Washington
Alvin Eichholz
Martha Ford
James Benningfield
Obituary of George Mills Aged 78 with Funeral Details
Mr. George Mills died in a local hospital Wednesday at age 78. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 30 p.m. from Mt Bethel Baptist Church with Rev J N Blake officiating. Jamison Funeral Home handles burial at Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors include five nieces and a nephew in Mexico.
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George Mills
Mt. Bethel Baptist Church
J. N. Blake
Jamison Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Mattie Green
Viola Lord
Geraldine Thomas
Cuero
Jessie Mutter
Francis Walker
Corpus Christi
Freetoon Webb
Mexico
James Claude Holt 65 dies. services set in Fort Worth
James Claude Holt, 65, of Cuero died Thursday. Funeral will be Monday at 11 a.m. at Oak Memorial Chapel with burial at Hillside. He is survived by his wife Mildred Holt of Cuero, two sons Alfred Lee Holt of Fort Worth and Charles Townroe of Galveston, four daughters Mildred Broome of Rockdale Otika Sehmaker of Harlingen Francis Nix of Lake Dallas Mexine Keatts of Cuero, 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Pts Mildred Holt
Cuero
Alfred Lee Holt
Fort Worth
Charles Townroe
Galveston
Mildred Broome
Rockdale
Otika Sehmaker
Harlingen
Francis Nix
Lake Dallas
Mexine Keatts
Trinity Bay Cooling Controversy Over Plant Environmental Impact
The article reports a Texas power company defending its Cedar Bayou Plant cooling water system amid a lawsuit. The firm claims the system is environmentally compatible and essential for electricity, while alleging federal officials acted beyond authority and could cost over 15 million dollars.
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Hi&¢P
Trinity Bay
Cedar Bayou
Bill V. McFarland
EPA
Malcolm L. Kallus
Galveston Bay Field Station
Ruckelshaus
Polliwogs by Polly Howerton
Weather notes from the office recall a dense morning fog with cars crawling at 20 mph and some drivers without lights. Local events include the Metropolitan Art League of Victoria announcing its 6th Fall Exhibition at Town Plaza Mall November 19 20 and 21, plus birthdays and anniversaries.
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Metropolitan Art League of Victoria
Town Plaza
Texas Democrats See Recovery After 1970 Setbacks
Barnes warns of defensive mood in Texas Democrats amid crisis and self pity but expects recovery and a return to a hard fighting majority by 1972. Smith argues GOP remains weak, cites 1970 losses, and predicts a unifying, progressive Democratic tilt after primaries and toward the general election.
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Texas
Democratic Party
Barnes
Smith
SDRC
Japanese tanker Kyoye Maru sinks after collision near Wakayama
The Japanese chemical tanker Kyoye Maru sank after colliding with the Taiwan freighter Tong Ching about 450 miles southeast of Kajitorimisaka Port in Wakayama Prefecture. All 14 crew members were rescued by the Taiwanese ship, according to the Maritime Safety Agency.
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Kobe
Japan
UPI
Taiwan
Maritime Safety Agency
Kajitorimisaki
Wakayama Prefecture
Blast at Baitul Mukarram Kills Eight in Dhaka Shopping Center
A heavy explosion rocked Dacca's largest shopping center Baitul Mukarram at Jinnah Avenue on Thursday. Three people died and 49 were injured, seven seriously, in the blast.
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Dacca
Baitul Mukarram
Jinnah Avenue
School funding and roadwork updates stir board discussion
The district plans to pave Junior High Drive by August 1 1972 to ease traffic near the new junior high. The board considers a single downtown fund drive for next year amid merchant concerns about multiple solicitations. ESAP funds of 56000 support staff, curriculum work, and summer teacher appointments as construction continues on several projects.
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Park Heights
Victoria Highway
Bess T. Jernigan
Hunt
Sims
Mateo Perez
Beatrice Franke
Carmen Gonzales
Lucy Wright
Lydia Sanchez
Glodeane Mitchell
John C. French
Lena Jasso
Billie Wagner
Hunt Elementary
Petra Owen
Daule
Virginia Gonzales
Cathryn Green
Laurie Post
Gertie Mae Thomas
Homer Judge
A&a Construction Co
Orr
Debra Lou Luddeke
DeWayne Scott
United States Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Paul Jucas
San Antonio Weekly Livestock Markets Report
UPI markets show cattle and calves mixed with higher slaughter cows and bulls steady to storag. Feeders and replacement cows vary by weight, hogs up 50, sows up 50 to 100, feeder lambs steady, goats with scattered slaughter sales. Prices listed by weight and class across cattle hogs sheep and goats.
No One Is Injured In Three Accidents Reported
Three two vehicle wrecks occurred late Thursday and Friday with no injuries though damage was substantial. At Clinton and Courthouse Chester Henderson and Roger Neitch collided as Henderson failed to yield. On US 183 north of Cuero Elenora Rath and Harvey Leissner collided in heavy fog. On Park Heights Drive Charles Tounley and David Fuller collided as Fuller’s car struck Tounley’s rear.
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Clinton
Courthouse
Chester Henderson
Roger Wayne Neitch
Hunt
O. R. Campos
Cuero
Tounley
Park Heights
Dobbins
Clinton Wright
Fuller
State Pay Rules Fight Delays Delay For State Workers
Calvert said federal wage controls block a Sept 1 6.8 percent raise for state workers and teachers. Smith and Martin seek a ruling from the federal pay board to deploy the raises retroactively once the 5.5 percent cap is cleared. If no ruling arrives soon the payroll may stay at August rates.
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Calvert
Nixon
Smith
Martin
Federal Pay Board
Parents Protest New English Textbooks in Dallas Board Feud
Mrs Billy Lyon of Dallas denounces five English composition books as terrible saying they promote revolution and anti American sentiment. Protesters oppose evolution theory presented as fact and criticize contemporary song writers Bob Dylan and Paul McCartney as examples.
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Billy Lyon
Dallas
Board of Education
Bob Dylan
Paul McCartney
Two Car Crash Damages Vehicles at Broadway Esplanade
A two vehicle crash Friday at 7 17 a m at Broadway and Esplanade damaged both cars. No injuries were reported. Melvin H Schroedter 41 of 203 E Cleveland drove a 1966 model west on Broadway while William R Bridewell 71 of 215 Burt St Yoakum drove a 1970 car south on Esplanade.
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Broadway
Esplanade
Melvin H. Schroedter
E. Cleveland
William R. Bridewell
Burt St
Yoakum
Schroedter
Bridewell
Clinton Wright
Cuero Police Department
Eastland criticizes testimony on Supreme Court nominee
Sen. James C. Eastland denounces Judiciary Committee witnesses testimony linking William Rehnquist to the John Birch Society as purely hypothetical and an assassination of character. In Santiago a Cuban premier called the two “heroes of the drug culture.” Other reactions accuse the texts of teaching racism and liberalism and eroding respect for the United States through global governance emphasis.
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Washington
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
William Rehmquist
John Birch Society
United States
Fidel Castro Says Report of Domestication Is a Joke
Castro rejects the idea that his trip to Chile has domesticated him and warns journalists against printing such assertions describing them as a joke.
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Er Fidel Castro
Chile
Fidel Castro
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