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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1971
Page
1
Congressman Abraham Kaven Jr writes to Mrs Howerton about bussing, racial balance, and federal funding. He notes a House Judiciary Committee amendment on forced bussing pending action and mentions a Higher Education Act conference compromise. He expresses awareness and thanks for the views.
Cuero Uvalde District 14 AAA football playoff tickets went on sale at Keeslers in downtown Cuero. The game is Friday at 730 p m at Harlandale Stadium San Antonio. Adult tickets are 2.00 and students 0.75 now rising to 1.00 at the gate. Cuero fans will sit in sections J K and L.
Sunday Cuero Record readers learn the authors of three citizenship essays left unnamed. Robin Hairston from Mrs Murphy's Second Grade, Gayle Buchhorn from Mrs Hayes' Third Grade, and Dianne Gilbreth from Mrs Newsomer's Fourth Grade contributed the pieces.
Seguin Texas Lutheran College launches a five year $4 million Campaign for Progress titled the Challenge of the 70s 1971 76. Planned uses include 240 000 for new buildings 400 000 for faculty staff enrichment library acquisitions 1 000 000 endowment and 200 000 for scholarships and student aid. First phase 1971 74 calls for 2 500 000 for physical facilities.
Terrie Means of Cuero placed sixth in a district Make it With Wool contest in San Antonio. The event, sponsored by major wool associations, focused on American wool use with 70 contestants entered. Terrie and several companions accompanied by family members traveled for the competition.
A devotional line reflects on Romans 3 23 noting all have sinned and fall short of God s glory and that every man s first prayer should be for mercy as a sinner.
Washington reports show the post freeze system largely untested and slow in adjusting prices. Pay raises for military personnel and workers begin to show in earnings, while the Phase II groups decide unsettled issues and the Pay Board weighs retroactive pay for teachers.
Communist China formally took its seat at the United Nations joining the Soviet Union and the United States. Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua led the delegation as General Assembly President Adam Malik welcomed them. Thant, recovering from a peptic ulcer, may leave the hospital soon. Huang Hua will be the permanent U.N. delegate and China will sit on the Security Council.
Nine year old Michael Warzecha of Corpus Christi killed a six point buck on a Mustang Mott ranch on Saturday opening day of the 1970 deer season. It was his second deer.
Pasad ena Calif UPI Mariner 9 sweeps Mars amid massive dust storms. Scientists call the dust shroud monotonous yet see signs it may be easing. The craft, functioning flawlessly, plans an extended mission with revised photo plans to target clearer regions.
Cuero Chamber of Commerce plans to charter a bus to San Antonio for the Cuero Uvalde game Friday night. They offer a 33 seat or a 4 passenger bus at $5.90 per person. Contact the chamber for details.
A historic community appeal lists numerous donors and contributions to the United Fund drive, including businesses, stores, and individuals from Cuero and surrounding areas. The document records gifts from banks, manufacturers, merchants, and clubs totaling varied amounts in a public memorial effort.
Texas farmers will gain access to more than 81 million dollars in fiscal year 1972 through a joint loan program by the Farmers Home Administration and commercial lenders. The plan uses simultaneous FHA and private loans with private lenders holding the first security claim. Government funds target 30 million for farm ownership and 1 million for operating loans, boosted by Nixon’s support and a federal funding rise to 950 million for the year.
Lone Star Textiles now doing business as Jay Lor Textiles employs over 800 workers in Cuero per Dewey Hermerson of the local chamber. The firm was declared bankrupt in August 1970 by U S District Court referee Arthur L Muller.
A two car collision at 1:25 p.m. on US 87 southeast of Cuero sent three people to Cuero Community Hospital. Henry Haase 57 was flown to Houston with serious injuries. Kerry Hanselka 22 and Lonnie Fojtik 56 both from Moulton sustained moderate injuries.
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