Cuero News Bits and Parade Photos in Wide Reach
Local notes report a Cuero Turkey Trot parade photo on page 1 of the Los Angeles Times and a Stars and Stripes feature from Belgium. Invitations recount visits, birthdays, and a hospital discharge for Estelle Burnes of Westhoff with outpatient plans in San Antonio.
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LeRoy Wacker, II
Henry Wacker
Cuero
Los Angeles Times
Channel 5
Stars and Stripes
Belgium
Steps Taken In Cattle Fever Tick Outbreak In The County
A portion of the Sid Daniel ranch east of Cuero was placed under quarantine due to an infestation of cattle fever ticks. The Texas Animal Health Commission and the U S Department of Agriculture Animal Health Inspection Service issued the quarantine, according to County Agent Orval Wright.
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Sid Daniel
Cuero
Texas Ani
Daniel
Texas
Animal Health Commission
U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal Health Inspection Service
Orval Wright
Local Church Group Aids Crusade in Cuero
Cuero ecumenical prayer group drawn from six churches collaborates with Teen Challenge in a regional religious rehabilitation effort. Daniel bought two infested bulls from Texas A&I University Kingsville on August 14. a Texas fever tick outbreak was found at Alice on August 22. Adjacent ranches owned by Bill Buck and Alfred Friar were quarantined. DeWitt County Commissioners Court and landowners cooperate on response steps.
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Daniel
Texas A&i University
Kingsville
Alice
Bill Buck
Alfred Friar
DeWitt County Commissioners Court
Hospital Panel Sets Meeting
Directors of the Cuero Community Hospital will meet Tuesday November 21 at 5 p.m. Sister Lucilla acting administrator is a patient in the hospital and normally prepares the agenda. Only routine matters are to be discussed, according to M Clifton Weber chairman of the board.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Patricia Leslie
Lucilla
M. Clifton Weber
Bake Sale Slated By Cuero Homemakers Chapter
Cuero Young Homemakers Chapter plans a bake sale at Keesler's on November 18 starting at 8 a.m. Mrs. Jerome Polansky chairs the event. At the latest meeting Mrs. Robert Thamm presided and Fred York presented the program featuring the film How I Wonder.
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Cuero Young Homemakers
Keesler
Jerome Polansky
Robert Thamm
Fred York
Declines In Rate Noted For Rent Clothes Medical Care
Price controls slowed U S inflation by up to two percentage points says Price Commission Chairman C Jack Grayson. He noted 85 percent of CPI items rose more slowly under stabilization and highlighted declines in rent medical care and clothing. Javits urged extending wage and price controls through April 1974 and including food.
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Jane Denison Washington
UPI
United States
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Grayson
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Commission
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Orphans in Cuero Home Need Clothes and Shoes
Five orphans, from Cuero and now at St. Pauls Industrial Training School in Malahoff, Texas, need clothing and shoes for Christmas. Mrs. Judy Blackwell of the State Department of Public Welfare notes the home serves underprivileged Negro children and relies on donations.
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Cuero
Judy Blackwell
State Department of Public Welfare
DeWitt County
P.O
Cuero, Co
Seven New Members Installed By Pilots
The Pilot Club of Cuero installed seven new members Mrs. Sara Post Mrs. Jo Buenning Mrs. Merilyn Weber Mrs. Peggy Jones Mrs. Doris Buie Mrs. Gladys Dierringer and Mrs. Jane Tomanec at yesterday’s regular meeting. The Cuero chapter will host the Spring District Convention in San Antonio in April. A Memorial Breakfast decorations display and ribbons were shown. A fund drive for cerebral palsy research and victims will be held soon. Murray Tarkington chairs the cerebral palsy drive on Northwest Railroad Street near the old depot. Fire Chief Eldred Schultz cites an undetermined origin for the fire at Lienda.
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Sara Post
Jo Buenning
Merilyn Weber
Peggy Jones
Doris Buie
Gladys Dierringer
Jane Tomanec
Pilot Club of
Cuero
San Antonio
Mildred
Eldred Schultz
Lienda
Schultz
Louisiana bids for first Gulf superport amid federal review
Louisiana pushes to host the first Gulf of Mexico superport as Texas and Alabama compete. Gov Edwards forms a 46 member task force, while a nine member committee guides influence on Corps decisions. Mills cites Mississippi River access and 100 foot deep water as Louisiana advantages. Oklahoma endorses a Louisiana site citing regional benefits.
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Joseph A. Reaves
New Orleans
UPI
Atlantic
Gulf Coast States
United States
Gulf
Texas
Louisiana
Edwin If Edwards
P. J. Mills
Superport Authority
Mississippi
Mills
Mississippi Valley
Dave Hall
Oklahoma
Alabama
Weather Outlook for Cuero Yoakum Yorktown Tonight
Partly cloudy and cool with increasing cloudiness and a little warmer tonight. Expected temperatures reach a high in the mid 60s and a low in the mid 30s for Cuero Yoakum and Yorktown.
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Cuero
Yoakum
Yorktown
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Polliwogs
LaVerne Beakley
Mary Lee Smith
Jane Sorrell
Bess Jernigan
Nueva Laredo
Mike Wragg
Cisco, Texas
J. W. Herring
Mary Ann
Bill Carnes
Fletcher
Estelle) Burnes
Westhoff
Cuero Record
Yorktown News
Nix Hospital
Billy Ray
Sue) Hilbrich
Altho
la Mansion Motor Hotel
L.A
Mike Weber
C. L. Duckett
Victoria
TADA
Gene Fondren
Austin
Dave Kauffman
East Palatka
Florida
Jacksonville
Prayton
Linda Gonzales DeLeon
Ida Zingerle
Doll Peavy Heisig
Aline Turbeville
Thomas Moore
Mal Health Commission
USDA
Sylvia Orozco
Cuero High School
U.S
A. W. Schaffner
VFW
Schaffner
Cuero Vfw
Post 3972
Liee
Price
Tle
F. L. Barber
Louis Liendo
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Coast
Delaware
Millis
Midwest
Reuss’ Pharmacy
N. Esplanade
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