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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1971
Page
1
Local column notes community chatter about residents Leona Leich and Wilma Mott in Hessler vestments Sam Morrow’s beer outing shifts family time with Bobby Morrow Newton Crain and Nathan Post share sidewalk chats Seth Bell fears son Don’s hospitalization days daylight issues Ben B. Prause Jr remains away delaying the branch office Roy Hamilton remains hospitalized hopes rise Bob Aldridge’s recent column is well received
Amarillo United Press International reports J T Woodson, president of the Texas Farm Bureau, told 1 500 delegates property taxes on land finance Texas education. He warned ad valorem taxes rose up to 500 percent in 10 years and argued local districts have no say in costs. Woodson said state policies will be sent to the American Farm Bureau for 1972 campaigns and that school costs will double to 14 billion in eight years.
The Pay Board weighs possible revisions to its stance on retroactive wage increases for 2.2 million teachers amid a freeze. Chairman George H Boldt says the original ruling remains, but discussions may add exemptions or related back raises for teachers. The Cost of Living Council also reversed an exemption rule affecting large firms requiring price rise plans to go to the Price Commission with a 72 hour review. Dow Jones slid to its lowest point in 11 months on Monday.
About 63 000 workers will get two paychecks at month end one regular and one with a 6.8 percent raise. The raise applies to the last 17 days of November and full month in December. Governor Smith seeks retroactive pay from Sept 1 and requests immediate processing for retroactive increases.
Mark Allan Davis son of Mr and Mrs Burgess Davis Jr is improving at Cuero Community Hospital after injuries from the Cuero Gonzales game A San Antonio specialist was brought in to give tests and believes he will be all right within a few days.
Communist China deputy foreign minister Cinco Kuan-hua leveled a 30 minute attack on the United States and the Soviet Union in his first U.N. speech. The General Assembly prepared to vote on Rhodesia sanctions and a Soviet disarmament proposal was expected later.
Ed DeLeon, vice president of the Cuero Federal Savings and Loan Association, is reported in the intensive care unit at Cuero Community Hospital. He serves as a longtime director of the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority.
The Rev. Felipe Sosa of Sos Angeles California has been named interim pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church during the recovery of Rev. Francis Kunz. The Rev. Jerry Mackin will return to the Seguin church after serving as supply pastor. Sosa previously served as a hospital chaplain in Los Angeles and was the youngest Missionary Father superior there.
Edna 18 year old Phyllis Jean Shutt was named Texas Farm Bureau Queen at the annual convention. District 10 representative Shutt beat 12 winners in the state finals and will attend the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in December in Chicago with her matron escort.
The First United Methodist Church invites families and individuals to its annual Thanksgiving Dinner in the church basement on Thursday November 18 at 7 p.m. Turkey dressing bread and drinks provided. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish of salad vegetable or dessert. a small charge will cover food costs.
Cuero's Rawhide Riders will ride out Saturday starting at 1 30 p m near North Esplanade city limits. The group will travel to Stubbs Camp southeast of the Yoakum Highway and enjoy free barbecue.
Community drive listings show donations from a broad slate of individuals and local businesses totaling 30 165 28 including Cuero Nursing Home, Cuero Record, J C Penney Cuero, Allied Mills and many others. The page records contributors and the final tally of 9985 28 with memorials noted.
Cuero faces a district playoff Friday at Memories Stadium in San Antonio with a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. Fans are urged to sit on the east side for Cuero reserved seating and to arrive early via U.S. 7 from Cuero, exiting at Pleasanton to reach the stadium on Rooseveld Avenue. Tickets go on sale until 5 p.m. Thursday.
A brief meditation contrasts two human classes. It cites Romans about forgiven iniquities and contrasts those who repent with those who cling to sins. Text emphasizes repentance and forgiveness themes in a devotional tone.
State county and city officers trapped fugitive Clifton Hall near the Clear Creek River Bridge on the Ann Cusack ranch in Mustang Mott. A DPS helicopter spotted him at the bridge and Hall fell from a tree when Sheriff Dietze raised his rifle. He was jailed in DeWitt County then transported to Gonzales to face an attempted murder charge.
Arneckeville Ham Demonstration Club met on Wednesday November 10 at the Community Center for an all day craft workshop. A covered dish was served as Mrs Victor Goebel demonstrated a decorative Christmas lamp and members worked on pillows crocheted alvahans table cloths and felt items for Christmas.
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