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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1971
Page
1
The Record announces it will publish letters to Santa Claus after gathering more over the coming days. London teachers protest an Inner London Education Authority order to spare the pox, criticizing the use of red-birch and rattan as discipline in schools.
A special called meeting of the DeWitt County Commissioners Court was set for today at 1 30 p m in the county courtroom of the DeWitt County Courthouse per County Judge George Trowell.
The Cuero Record reports Paul Singleton predicts the old post office conversion to the new Federal Building will finish by January 1 1972 though the contract calls for completion in February The air conditioning and interior changes are the major remaining tasks preserving exterior decor and the historic lobby detailing Mrs Vera Singleton contributes to the project while two large safes await removal and the work includes lowering the ceiling to nine feet to accommodate cooling systems
A moral meditation asserts that what a person sows in love for God and service to others yields rich dividends in satisfaction and blessing, reflecting Galatians 6 7.
The DeWitt Gonzales and Lavaca RC D Project directors held their first meeting since approval in Cuero. Attendees included county officials, Soil and Water directors, mayors, and interested residents. Plans focus on water and sewage, flood control, brush and grassland work, recreation, and promoting fish production.
Fourteen lines describe 26 4-H adult leaders meeting at the DeWitt County Electric Coop Building. They planned a March Cuero Livestock Show beef heifer raffle to fund 4-H clubs and Bluebonnet Youth Ranch, with the heifer donated by Bill Busch Haupt Meyersville. They noted bake show success and set dates for Demonstration Contests on Feb 12 and Food Show on Feb 5.
A large Texas to Texas arc brings snow sleet and light rain as a low pressure over the southern Rockies pulls Gulf air over cold air. Lubbock Marfa Amarillo and Dalhart report freezing temps as clouds cover the state and a mild warmup is not expected through Wednesday.
President Nixon warned he would veto any tax bill containing budget-busting Senate provisions or a tax financed presidential campaign fund. Negotiators from the House and Senate pressed for agreement on Nixon’s tax relief plan aimed at boosting consumer and business spending. The House backed a 15.4 billion three year cut while the Senate favored 27.9 billion with a college tuition tax credit among costly provisions.
Rep J J Pickle D Texas says a UPI CBS transcript misrepresented him about Treasury Secretary Connally. He denies endorsing partisan aims and says his comment described Connally as a fierce competitor and a capable leader.
Cuero post master Henry Sheppard urges air mail for overseas items to arrive by Christmas with Dec 10 for overseas cards and parcels and Dec 15 for Alaska and Hawaii. Domestic mail deadlines follow Dec 1 for distant states and Dec 10 local parcels with later dates for greeting cards.
AUSTIN UPL-Dallas attorney Burefoot Sanders announced as a candidate for the Senate, challenging incumbent Republican Sen. John G. Tower. Sanders, 46, is the first to officially enter the race, amid talk Ralph Yarborough may seek the nomination for Tower’s seat or governor.
The Cuero Lions Club will distribute toys to needy children at Christmas through the state Welfare Office. Members will donate a toy or one dollar at the December 15 meeting to buy more gifts. The club will also contribute to the Lions Crippled Children’s Camp in Kerrville and support glasses and dental care for Cuero-area students. A Ladies Night is set for December 11 at the American Legion Civic Center with a roast dinner, and various committee assignments are announced alongside sign purchases for the club’s sites.
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