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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1975
Page
1
The Texas Savings and Loan Department approved Gonzales County Savings and Loan Association of Gonzales to open a branch in Shiner. Details cite regulatory clearance for the new office and indicate local banking expansion plans.
The Nation reports no regular mail on Columbus Day. Officials urge Congress to ban all handguns except police and military exemptions. Air Force probes Northrop overbillings with DoJ referrals. House Ways and Means backs a tax rise by removing state and local tax deductions. SLA Hearst motive revealed from Harris home manuscript. Soviet grain pact still uncertain but hoped. Debt ceiling hike passes committee. Ford administration warns veto if 1977 spending cap not set.
CHILEAN REFUGEES in Argentina seized 14 hostages at a United Nations refugee office and demanded passage to another country. They freed eight women later and police agreed to leave them alone for the night. Police fired on civilians and an officer in Barcelona, killing three civilians and two officers after terrorists attacked the police barracks. Irish kidnappers in the Netherlands demanded terms from Ferenka regarding victim Tiede Herrema. The Famous Cafe de la Paix near the Paris opera will reopen after a 3.6 million overhaul. Nonviolence used by Portugal to quell a mutinous regiment. South Korea holds 143 people under emergency decree. Lebanon continues fatal clashes with over 25 dead and 100 wounded. Panama’s government faces delays on a canal treaty amid public apathy and cynicism.
NFPA President Charles S. Morgan calls for year round fire safety as Fire Prevention Week runs October 5 11. He cites 11700 deaths 2694000 fires and 3.02 billion in property loss annually and urges careful smoking materials electrical equipment open flames and flammable liquids handling to reduce the toll.
A ribbon cutting Saturday at 10 30 a m marks the dedication of the DeWitt County Farm Bureau building at 312 E Main across from the Post Office. Judge Bob Sheppard will cut the ribbon. State Sen Bill Patman and State Rep Tim Von Dohlen are expected guests. County Board president A R Rabel, agency manager Bob Matthew, career agent Bill Walden, and board members Alvin Rath Joe Hoffman Erwin Rath Fred Hahn Fred Diebel Winford Matthew Frank Styra William P Seiler Jerome Respondek Jr Robert Pargmann Erwin Mortiz attend.
Pilot Club of Cuero schedules a 5 p.m. Monday board meeting at the Doll House Restaurant. A 7 p.m. covered dish supper honors all service club presidents at St. Michael's Parish Hall. A Tuesday noon regular business session and an October 28 program meeting at the Doll House are announced by publicity chair Mrs. Merilyn Weber.
The Parents Committee of Scout Troop 242 will meet at the Doll House on Tuesday October 14 at 7 30 p m to discuss plans for the annual Fall Carnival. The committee voted to hold the event on November 1 due to a home football game Friday. Further details on events supper and location will follow.
One hundred ten prospective jurors named for eleven criminal cases in 24th District Court. Jurors report at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday October 14 for hearings including bribery, aggravated rape and sexual assault, murder, and probation revocations, with names listed by Cuero Yoakum Yorktown Nordheim Meyersville Thomaston Westhoff dossiers.
The DeWitt County Taxpayers League schedules its annual general meeting for 7 30 p m Monday Oct 20 in the Farmers State Bank Community Room to announce the directors election results and review league activities The dues set at 5 per member includes husband and wife for family membership Members vote by mail for three new directors John Langhoff Burton J Lawrence Alton Goebel replace others and write in candidates.
The Record asks Cuero residents if an energy crisis exists and what to do. Most interviewees doubt a crisis yet fear possible trouble if EPA Congress and big oil fail to act soon. Some criticize EPA air cleanup rules as wasteful or energy curtailing, citing a West Virginia coal plant coal rules.
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