Church funds fueling violence tied to Episcopal convention
Anticipation at the Episcopal Church national convention in Houston centers on controversy over funding violent groups. Executive Council aid of 25000 to the Black Awareness Coordinating Committee sparks protests by Bishops Temple and Pinckney. Bishop Hines questions violence definitions, prompting national concern about institutional violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Episcopal Church
The
Black Awareness Coordinating Committee
BACC
South Carolina
Gray Temple
John Pinckney
Bishop Temple
Executive Council
Vorhees College
Episcopal
Bishops Temple
Bishop Hines
Hines
United States
Mathematics Center
University of Wisconsin
New Donors Boost Cuero United Fund to 5030
Three new donors added their names and 180 dollars to the Cuero United Fund, raising the 1971 campaign total to 5030, about 45.8 percent of an 11000 goal. Donors include Leslie Motor Co, Cuero Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Rambler dealer, Bill Leslie, Corpus Christi Chief Justice Howard P Green, and Dr John Wheeler and wife Lois.
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Cuero United Fund
Sler
Plymouth
Dodge
Rambler
S. Esplanade
Bill Leslie
Howard P Green
Corpus Christi
13Th District Court of Civil Appeals
Green
John Wheeler
Lois
Wheeler
N. Esplanade
United Fund
Reiffert Blackwell
Reuss Drug Store
Lester Frers Jeweler
A. J. Engbrock
George W. Trowell
J. C. Penney Co
Ben Franklin
Leslie Motor Co
Howard Green
John - Lois Wheeler
Quota lists donors for Cuero United Fund drive
The Cuero United Fund campaign totals 11 000 dollars with contributions from multiple local businesses and residents. Donors include banks Farmers State Bank Cuero Federal S and L and United Fund supporters such as Weber Motor Co Crescent Valley Creamery H E B Food Store and Coppedge Tire Service among others.
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Buchel Bank & Trust
Farmers State Bank
Cuero Federal S&l
Graham Hamilton
LeRoy Hamilton
Weber Motor Co
Stimson Furniture Co
Freund Funeral Home
Nielsen 7-Up Boil, Co
Klecka - Center Pharmacy
Erna B. Koehler
Bert Kirk Jr
Duckett Motor Co
Cuero Record
Ark-La Gas Co
Amendments III Ranch Farm Forest Lands Tax
Editor notes voters will decide seven proposed constitutional amendments at the general election. Proposition 3 would authorize the Legislature to establish a uniform method of assessment for ranch farm and forest lands based on agricultural use, with eligibility rules and tooling to address inequities in longer crop cycles.
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Texas
Telephone Rate Boost Given Final Approval
The City Council approved on third reading an ordinance raising local telephone rates requested by Southwestern Bell. Residential one and two party flat rates rise, as do residential and business rates, with early dialing proposals under review. The council also set an awards banquet date, opened bids on vehicles petroleum products clay sewer pipe and a hydraulic device, and tabled bids for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Southwestern Bell
Hugo Geck
Betwen Cuero
Yorktown
Yoakum
DeWitt
Wil Cockrell
Cockrell
Eichholz Oil Co
Gulf Oil Co
Continental Oil Co
Humble Oil Co
Mobil Oil Co
Dickey Manufacturing Co
San Antonio
Can- Tex Industries
Utility Equipment Co
Oklahoma City
Commercial Body Corp
Texas Highway Department
Heaton Street
Esplanade
Corrine Haywood
Dewey Henderson
Gilbert Saenz
W. L. Ferguson Jr
Rotary Honors Youths in Cuero National Youth Week Observance
Cuero Rotary Club marked National Youth Week with four Cuero High School student addresses. Speakers included Larry Whittington Mark Junker Virginia Gonzales and Lois Bade introduced by Principal Bill Cooper. They spoke on school facilities education sports culture college prep and vocational training. A drug abuse talk followed and an open discussion ensued with program chairman Bill Hancock and guest J S Witcher of Canyon City Colorado.
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Cuero Rotary Club
Cuero High School
Larry Whittington
Mark Junker
Virginia Gonzales
Lois Bade
Bill Cooper
Bill Hancock
J. S. Witcher
Canyon City, Colo
J. B. McAlister
Cockrell Refuses Public Criticism Of Former Chief
City Manager Wil Cockrell declined to discuss publicly why he dismissed Police Chief Richard Hogue last month at the City Council meeting. He stated he would not criticize Mr Hogue in public as Al Boenig questioned him.
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Cockrell
Wil Cockrell
Richard Hogue
Mr. Hogue
al Boenig
Queen Kroy crowned at Yorktown Western Days event
Miss Mary Heischen a Yorktown High School senior was crowned Queen Kroy TX at coronation ceremonies opening Yorktown Western Days. First runner up was Cindy Reimenschneider and second runner up Sandra Amador with four other finalists named. Escorts and visiting royalty also noted as ceremony featured master of ceremonies Manroy Wolpman and music by Leah Cordes.
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Yorktown
Mary Heischen
Kroy
York
Miss Meischen
Robert Meischen
Patricia Sthele
Cindy Reimenschneider
Floyd Reimenschneider
Sandra Amador
Grace Church to Host Paul Hinckley Sermon on Convention
Grace Church invites Paul L. Hinckley of Worcester to speak at 10 30 Sunday sermon hour. Hinckley, a Worcester deputy and Western Massachusetts diocese vice chancellor, analyzes General Convention issues including the Special Program for the poor and racial groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Paul L. Hinckley
Worcester
Mass
Episcopal Church
Houston
Hinc
Hinckley
American University
Washington, D.C
Northeastern Massachusetts University
The
Commonwealth
Cuero
Paul Abbott
Bentsen to Visit Cuero for Campaign Swing
Former U.S. Senate candidate Lloyd Bentsen will arrive at Cuero Airport at 11 a.m. Saturday, meeting Cuero residents at the airport and speaking at the Cuero Municipal Park Clubhouse before continuing to Yorktown for a Western Days parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Bentsen
U.S. Senate
Cuero Airport
Homer Blanton
DeWitt County
Bentsen
Cuero
Cuero Municipal Park
Yorktown
Wesern
Record Confusion Over Goliad Bank Robbery Call
A Record staffer fielded a caller asking if a Goliad bank robbery had occurred. The Goliad County Sheriff’s Department had no knowledge of any such incident and confirmed they had heard nothing from the bank or witnesses.
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Goliad
Bush Son Coming In Tomorrow for Cuero Arrival
George Bush Jr. son of a U.S. Senate candidate arrives at Cuero Municipal Airport between 12 30 and 1 pm Saturday. He departs Houston at noon due to prior commitments and will ride in the Yorktown Western Day Parade at 2 pm to represent his father. Public and young enthusiasts are invited to welcome him at the airport.
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George Bush Jr
U.S. Senate
Cuero Municipal
Houston
George Jr
Yorktown
Bush
Cuero Municipal Airport
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Forest OF Steel
Ruess
North
Faplanade
A&a Construction €O. of
Victoria
Cue
Ro Community Hospital
Reuss
Vanity Fair Beauty Shop
Perry Bros. Variety Store
D. L. Prentice
Jack Howert
Cuero Chry
City Employees
Leske Motor Co
Rotary
Grace
Kley
Western
Massachusetts
Bush Son
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
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