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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1970
Page
1
A sixth grade essay titled Freedom We Prize describes a child’s world as Communist takeover reshapes life in Austin. The piece shows a family warning of change, a missing mother, a fence around the school, and new rules that promise happiness amid upheaval.
Three Cuero National Guardsmen were assigned to five months of active duty with the U S Army. Pvt Eugene D Warzecha of Yorktown left for Fort Ord California. Others leaving next Thursday include Pfc Antonio Flores Kenedy Pfc Juan J Luna Yoakum and Bruce Goodwyn Cuero. Flores and Luna will train at Fort Polk Louisiana and Goodwyn at Fort Knox Kentucky. The company will undergo its general inspection in November.
The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority reports Canyon Reservoir remains among the state’s cleanest waters. Waters show dissolved oxygen and nutrient levels within standards as plans advance to curb degradation with regional sewerage systems and stricter septic tank regulation in Kendall Comal and Guadalupe counties.
Paul L. Hinckley a Worcester attorney spoke at Grace Episcopal Church describing a compromise on church grants. The new rules bar grants to groups whose members are convicted of violence and require 26 of the 31 council approval. Mrs Hinckley attended Triennial meetings and visited Cuero with her husband while in town.
Arthur G. Hermann Sr. president and chairman of First State Bank of Yoakum and vice president of Yoakum Federal Savings and Loan Association died at 12 15 p m Sunday in a Yoakum hospital Funeral services were held at St Joseph Catholic Church with Rev Michael O Shaughnessy presiding Burial followed at St Joseph Catholic Cemetery Buffington Funeral Home directed the services
Cuero's parade float repeat winner at the Yorktown Western Days parade on Saturday. The float, carrying Misses Bonnie Mixon Brenda Osterloh and Lindy Cusack, earned second place. Jaycee Roy Kuester drove the Western Auto truck provided by Carroll Ley.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and affiliates sponsor the Voice of Democracy program guiding high school students to present 3 to 5 minute patriotic scripts. Local post chairs A W Schaffner and Rosemary Cheatham oversee Cuero area entries with a December deadline.
A survey shows half of the United States Senate voting 34.6 percent or less for economy and fiscal responsibility while half the House members vote 50 percent or less for cutting spending. The result reflects limited enthusiasm for restraint in federal budget policy.
Melvin D. Sattler former Cueroite and longtime Stowers Furniture service manager retires from Kelly Air Force Base after nearly four decades of federal service. He began as a radio mechanic in 1940, held roles in Supply and Air Defense, and concluded as Material Management catalog classification manager. He and his wife Stella plan to split retirement between DeWitt County and eventual home in the area.
Ted Dunn of United Steel Workers at the Point Comfort Alcoa plant says 1400 members support a drive to fund Jerry Hess kidney transplant estimated at 15000 dollars. Cuero and Port Lavaca banks hold accounts, with 8500 raised and plans to expand to seven counties and 3000 locals nationwide. A kickoff dance is set for November 21 at the VFW Hall.
All parents of Troop 243 and Citizens Club sponsors are reminded of their monthly meeting at the Citizens Club House Tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m. A report on the troop’s bar-b-que and Scoutmaster John C Hamilton’s update on Camp-O-Bee at BJ Ranch near Austin next weekend will be presented. All Troop 242 parents and Citizens Club members are invited.
The November 9 gathering of the Arneckevile Home Demonstration club will begin at 2 p.m. instead of 1 p.m. as previously announced in Sunday's paper.
Boy Scout Troop 243 alters tonight's schedule to start at 6 30 p m instead of 7 p m to finish preparations for Capitol Area Council Camp-O-Bee next weekend at the BJ Ranch northwest of Austin. Meeting ends at 9 p m with a troop photo session for the scrapbook.
Voters will decide seven proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution at the November general election. This item explains Amendment Five allowing counties to issue road bonds with a simple majority of resident property taxpayers, replacing the current two thirds requirement. Dallas County's separate 1968 Section Sle remains unaffected.
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