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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1972
Page
3
A 1972 Field Enterprises syndicated letter page traces VD awareness with Dr Edwin De Costa praising screening smears for gonorrhea. It also recounts reader letters from rural and city perspectives on courtesy, safety, and the Ann Landers booklet on drugs.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Texas appeal from a federal panel ruling that set congressional districts differing from the legislature's plan. Plaintiffs argued the districts violated one man one vote and were drawn for political expediency. Texas claimed possible political motive in the lower court.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions for Fred Goppert Justina Rodriguez Moses Pickens William Tullin Bonnie Schley Herman Keseling Cassie Green Doris Waskow Libbie Schultz Bobbie Lander and discharges for Jan Kurtz Fred Dedear Richard Garcia Yolanda Ordi nez Debra Cervantes Hermina Arndt Flora Barnes Mary Jurek Dolly Sierra.
Aircraft have accumulated 1,536 flight hours and covered 136000 square miles in the continued search for the missing plane as authorities assess the distance and challenges ahead.
President Thieu denounces the North Vietnamese as invaders and warns any cease fire must be internationally guaranteed and include a halt to infiltration. He pledges to clear Communist disruption from the countryside and rejects coalition or temporary peace without robust guarantees.
Nixon signed a measure boosting educational benefits for Vietnam era veterans by 2.5 billion over five years with grants up to 38 percent higher, retroactive to September 1. First-year cost estimated at 490 million, payments to single and married veterans rise significantly and benefits may be paid in advance including October and November allotments. In Lexington a legal aid group challenges repossession and debt additions in Kentucky, seeking damages from Union National Bank of Barbourville. Platinum coins circulated in Russia from 1828 to 1845.
Parade winners include Rath and Kim Kuecker representing Cuero Troop 244 with honorable mention to Green De Witt Arneckeville Community Club. Judges were Charles Shorre Houston Mrs J K Naylor San Antonio and Fred Burtner San Antonio. Band winners Navarro Shiner Goliad Canyon Victoria High. announcer Jim Farr Cuero.
The Public Health Service promotes awareness that brain vessels and brain tissue must stay healthy to keep the body healthy. It defines vascular diseases and cerebrovascular disease as the conditions affecting brain vessels and notes stroke as a cerebrovascular accident. A separate commentary cites Dr. Pace on early piano education.
In Oct 1947 report Sterling Brother Boothe visited Cuero briefly. Brother and Allan Connor Boothe plan Baytown as their home. Also noted: Ellen Farmer, Fritz Koehler, and A A Boldt returned from a Ft Worth Dallas merchandising trip. Rollie Brantley and Floyd Bohne flew to the coast for trout and back in Brantley’s plane from Cuero Airport.
C J Riebschlaeger of Cuero was elected to the board of directors of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce at its 36th annual meeting in San Antonio. The article notes broader Cold War tensions with Soviet ships near Cuba and local 4-H honors for Billie Nell Meyers and Bobby Jacob.
Maldonado Renteria confessed selling pieces of pre Colombian history to Garcia in California and received 25000 dollars. He is held without bail in Mexico City on tax evasion charges. He is from Tecoman Colima. A treaty between Mexico and the United States aims to recover art objects tied to national patrimony. Mexico is the main beneficiary as many stolen Mexican objects surface in the U S.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Bates Hokett were held at Oak Memorial Funeral Home after dying in a Cuero hospital. She was buried at Hillside Cemetery with pallbearers named. Elsie Kann Bade 78 of Cuero died in a Cuero nursing home. Services set at Oak Memorial with burial at Hillside Cemetery. Bade born in De Witt County in 1894. survivors include husband Fred L. Bade and children Herman Lillian Oehlke Alvin and Freddie, sister Adelia Brewer, brother August Kann, nine grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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