Cuero Gobbler Band earns first in Yorktown parade
Cuero High School Gobbler Band wins first place for marching units at the Yorktown Western Days parade. The piece also salutes Cuero’s Gobbler football team with a 37 game winning streak and praises the band’s role in pushing offensive drives. Suggestions include boosting small industry and a safer Halloween plan with ticket' candy exchanges and reflective costumes.
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Cuero High School
Yorktown
Cuero
Is federal aid really making schools better
Our opinion argues that despite large federal education funding and plush facilities, student scholastic ability has declined for over a decade. Citing College Board and university data, it faults NEA lobbying and repeated federal spending for failing outcomes and calls for Congress to rethink education subsidies.
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University of Maryland
University of Wisconsin
N.E.A
Congress
Humane City Urged to End Humane Dog Euthanasia
A Cuero reader laments cruel stray animal handling and urges humane reform. The letter questions how dogs are culled, describing a dog killed with a sawed off shotgun and proposes a low cost spay clinic to reduce stray numbers and raise Cuero’s progressive profile.
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Victoria
Cuero
Engaged couple seeks nude portrait ring alternative
A modern couple plans to marry and forgo an engagement ring in favor of a life size waist up nude color photograph to hang in the bedroom. They ask if commercial photographers may pose such images and if any legal risk exists.
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Ann Landers
Yale
Giant Corporations Tax Dodges Revealed in Study
A corporate tax study by Congressman Charles Vanik reports 142 American multinationals paid 14.4 billion to foreign governments in 1974 while 10.3 billion went to the U.S. Treasury. Eight firms paid no U.S. taxes and 18 taxed at under ten percent of income.
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Charles Vanik
Ohio
U.S Treasury
Henry Kissinger
Texas Voter Rules and Local Government Revisions In Prop 3 and 6
Von Dohlen outlines the proposed constitutional changes on Voter Qualifications and Elections and Local Government. Key points include who can vote, secret ballots, and even the possibility of property ownership in limited cases. County governments gain power to create or merge offices, and cities may cut home rule thresholds to 1,500.
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Houston
Cuero
Tim von Dohlen
Texas
IRS Answers on Bad Debts and Taxable Bonds Transfers
A reader asks about deducting a loan to a friend now bankrupt. The answer explains bad debt rules, liability, collection steps, and reporting on Schedule D. Also covered are transferring Series E Savings Bonds to a grandchild and tax treatment of interest and ownership. It clarifies security deposits and their treatment as income.
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IRS
Horoscope roundup for 12 signs with cautionary notes
A weekly astrology page warns no one intentionally recruits enemies while predicting mood swings and spending urges. It notes possible news on a new project by phone or mail, hints at lending risks, legal entanglements, gossip, and guidance from a opposite sex helper with strings attached.
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