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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers shares a firsthand account of drug use from grass to speed, detailing a near fatal overdose and lingering flashbacks, then urges readers to seek help and avoid drug experimentation. The column pairs two reader letters with Landers guidance and mentions related drug education booklets and fund-raising notes.
Mrs Reuss said volunteers have kept the temporary museum open for months and will stay on this Saturday from 1 to 6 p m to let local folk enjoy it.
Charges were filed against Jimmie Musha Victoria and Richard Gohmert Cuero for lacking motor vehicle inspection certificates. John Richs Alice Guadalupe Lira Alice and Victor Mikesh Yoakum are charged with overweight vehicles. L. E. Coleman Cuero received a citation for attempting a curve at a high speed.
Mr and Mrs J T Dickerson of Victoria announce the birth of a daughter Debbie Dyanne born October 24 weighing eight pounds twelve ounces A sister Danette Ann greets her and grandparents Mr and Mrs Otto Koenning of Westhoff and Mr and Mrs J T Dickerson of Nashville N C celebrate the arrival
The church invites all to the morning service at 10 15 and a noon meal following. Attendees are welcome to join all or part of the meeting in the dining room.
The Cuero Centennial Dress Contest results were announced by Mrs. Byron Wolf and Mrs. Nathan Garrett. Jacqueline Fitzgerald won best bought dress, Mrs. Sharon Steen won best head gear, and Mrs. E. T. Teller won for most authentic original costume. Ernesta Morganroth won both most outstanding period and overall costume. Jack Cox narrated the show with 40 contestants. Judges were Mrs. J. D. Moore Victoria, Mrs. William Bargmann Yorktown, and Mrs. Leah Seiler Shiner.
VIET air strikes in North Vietnam curbed amid peace talk hopes but ground action continues in South Vietnam. In New York 31 black students face classroom delays due to parent disputes. Security tightened in Israel post offices after letter bombs. Designer Norman Norell dies after a stroke. Sirhan Sirhan lawyers say physical evidence questions Kennedy shooting. George McGovern accuses Republicans of sabotage. Nixon vows restraint on spending and plans a Kentucky campaign trip. Allende reaches tentative deal to end costly strikes. In Belfast gunmen injure two, including a British soldier.
Three Cuero Scout leaders D C Edmonson Dr W R Towry and Earle Miles helped as ushers at the Rice Texas football game in Austin. Marilyn Richards celebrated a birthday with a dinner hosted by her mother on Prairie Street. Homer Blanton and family spent the weekend in Austin with Pete Howerton.
Kissinger announced a cease fire could extend across Laos and Cambodia with foreign troops withdrawn within 60 days and POWs released. He stressed talks remain independent of U.S. politics while Hanoi denied any secret deal. An international cease fire commission would be formed and civilian prisoners’ fate to be negotiated.
Noticiero breve en español para lectores de habla hispana resume sucesos locales y regionales con foco en hechos clave, personas y entidades. Incluye eventos generales, anuncios y datos de interés para la comunidad hispanohablante.
Fire destroyed Julia Respondek home five miles southwest of Westhoff. Cattle branded SAR and PR remain missing. a calf was wounded by a gunshot in the burning closet. Four pets perished and losses reach about 10000 dollars in personal effects. Respondek and daughter were away that morning. brother John Wastal died the same day. Sheriff’s office seeks information on missing cattle.
VFW Post 3972 and its Ladies Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7 30 p m in the post home on the Yoakum Highway. Reports on the Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot activities will be given by Mrs Elizabeth Loos.
Cuero Community Hospital reports admissions Sharon Priest Thomas Rodgers Justice Schott Herbert Haun Charlie Lee and Mary Rivera. Dismissals include Bonnie Schley Bobbi Lander Doris Waskow Fred Goppert Hilda Brown Dollie Wofford.
Jurors named include Emmett Summers and Ollie Harberson of Cuero Elo Otto Jahn Ralph Coppedge Selma Jones Elsie Mills from Cuero Eugene Edner Vera Maye Kuester from Yoakum Edwin Wehe Algerine Vasbinder Neil Adix from Yorktown and Alvin Buesing of Nordheim plus James K Gardner of San Antonio.
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