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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
1
In a light column the author notes daylight saving ends Saturday night and urges readers to set clocks back one hour. Colleague Pat Patterson jokes about calling standard time God’s time but the piece clarifies sun and star time concepts and reminds to enjoy an extra hour of sleep.
President Nixon authorizes the AEC to detonate Cannikin on Amchitka Island in Alaska. The underground test of the Spartan ABM warhead, planned for early November, equals about five megatons of TNT and faces environmental court challenges.
The Guadalupe River Basin Water Quality Management Study Report No. 4 was reviewed at the GBRA board meeting in Legaon Texas on October 21 1971. General manager Robert Vahrenkamp explained the model tests water quality under varying wastewater treatment, low flow augmentation and instream aeration scenarios. The study covers the Kerrville Seguin New Braunfels and Victoria areas with low river flow concerns.
The United States reviews its funding of the United Nations amid talks of possible budget cuts. Washington waits for the dust to settle after the General Assembly expelled Nationalist China and seated the People's Republic of China. President Nixon and White House officials express concern that the vote could harm U.S. backing for the UN. The U.S. currently contributes about 1.52 percent of the UN budget, roughly $215 million for 197y.
A short devotional line invites readers to settle internal disagreements with God to walk with Him, mentioning a Bible thought and a quoted phrase about agreement and fellowship.
The Cuero Lions Club Board of Directors will meet at 6 p.m. today in the Doll House. President Bill Nami announced new member Tony Lucario and club visitations to Kenedy Luling Schulenburg Port Lavaca. Werner Kauty announced Fayetteville and Columbus visits.
A fragmentary roster lists numerous local contributors for a United Fund drive, detailing individual donors and amounts such as Cuero Livestock, Nielsen 7-Up Bottling, HEB Grocery, Cuero Record, and many businesses and residents. The total quota appears as $11,000 with varied contributions ranging from six to several hundred dollars.
Frank C. Hart of 13210 Green St Edna is jailed in De Witt County on a failure to stop and render aid charge filed in the 24th District Court. He was picked up by the county sheriff's department today at 9 05 AM.
CHS Principal DeWayne Scott said about one thousand general admission tickets will be sold for tomorrow night’s Cuero Gobbler game. Tickets cost $1.50 and are available at Acreler’s until about 4 p.m. Friday.
The Cuero Record ends afternoon delivery to Yorktown subscribers starting November 1. Eastern routes from Cucro will send the paper to Victoria for morning pickup, aligning with other Westhoff Meyersville Yoakum Cheapside deliveries. Publisher Polly Howerton exits, monthly subscription offer upcoming.
In Cuero a personal injury suit arising from a May 1, 1971 accident near US 183 and US 77A proceeds in 24th District Court with Judge Joe Kelly presiding. Freddy H. Stansbury of Victoria seeks $2,000 for himself, $12,000 for his wife Trudy who was six months pregnant, and $2,000 for their daughter, plus car repairs and $10 for a rental car during repairs. Jurors include E F Dickinson and others. verdict possible today.
The government told the 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals it favors a new Austin Texas desegregation approach. Justice Department attorney David L Norman disavowed HEW cross-town busing and urged a plan addressing system wide discrimination.
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