Centennial and Turkey Trot events highlighted by locals
Weekend notes from Polliwogs and townspeople recount visits in Houston and McAllen, birthday parties, choir rehearsals at 6 30 p m for the Centennial and Turkey Trot, dances booked at the VFW Hall, and community happenings from May Edgar to Mrs Norman A Sanders with brief personal mentions and a thought of the day about Nietzsche.
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Wilfred Leist
VFW
Schaffners Attend VEW Meeting in Dallas
Mr and Mrs A W Schaffner attended the Department of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars Council of Administrators meeting in Dallas. Mrs Schaffner is president of District 24 Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW, Department of Texas. A W Schaffner is department instructor for five areas.
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A. W. Schafner
Department of Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars Council of Administrators
Dallas
Schaffner
District 24
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. W. Schaffner
Schaffners
Cuero Chamber Banquet to Introduce New Leaders
Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture will honor new officers and directors at the annual banquet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in St Mark s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall. Principal speaker Dr Charles Allen of First Methodist Houston will discuss church growth and media ministry.
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Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall
Charles Allen
First Methodist Church
Houston
Allen
Smith Says Insurance Reform Is Top Subject Of Session
Gov. Preston Smith faces sharp questions after announcing a special session on insurance reform. Critics say the move follows public pressure and echoes controversy from the Sharpstown affair, while the governor defends responsiveness to constituents.
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Smith
Ann Arnold
UPI
Capitol
Austin, Tex
Preston Smith
Sharpstown
Insurance Consumers of
Texas
State Insurance Board
George Willeford
Texas Republican Party
Austin
Williford
Open Forum Draws 40 Master Masons From Eleven Lodges
Forty master masons from eleven Texas lodges met at Cuero Lodge No. 409 for a three hour Open Forum led by Frank S. Tamsett of San Antonio. Questions on esoteric Masonry sparked lengthy discussion before retreating to informal groups. Several lodges represented included Moulton, Somerset, Kelly, Yoakum, Seadrift, Cameron, Hochheim, Shiner, Murchison, and Cuero. Beef stew and chicken and dumplings were served.
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South Texas
Cuero
Cuero Lodge
AF & AM
Frank S. Tamsett
Grand Lodge
San Antonio
Roy Parker
Moulton
Somerset Lodge
Kelly
Yoakum
Seadrift
Cameron
Yorktown
Hochheim
Shiner
Murchison
Hallettsville
Albany views on Attica revolt mark anniversary report
One year after the Attica prison rebellion the investigative citizens commission says there was no justification for the clearly indiscriminate firing that cost more than 40 lives. The item covers the report and its conclusions.
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Attica
Albany
N.Y
Investigative Citizens’ Commission
Senate OKs Revenue Sharing Bill 63 20 Vote
Senate approves a revenue sharing bill to provide about 30 billion dollars over five years to state and local governments nationwide. The measure favors rural states, while urban states and DC resist. a House Senate conference will craft a compromise for final passage and presidential signature.
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Senate
Mike Feinsilber
Washington
UPI
Congress
House
House-Senate
Nixon
District of Columbia
St Michael's Festival Set for Sept 17 at Cuero Park
St Michael's Festival will occur Sunday September 17 at Cuero Municipal Park with a 430 p.m. barbecue supper a 630 p.m. auction and family style serving. Committee chairs include Gene and Jo Kach Joe Bongiovi Alan Kahlich Ken Adams and others with Richard Gonzales as auctioneer.
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St. Michael’s
Cuero
Gene Kach
Joe Bongiovi
Bill Smolik
Ed Pakebusch
Main Street
Richard Gonzales
Alan Kahlich
Ken Adams
Alvin Rath
Ike Rabel
Erwin Rath
Bill Smoli
Johnny Fuchs
Wilbert Aschen
Beck
Jack Rohan
Alfred
St. Michael's
Adult Basic Education Learning Unit To Open
An adult basic education learning center will open Sept. 18 in the old Hunt Street cafeteria across from Hunt Elementary School. Open weekdays 1 5 p.m. at no cost, the center aims to assist adults who did not finish high school with individualized study programs and staffed by teachers and aides. Classes for adults begin Sept. 21 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Enrollment is available at the center starting Sept. 18 each afternoon or on Sept. 21 at 7 p.m.
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Hunt Street
Hunt Elementary
Homer Judge
Cuero Independent School
Judge
Tinker Ashby
Estanislado Castillo
Petra Owen
Thomas Mitchell
Weber Green
Mafia Reach Claimed Across New York Industries
New York officials say organized crime has a foothold in many sectors from trucking to entertainment, with as many as 15 other industries affected. Commissioner Ruskin warns even legitimate businesses can be drawn in and stresses a balance between public knowledge and protecting innocent operators.
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Mafia
New York
UPI
Robert K. Ruskin
Ruskin
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