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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
3
Readers discuss expressing affection in families and the value of teaching amid budget cuts. A San Diego reader reflects on upbringing, a teacher laments low pay, and Ann Landers defends compassionate guidance while urging facts about education and alcohol education booklets.
The Export Marketing Service said about 15 million bushels of American wheat were bought by mainland China. The announcement came as the administration defended its 400 million bushel wheat deal with Russia before Congress. Details on processors or handlers were not disclosed. Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz discussed the matter.
Senate voted to end a month long clash over the Soviet American arms control treaty and move toward a vote on a Jackson amendment. The White House backed terms seeking equality in missiles, while Fulbright and committee members warned the move could derail SALT talks and U.S. technological edge.
Boy Scout Troop 243 members discussed Scouting's New Look after more than three years of study and testing. Lonnie Lyman led the briefing noting changes span advancement to uniforming to appeal to today’s youth within an adventurous outdoors focus. The meeting also covered a sidelong site tour of Sid Daniels Ranch by the Green Bar for future outings and a clean up and repaint of the Scout Hut by the Cuero Citizens Club.
The city will place pentagonal school zone and school crossing pictograph signs at Cuero intersections near schools. A red do not enter sign may also be added. Highway markings switch to yellow dashed lines on two way routes with solid yellow lines on Texas highways. The new color and shape system aims to convey instant meaning to drivers.
Hospital notes list new admissions Jessie Bueler Mary Santos Emanuel Teller Lorane Steirm Alice Gabler William Hennesey Adela Rivera and discharges Brenda Hopkins Beatrice Steen August Warzecha Ray Branch Emma Lubert Helen Zengerle Marge Wood Dolly Wosford. Bolivia named for Simon Bolivar, the liberator who helped found several South American nations.
Mrs Howard Green elected president of St Michael s Mothers Club at the school. Mr and Mrs Charles Franke and Charlice Ann visited Kingsville as Charlice enrolled at Texas A I College. Sue Celeste Jones left for Austin to resume studies as a UT junior.
Letter from Sharon Steen, restoration chairman, answers readers about the downtown revival. She notes 12 completed or near complete buildings and 13 more to start, with owners awaiting workmen. The work aims to make downtown a quaint showplace beyond the Turkey Trot event.
A fire damaged facility linked to Henry Schmidt and Gulf Oil Consignment, which had been relocated to a new Gonzales site less than two weeks before the blaze. Authorities assess the loss and ongoing business implications for the consignment operation.
Moscow talks wrap after three days with Soviet leaders as Henry Kissinger leaves for London. Soviet reports say Russia's wartime Lend Lease debts to the United States are settled paving the way for expanded bilateral trade.
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