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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1970
Page
4
The Office of Education study finds compensatory reading programs for the poor largely ineffective due to poverty roots and home environment. It cites low per pupil funding under Title I and limited parental involvement, noting only about half of targeted students enroll. It advocates research into motivation rather than more money alone.
The FAA orders X-ray checks of all 747 engines after several engine troubles and a recent Air France incident. A US study warns the Concorde could be a financial failure, advising halting federal funding, while Britain tests the aircraft at high speed and expects 1973 entry.
A sharply critical column argues Kevin Moran a Kent State student manning a crime scene, was killed by guards during a 1970 protest. The piece blames university leaders and liberal press for fomenting dissent and portrays Moran as a patriot amid a broader anti establishment narrative.
From Record Files. Ann Goodwyn and Alfred Ro ever, Cuero High School students, had been named semifinalists in the 1960 61 National Merit Scholarship competition. Mrs. Bert Cook was spending the day in San Antonio. Mrs. Louis Schorre had returned from Canada where she had visited her daughter, Mrs. Lucius Sanford and Mr. Sanford.
Twenty years ago on September 28 1950 Cuero hosted a downtown pep rally with bells and a green turkey among the features. South Korea's President Syngman Rhee announced his government would accept nothing less than unconditional surrender from Communist North Korea. Dr and Mrs M K Patteson and family returned from Fort Worth after a brief visit. Hollywood notes report Jack Kruschen signed by MD studios for The Million Dollar Duck. Great Lakes cover over 94000 square miles.
Engelbert Humperdinck charms New York audiences with a hit ballad set and a smooth voice. His Royal Box engagement ends October 17 and a post tour schedule includes appearances on TV and nightspots.
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