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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1973

Page

2

Central Texas Arts Boost Urged For A&M Temple and Cameron

The editorial urges generous support for a new CAC center in Temple and for OPAS operating funds at Texas A&M University to attract major artists to Bryan College Station. It contrasts local needs with near-term access to arts facilities in adjacent centers and cites past visits by major orchestras as impetus for regional growth.

Texas Temple’s Texas A&m University New Opera and Performing Arts Society CAC OPAS A&m University Herald Cameron-Milam Dallas Symphony Central Texas Symphony Cameron

Smithsonian Pulse of the Planet outlines human impact on nature

Reuters reports the Smithsonian Institute has published Pulse of the Planet a first of its kind overview on natural phenomena disasters and human folly. The work cites 51 major oil spills 137 ecological events and argues knowledge empowers civilization and guides preventive maintenance to reduce future calamities.

Smithsonian Institute Reuters Smithsonian

Fish Drinkers Show Drunken Fish Hold More Liquor Than Humans

Boston researchers at City Hospital and McLean Hospital report goldfish can tolerate and metabolize alcohol, showing signs of drunkenness, memory impairment, and even longer intoxication with bourbon. The study explores brain function and addiction mechanisms in a simpler organism. Garland Marshall becomes Texas Community Improvement specialist, taking over leadership from Reagan Brown who is on leave to serve Gov. Briscoe.

Boston City Hospital McLean Hospital Belmont David Ingle Ralph Ryback Ingle Ryback Garland Marshall Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas Reagan Brown Brown Dolph Briscoe

The Family Lawyer on Annulment Ties to Deception in Marriage

A court grants an annulment when a wife learns her husband lied about being atheist. Courts demand a true meeting of minds and will strike down or uphold annulments based on religious promises and premarital consent regarding children. Public service piece by Will Bernard for ABA and Texas Bar.

George Kathy American Bar Association Texas State Bar Association Will Bernard

Small Business Session At Houston April 19 at UH Downtown

An orientation for small business owners and managers is set for Thursday April 19 from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the University of Houston Downtown School. SCORE speakers will discuss starting a business, basic accounting and management procedures. A $2 registration fee applies. Information available from the SBA office at 226 4717.

University of Houston The Small Business Administration Service Corps of SCORE SBA

Humphrey urges reading GAO Russian wheat sales report

Senator Humphrey cites the Agriculture Committee review of the Russian wheat deal after traveling to the Soviet Union. He notes Comptroller General Staats presented GAO findings on export expansion, balance of payments, and farm returns, calling the report an excellent document.

Hubert H. Humphrey Minn Senate Oklahoma Bellman Committee On Agriculture and Forestry Soviet Union Congress United States Elmer B. Staats General Accounting Office U.S Department of Agriculture United Russia Humphrey

Crump's Grass Roots Comment on Wheat Deal Report

The excerpt discusses media scrutiny of the Russian wheat deal and cites Sen Humphrey urging readers to study the report which he says shows no corruption. The complete report text is in Issue No. 87 of the Congressional Record for those seeking facts.

Sen. Humphrey Congressional Record

Old Philosopher argues for broad based price boycott

A reader suggests housewives should boycott not just meat but all rising prices from lumber and gasoline to banks and housing. He proposes a nationwide, all items strike to curb inflation, warning it would affect those who finance and supply daily goods.

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