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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
2
Notice lists contact phone 817 697 6671 for departments and rates for Milam Trade Area five fifty and elsewhere six fifty. It states second class mail at Cameron Texas and publishing schedule Mondays and Thursdays.
Eight Milam area churches and several civic clubs sponsor 12 Boy Scout and Cub Scout units in the March 27 Tejas District Scout Show. Cameron serves as the center for this annual exposition, leveraging facilities and troops to lead youth ages 10 to 16 in diverse activities and support a strong local Girl Scout program.
Rogers sets April 10 through 16 for a city wide cleanup drive to boost appearance and future growth. The plan echoes optimism for the Milam area with a strong school system and recent water extension bond issues.
The piece notes Lindsay's $24 million bid to buy and refurbish Yankee Stadium while New York faces $40 million, 17 000 teacher layoffs, welfare fund diversions, and police contract tensions. It calls the timing risky yet hints at potential revenue to recoup the investment.
Gov. Preston Smith urged President Nixon to declare 60 Texas counties drought disaster areas and to fund an initial $5 million in federal aid. He suggested federal agency representatives be assigned to counties for inspections and guidance amid the extended dry spell. Milam County is not included in the request.
A doctor miscalled a boy as a girl, parents sue for mental anguish but the court dismisses claims without physical injury. Some courts allow rare damages when distress is tender, as in a telegram-delivery case, while others fear speculative outcomes. Written by Will Bernard for ABA and Texas Bar, 1971.
John G. Dow of New York introduces H R 6368 urging maximum use of recycled paper in General Services purchases. He notes GSA buys over 400000 tons yearly at 140 million dollars, urging market growth for recycling and reduced virgin fiber use. The record cites industry capacity, cost, and a note on New York City buying reprocessed office paper. A rare oarfish is also mentioned in the sea life sidebar.
A reader argues the Moon is the ideal battlefield for wars to avoid real-world destruction. He satirically suggests Laos and international trappings show space conflict could prevent deforestation and civilian harm, then lampoons televised war coverage and season timing.
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