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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1977

Page

3

Caffeine Raises Medical Warning Across Coffee Drinking

The Texas Medical Association cites research on caffeinism from heavy coffee use. Caffeine affects heart rate blood pressure mood and alertness with risks rising for those drinking 12 or more cups daily. Studies show many turn to tea or soft drinks but experts urge moderation and note caffeine in cold remedies and medicines.

The Texas Medical Association Medical World News Food and Drug Administration

Obituary Edwin Kurtz Sr. 72 of Cameron dies after long illness

Edwin Kurtz Sr. 72 of Cameron died Monday afternoon in a Galveston hospital after a long illness. Funeral held 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hope Lutheran Church Buckholts with Rev. Charles Treptow officiating. Burial at Hope Lutheran Memorial Park. Survived by wife Martha Kurtz of Cameron, two sons Raymond of Huntsville and Edwin Jr. of Killeen, daughter Dorothy Marie of Cameron, brother Rudolph of Houston, sister Annie Jungmann of Buckholts, four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Marek Burns Laywell Funeral Home in charge.

Edwin Kurtz Sr Cameron Galveston Hope Lutheran Church Buckholts Charles Treptow Hope Lutheran Memorial Park Falls County Martha Kurtz Raymond Kurtz Huntsville Edwin Kurtz Jr Killeen Dorothy Marie Kurtz

Grain and Feed Men to Attend Texas Convention

Grain and feed men from across the United States will attend the Texas Grain and Feed Association annual convention and trade show April 14 16 in Houston. Pre registration exceeds 900 the largest in its history. Ninety eight exhibits will be featured the largest trade show in the association since its 1898 founding.

United States Texas Grain and Feed Association Houston

New Motel Varsity Motel Planned in Cameron

Wesley and Betsy Duncan plan a June completion for the Varsity Motel on SH 36 east Cameron. The 40 unit two story facility affiliated with Friendship Inns will have a pool color TV in each room queen beds and carpeted rooms with single double and two room suites. The Duncans will move to Cameron this summer with children Ernest Brent and Daryl. Betsy Duncan works at Western State College Snyder and Wesley is vice principal at Snyder High School. This is their first motel venture. The electric stove was invented by William Hadaway in 1896.

Wesley Duncan Cameron SH 36 Varsity Friendship Inns Duncans Ernest Brent Daryl Betsy Duncan William Vogelsong Western State College Snyder Wesley Snyder High School

Texas weekly owner builds $10,000 UT scholarship

Carl R. Miller former owner of the Raymondville Chronicle News and his wife establish a $10,000 scholarship fund in the University of Texas Journalism Department to aid students entering community or weekly journalism with a $500 annual award. Miller emphasizes community journalism in journalist training.

Austin Texas New York Times Washington Post University of Texas Journalism Department Carl R. Miller Raymondville Chronicle- News

Housing Contract Awarded For Rural County Needs Study

Gov. Dolph Briscoe announces an $18 000 contract to the Central Texas Council of Governments to conduct a rural housing needs assessment in Lampasas Milam Mills and San Saba counties over six months. A Rural Housing Community Development Coordinator will study dwelling status ownership programs rental repair unemployment and help prepare proposals for state and federal funds with local CTCOG funds of 10 000. Local groups and governments participate throughout the process.

Dolph Briscoe Central Texas Council of Governments Lampasas Milam Mills San Saba

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