Local News Staff Listing for Cameron Publication
The page lists Cameron Texas staff members including Beas Jeter News Editor Clydell Seaton Business Manager and E4 Allison Ad Director.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1976
Page
2
The page lists Cameron Texas staff members including Beas Jeter News Editor Clydell Seaton Business Manager and E4 Allison Ad Director.
The Cameron Herald backs Leroy Broadus for Milam County sheriff and John Henderson Jr. for county district attorney based on training and youth. It also endorses Don G. Humble for district judge in the Democratic Primary as unopposed. The paper argues younger, qualified leaders will advance modern crime-fighting efforts.
The Milam County courthouse square in Cameron showcases a new tax building, lighted parking, and a modern jail. Officials and consultants discuss converting the old Milam Jail into a county museum while praising the four-building complex's services and the county commissioners court for advancing 1970s government modernization.
In a Crump column, Senator Dick Clark argues against treating food as a weapon. Lauren Soth notes agripower risks, with Ford Butz remarks and Reagan's shifts. Jackson criticizes grain denial, while Cramp warns hunger politics aid Communists.
The speaker argues candidacy costs billions while only 20 to 25 percent vote, suggesting polls like Gallup sway outcomes with unknown participants. He notes low disclosure of poll respondents and questions why news events avoid interrupting commercials for major alerts.
Austin reports a 14.7 percent rise in major offenses from 1974 to 1975 totaling 654,760 with rural areas near cities showing a 29.4 percent jump while sparsely settled rural zones rose 4.2 percent. DPS director Col. Wilson Speir notes improved crime clearances at 25 percent.
Q and A covering landlord eviction and rent recovery, mortgage insurance requirements, mobile home warranty law, and savings account survivorship. Includes references to Texas Attorney General Labor Division and state bar contact details. Answers note landlord may sue for unpaid rent and fees, mortgagee cannot force insurer, mobile homes get a one year warranty, survivorship rights depend on account type and community property.
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