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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1976
Page
2
The notice lists department heads Bess Jeter and Ed Allison with contact numbers and notes the paper as a second class matter in Cameron Texas. It states the publication schedule of Monday and Thursday and gives annual subscription rates for the Milam trade area at eight dollars and related regional pricing.
A 140 attendance for a Shell Company briefing in Cameron shows broad cross‑section interest in lignite mining and its potential growth in Milam County. The meeting highlighted public and private sector engagement and described the study as a demographic and resource evaluation guiding future development.
The late entrant Democratic contender Senator Church attacks President Ford over the Nixon pardon CIA FBI probes and Nixon aides trials. He chaired the panel that vetted Bush for CIA director before Bush’s nomination. Ford refused to back Bush for VP. Critics blame Nixon era issues for Ford’s struggles and Church’s stance may relate to the economy.
The column surveys violence linked to labor disputes, citing injuries from brick, bullets, and bombs. It notes Michigan sites of destruction including a Lan sing building, Kalkaska refinery, Laper project, Roscommon and Rochester schools, and a $2795 bill introduced December 16 1975 to extend federal jurisdiction under the Hobbs Act for willful acts exceeding $2000 in damage and calls for broader aid from local, state, or federal bodies.
A reader argues that rising costs strain families and public funds and urges Congress to outlaw any new sport game for 50 years. He notes the heavy expense of existing football and basketball facilities and asks how towns could fund a future invention.
Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock forecasts a 737 million cash surplus for the 1977 legislature, boosting available funds to 8.4 billion for 1976-77 and a 31 percent rise aided by higher consumer spending, taxes, and energy prices. Governor Briscoe urges a rainy day fund of 1 billion and tax relief ideas.
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