Streets and Dogs Lead City Street Improvement Survey
City residents ranked street improvements as the top need in a civic survey by the Planning Commission and City Council. Control of stray dogs, city wide cleanup, sewage and water systems followed, with various votes across eleven categories and an "others" section noting trash receptacles, dog ordinance and sidewalks. The questionnaire aimed to guide revenue sharing fund allocations.
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City Planning Commission
City Council
Planning Commission
Yee High
Herald unveils new development push for Texas journalism
The Herald announces a series of innovations including a new facility at a major Texas university and enhanced computer techniques. It highlights staff such as Ad manager George Jones and news editor Bess Jeter, emphasizing local Cameron Milam County ties and the paper’s growth as an industry driven by local talent.
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Your
Herald
Texas
Metro
George Jones
Bess Jeter
Clydell Seaton
Elain Bastow
James Barrett
Gloria Woodruff
Cameron
Milam County
International Association of Lions Clubs
Oklahoma
Texas Press Associations
Scarbrough
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Luecke
University of Missouri
U. S. Army Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
Purcell Register
Sigma Delta Chi
Southern Methodist University
University of Texas
Texas A&m University
the Herald
Publishers Auxiliary
Missouri J School
South
Southwest
Cameron Herald
Milam Herald Promotes Local Economic Role and Dams Funding
The Milam Herald touts its role as a regional economic entity serving the Cameron area with a 6.8 million dollar Gabriel dams appropriation. It notes the paper’s 114 year history and 6,200 square feet of modern facilities aimed at serving the Milam area.
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Cameron
Herald
Milam
Herald Changes Hands Half-Century Partnership Ends
Frank M. Luecke buys the remaining half in The Cameron Herald ending a 16 year partnership with Don Scarbrough. The Milam County paper becomes 100 percent local for the first time in about 20 years. Scarbrough remains active in Georgetown media holdings and editorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Luecke
Cameron Herald
Don Scarbrough
Milam County
Scarbrough
John Cardwell
Georgetown
Milton S. Brown, Jr
Luecke
Cardwell
The
Herald
Thorndale
Granger
Cameron
Grand Prairie
Texas Press Association
TPA
National Newspaper
Assoc
Public Notice
Narrow Approval Seen For Embattled Alaska Pipeline
The Senate narrowly approved legislation to limit court challenges to the Alaska pipeline planned to carry oil from the Arctic to Valdez. Environmental groups warn legal fights may continue and construction could slip beyond spring. Agreement hinges on right of way, with possible Supreme Court challenges ahead.
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Washington
Reuter
Senate
Alaska
Henry Jackson
D. Wash
Arctic
Valdez
United States
U. S
John Dienelt
Environmental Defense Fund
Dienelt
Defense Fund
Supreme Court
Alyeska
House Interior Subcommittee
Jackson
Postal Scouts Show Cost Savings in Cameron Deliveries
Cameron postal officials report the Scouts two door to door delivery trucks have saved marginal delivery costs after five months in service. The system reduced one part time position and eliminated parcel post trips while maintenance runs about 100 dollars monthly. Local postmaster Henry Litzman notes curbside boxes are not planned for Cameron, except in new developments where homeowners may opt for curbside service. The Scouts, built by American Motors, were secured through the Postal Department Motor Pool in Austin.
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Cameron
Henry Litzman
Litzman
Ments
California
Scouts
Cameron Post Office
American Motors
Postal Department
Austin
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Kenneth Ladewig
Glen Urban
Earl Miller
Carl Black
City Pole
Waco
Black
Justice of the Peace Court
Jovito Mendosa
Rt. 6
Mendosa
Rosebud
Vegas
Felipe Martinez
Martinez
F.M.L
International Conference of
Alaska Pipeline
House of Representatives
American Petroleum Institute
Alyeska Pipeline Company
British Petroleum
Exxon Corporation
Atlantic Richfield Company
Anchorage
I. N. Hughes
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