Now With F.M.L. A Look At City Street With Nod To Change
A reflective column notes youthful lack of retribution after events surrounding funerals and praises the evolving First Street project in Cameron. It contrasts local governance and modernization while listing numerous supporters and area figures across several Texas cities and towns.
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Cameron
Rockdale Youth Rodeo Returns to Fair Park in 1973
A record 259 entrants compete in the Rockdale Youth Rodeo sponsored by the Roping and Cutting Club at Fair Park. The five night run opens Tuesday August 11 at 8 p.m. with a packed crowd expected and a new horse trailer awarded for the high point performer.
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Rockdale
Fair Park
Hearne Woman Testifies Harrelson Planned Murder for Insurance
Mrs. Sandra Sue Attaway of California testified in Brownsville district court that Charles V. Harrelson told her he killed Sam Degalia Jr. on July 6, 1968 so Pete Thomas Scarmado could collect life insurance. Scarmado, once Harrelson partner in Commodity Market Service, was convicted as an accomplice and is on seven years probation. Her Edinburg trial testimony previously covered the same claims amid a hung jury.
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Hearne
Sandra Sue Attaway
California
Brownsville
Charles V. Harrelson
Sam Degalia Jr
Pete Thomas Scarmado
Scarmado
Attaway
Edinburg
Harrelson
Stanislaw Named Head Coach at Somerville High
Stanislaw, a Rockdale native and 1958 All State football pick, is named head coach and athletic director at Somerville High School. He coached Cameron from 1968 to 1971 after an assistant role and a District Championship win in 1967 before entering private business.
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Somerville Hall
Stanislaw
Somerville High School
Rockdale
Cameron
Desegregation Plan Approved for Waco Schools
Federal District Judge Jack Roberts approved Waco ISD’s desegregation plan which preserves neighborhood schools and uses feeder systems so students from a given neighborhood move together from kindergarten through twelfth grade.
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Waco
Jack Roberts
Empty Counters Hit Georgetown Shoppers
Empty beef counters and high pork prices greeted Georgetown shoppers Monday as local groceries faced a severe meat shortage. HEB awaited meat deli deliveries while Food Mart and Piggly Wiggly showed alarmingly low supplies. Hoarding may rise as beef prices are frozen.
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Georgetown
Annexation On Trial In Waco McGregor Dispute
The district court hears a clash over McGregor Airport property annexation by McGregor and the City of Waco. Legal sparring since October 1972 centers on McGregor’s 1966 annexation and Waco’s 1973 expansion plan.
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Waco
McGregor
Beef Shortage Looms Here in Cameron Markets This Week
Empty beef counters and rising pork and poultry prices press Cameron grocery stores as the Phase 4 beef price freeze keeps beef off the auction block. Ground meat will be scarce after this week with little hope for beef until September 12. Chicken prices jump from 49 to 79–85 cents per pound while pork costs rise. eggs hit 98 cents a dozen.
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Cameron
Tommy Chamberlain
Roman Marek
McLane
Red and White
Frank Torno
W.W. C. Keith
Keith
Minimax
Roeglein
Houston
Safeway
Anton Mayer
Mayer
Chamberlain Meat Company
D. R. Dodson
CISD
Dodson
Rockdale
Red Cross Backs National Blood Policy Shift
The American Red Cross will fully support the federal National Blood Policy announced by HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger. Policy promotes blood from volunteer donors to reduce hepatitis risk and calls for tighter federal regulation of blood banks and processing centers. Red Cross president George M. Elsey notes 26 years of advocacy for an all volunteer system, facing opposition.
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American National Red Cross
George M. Elsey
Caspar W. Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Science Writers
Weinberger
HEW
Elsey
Red Cross
National Board of Governors
American Blood Resources Institute
Red Cross Board of Governors
American Red Cross
No Set Aside Land For 1974 Buck announces no land set-aside
Douglas Buck of the Milam ASCS office reports that there will be no government set-aside of land for 1974 to ensure ample supplies for domestic and export markets. The plan frees farmers to focus on producing cotton, feed grains, soybeans, and wheat.
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Douglas Buck
Milam Ascs
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
Buck
Briscoe Approves Grants for Central Texas Law Enforcement
Governor Dolph Briscoe approved two grants totaling 246 424 dollars from the Criminal Justice Council to aid Central Texas Council of Governments. One 237 290 dollar award funds a regional law enforcement radio network for seven counties including Bell Coryell Hamilton Lampasas Milam Mills and San Saba. The CTCOG system uses high band gear to cut police response times and reduce maintenance.
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Austin
Dolph Briscoe
Central Texas Council of Governments
Belton
Criminal Justice Council
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Central Texas Cog
CTCOG
Bell
Coryell
Hamilton
Lampasas
Milam
Mills
San Saba
Central Texas
CJC
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F.M.L
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Cameron - Cameron Nursing Home
H. M. Akers
Colonial Nursing Home
Joe Hibner
J. A. Looney
C. V. Fogle
John W. Mitchell
Ruby Lee Humber
C. Beaudeaux
Hope Jamison
Carlton Crook
Willie Glaser
Clarence Hanel
Herman L. Reineke
Edwin P. Cauley
Johnny Yates
J. K. Wilkerson
A. B. Hairston
Kennard Lange
Audis Lott
W. G. Harsha
V. E. Lesikar
Joe B. Richardson
Charlie Robinson
Frank Hertenberg
Rogers
First State Bank
Burlington
Raymond Kosel
Louis Miller
Betty G. Eickenhorst
Ben Arnold
W. H. Krause
Buckholts
Farmers Gin
I. R. Buchanan Caldwell
Asa McGregor
Conroe
C. Bordeaux
Pasadena
C. C. Spilman
Mount Vernon
James Parker
Fort Worth
Ron Beeson
Orange
Debbie Curtis
Johnnie Richards
Charles Simcock Gause
William Barkow
C. C. Ward
Edward Thompson
Rosebud
Chester Hays
Texas
Highway
Hays
Felipe Martinez
Marvin Ray McCulloch
Mrs
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N. Crockett
Edward Leo Bauer
Ken Butler
Ben Milam School
East First Street
Buzz
Briscoe