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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
2
Houston authorities and jail inmates dig up 15 to 20 decomposed bodies in a boat storage house after a high school dropout admits complicity in another youth's death. The case echoes a California mass slaying linked to a local labor boss and could reach as many as 30 deaths.
The first half of the year shows $216,000 in building permits and about 10 to 15 housing starts signaling a robust but era of transition in the local market. Home relocation and major house changes reflect shifting times as builders gauge future demand.
A Nassau bank scene illustrates how the Bahamas hosts a vast offshore banking network. Investors move funds through 300 plus banks, with billions routed via London and New York to euro dollar markets. Much of the money never enters the Bahamian economy, while offshore firms and routine profits are taxed nowhere. The island’s proximity to Florida and American influence shape its economy and culture.
East Berlin reports say Stefan Heym may publish The King David Report in Britain this month, a satirical novel portraying a court chronicler shaping official history. The piece draws parallels to Stalinist distortions, while Heym cautions against overstating links to contemporary communist regimes.
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka backs a national sunshine project to develop solar and other clean energy sources by 2000 to reduce oil dependence. U S and Japan pledged cooperation on solar energy, synthetic gas and geothermal. talks cover uranium and nuclear power expansion amid environmental and public opposition concerns.
The 8 cent stamp features Angus bulls with Longhorn cows and will be issued in St. Joseph Missouri on October 5 1973. Lloyd D Miller of the American Angus Association notes the stamp kicks off a Rural America series. The first day ceremony will be in St. Joseph with a World Angus Forum in Kansas City and the 100th Anniversary National Angus Tour underway.
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