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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
2
Public notice printed in Cameron Texas under the Act of March 1 1879. Publication occurs every Monday and Thursday with annual subscription rates for the Milam trade area at 8 75 dollars and outside the area at a different price.
The Herald profiles Cameron Noon Lions and related civic groups, tracing their origins from post WWI to the present. It notes ongoing fundraisers like Noon Lions auctions and Evening Lions clown projects, aiding Kerrville Crippled Children's Camp and local causes while linking to Rotary Kiwanis and international civic movements.
The White House reports Carter's welfare reform plan calling for a Job and Income Security Program to create up to 1.4 million public service jobs, combine AFDC, food stamps and SSI, raise the minimum cash income to 4200 for a four person family, and phase in income based benefits to reward work. It details costs, offsets, and who benefits or loses under tighter eligibility.
Congressional Record excerpt by Joe Crump argues against National Health Insurance and calls for less federal control of medical care. It claims rising costs blame private doctors and warns of a move toward a socialized system, urging Republicans to resist NHS expansion.
Q and A columns cover wills after marriage, separate property rules, obtaining a birth certificate from Texas authorities, and handling speeding tickets. Advice notes that marriage can affect wills, separate property, and that most people appear in Municipal Court without counsel. Readers are directed to state resources for forms and further help.
A retrospective column notes events from August 15 1918 including a Citizens National Bank red cross pledge drive led by E A Flinn and a social evening for Miss Flora Kestenbaum with Miss Rosie Goldberg. local commerce mentions Overland touring car sale to F D Fowler of Gause. The item also recalls a 1929 Scout outing to Sugar Loaf Mountain near Gause, travel plans of local families, health updates, and local ads noting prices such as ketchup 75 cents per gallon and a four piece bedroom suite at 75 dollars.
Temple Junior College with Cameron Public Schools announces fall registration at Ben Milam Cafeteria next to Yee High on Tuesday August 16 1977 at 6 30 pm. Courses offered include business Czech economics English government history psychology sociology speech mathematics and other credit or credit free classes based on enrollment thresholds. New students must file applications immunization certificates and transcripts.
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