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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1971
Page
2
Yee High School introduces distributive education aimed at juniors and seniors seeking sale oriented fields. The program targets both vocational and pre college students, aligning academics with workplace skills to reduce misplacement and improve motivation. It expands Cameron area schooling with a broadened curriculum.
The Los Angeles Times notes Washington faced an ice cream sandwich and Popsicle price war. Prices dropped from 25 cents to 10 cents or less, offering a cheap morale lift forCongressional aides amid inflation and unemployment concerns.
Hiroshima investigators report elevated leukemia and cancer rates among survivors who were under ten in 1945. Among 1,109 high dose cases, 8 leukemia deaths by 1969 and 8 other cancer deaths exceed expected figures. The study links latent period and rising malignancies to radiation exposure and calls for ongoing monitoring.
Papua New Guinea doctors at a regional medical conference report sorcerers visiting hospital patients and charging as much as Australian doctors. Some sorcerers provide concoctions that may have medical value, and permission is often granted if no obviously harmful treatment is proposed.
U S Senator Lloyd Bentsen says he abstained on the Lockheed loan vote due to his prior role as a Lockheed director and noted he would not vote on the final roll. He discusses a campaign spending bill and says Congress should pass a bill limiting spending. He highlights support for the Higher Education Bill and a major water pollution bill from Muskie’s subcommittee.
Major General Ross Ayers thanks Mr Luecke for joining the Fort Bragg trip to view the 71st Airborne Brigade during annual field training. He notes the training began at local armories with a Texas recruit and expresses pleasure in future meetings.
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