Bess Jeter and Ed Allison Named in Staff Notes
News Editor Bess Jeter and Ad Director Ed Allison are listed in the staff notes as longtime Chicago Sun items. The notice highlights their roles in the newsroom and advertising department.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1976
Page
2
News Editor Bess Jeter and Ad Director Ed Allison are listed in the staff notes as longtime Chicago Sun items. The notice highlights their roles in the newsroom and advertising department.
Toward Youth And Jobs reports Cameron Industrial Foundation and Milam Youth Exposition Association advancing new projects this year. CIF eyes land purchases while the Exposition boards mobilize countywide to raise about 32000 for a county youth exposition hall. Goals exceed 65000 for a 12000 square foot Cameron site as Milam Museum opens October 9 and other events unfold.
Joe Crump discusses air bags and seat belts amid political debate led by Rep Bud Shuster and General Motors. He criticizes federal mandates as possible overreach while noting life saving potential and public safety concerns.
Austin Hill rules unconstitutional the Texas law capping statewide campaign expenditures. He bases his ruling on Buckley v Valeo and notes limits for statewide races and State Board of Education candidates. The ruling requested by Secretary of State Mark White and Education Commissioner M L Brockett.
A reader signs as J. A. and presents a satirical self drafted platform. He critiques party planks while proposing policies on tax loopholes child care busing abortion equal rights and foreign policy with dry humor and sharp cuts. He ends by noting omissions and closes with a courteous sign off.
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