Cameron Police Training Improves Local Enforcement
Cameron continues professional training for its police officers with fifty six hours of Texas Department of Public Safety instruction. Chief Martinez, Sgt. Ken Butler, and staff have completed prior short courses on modern police enforcement to strengthen their service to citizens.
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Cameron
Dept of Public Safety
Martinez
Ken Butler
They Took Furniture From Cap Wolf Place on West Main
Six pieces of antique furniture disappeared from the Cap Wolf residence on West Main Street last week. The act underscores the need for timely modern training in city and county law enforcement and fire response, as illustrated by Cameron volunteers who train weekly and respond to many local fires.
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Cap Wolf Place
West Main St
State Department letters explain Rhodesian chromite sanctions
The State Department replies to questions on why the U N sanctions on Southern Rhodesia limit chrome imports. It notes chromite is among sanctioned Rhodesian products and details shifts in sources from the Soviet Union and Rhodesia to other suppliers, with patterns before and after the 1967 restrictions. It also oddly includes a reader query about Tibet and a Mayflower raft reference.
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Dear M.L.K
United Nations Security Council
Southern
Rhodesia
Smith
United Kingdom
Security Council
Soviet Union
Southern Rhodesia
Turkey
South Africa
Philippines
Iran
Pakistan
United Nations
Cameron Rolls Past Hearne 65-38 In Brenham Invite
Cameron Yeomen defeated Hearne 65-38 in first round at Brenham Invitational. John Barron led with 17 points, David Hollas 15, Pat Schigut 14, as Cameron pulled away in the second half after a 26-25 halftime lead.
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The
Yeomen
Hearne
Brenham
Lockhart
John Barron
Cameron
David Hollas
Pat Schigut
Hearne Magles
Insurance rates to fall for most Texans in downbeat survey
The Texas Insurance Advisory Association urged the State Board of Insurance to cut homeowner rates by 17.7 percent in the North Northwest Panhandle and South Plains region, 12.1 percent in the Central Inland area with 10.9 percent homeowners decrease, and 7.7 percent statewide fire coverage reduction. Seacoast areas face increases in extended coverage and homeowners premiums, totaling potential multi‑million dollar savings or costs by territory. About 500 agents backed the plan but protested a proposal to standardize commissions. The board will decide whether to use the association’s formulas or its own.
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Gulf Coast
Texas Insurance Advisory Association
State Board of Insurance
North Northwest
Panhandle
South Plains
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
el Paso
Austin
Seacoast
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Houston
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Texas Supreme Court
Union Carbide Company
Court of Criminal Appeals
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Wylie County
Abilene
Supreme Court
Labor Contracts Face Renegotiation Across Major U.S. Unions
Nearly a dozen key labor pacts are due for renegotiation in 1973 including U A W and the big three automakers. Past talks ended in a 67 day GM strike causing economic disruption. Rail postal and Teamsters contracts also approach expiry with potential for arbitration and strikes, though some sectors expect no walkouts.
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Robert Trautman
Washington
U.S
United Auto Workers Union
U.A.W
Detroit
General Motors
Nixon
U. S. Postal Service
Teamsters Union
New York
California
Chicago
Teamsters
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