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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
2
The notice lists contact number AC 817 697 6671 and marks second class matter at the Cameron Texas post office under the 1879 act. It states publication every Monday and Thursday with annual subscriptions Milam Trade Area seven dollars and elsewhere eight dollars.
The piece argues the current market decline is temporary and will normalize by 1974, despite jitters from Watergate and energy issues. It urges steady leadership and investor resolve, noting improving balance of payments, resilient agriculture, and briefly shifting toward confidence as Americans decide they can do the job.
Undersecretary John Whitaker told the Texas Farm Bureau in Abilene that gas rationing is a possible short term outcome due to environmental concerns, lack of long range planning, and Arab oil boycotts. He cited U S and North America holding about 5 percent of world oil and urged energy independence by 1980, noting agriculture faces similar rationing risks.
A letter from Jeon Hong Min director invites readers to partner with Korean English Teachers Social for pen pal exchanges. It promotes international friendship, language practice, and world peace, asking for name address sex age and optional photo to match willing students with Korean peers in Seoul.
In Austin Governor Briscoe unveils a 90 day energy conservation plan including a 55 mph speed limit, an earlier school dismissal, 68 degree heat, car pooling, and lighting curbs. He aims to cut gasoline use by 20 percent and urges industry to share the burden.
A reader letter discusses future oil shortages and substitutes, then jokes about false fire alarms and clever crowd control. It recounts two anecdotes: a fool proof alarm in a booth and a decoy fire truck to redirect pursuers, concluding that you can out maneuver human nature.
UT Day on December 8 in Austin invites high school juniors and seniors to learn about university life from UT representatives. The program begins at 9 a.m. in Jester Center Auditorium and includes talks on academic courses led by Dr. Gerard Moseley, plus discussions with faculty and student leaders.
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