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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
2
All departments listing shows contact number AC 817 697 6671 and notes second class mailing at Cameron Post Office. It lists publication cadence Mondays and Thursdays and annual subscription rates Milam Trade Area seven dollars and elsewhere eight dollars.
The Cameron squad dominates West 81 to 39 to claim the Robinson Invitational Tournament title. The champ showcases height outside shooting and hustle, building on recent district and zone titles as it pursues a deep playoff run.
The piece notes Texas becoming more cattle country, with 60 percent of cattle in South Central and East Texas and 30 percent in West Texas, while East Texas dairy farming grows despite a seven day work week. It highlights maize feeding cattle and its global potential, plus a shift toward Central Texas grazing as cotton wanes. It also covers a separate 25 senators urging gasoline rationing and critiques of such policy.
Austin reports the State Insurance Board will hold hearings to probe deceptive insurance sales pitches in Texas. Chairman Joe Christie says the goal is to protect consumers, compare life insurance rates, and publish agency and agent names found abusing the public. The board also plans studies on no fault and health care in Texas and aims to boost consumer information and fair advertising.
A burglar causes Gordon to suffer car damage while leaping onto his vehicle. The judge ruled collision coverage applies to any object moving against another, within limits. The piece cites cases like mailbox hits and elevator shaft crashes while rejecting hail damage as not a collision.
A reader questions a proposed constitutional amendment to remove absent lawmakers and muses on congressional quorum, fossil fuel history, and a savings plan claiming perpetual interest. The correspondent signs as J. A. and offers skeptical views on money and legislation.
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