Public notices and staff credits from Milam area paper
The notice lists Clydell Seaton as Business Manager and Ed Allison as Ad Director for all departments with contact AC 817 697-6671. It indicates second class mailing at Cameron Texas and a publication schedule of Monday and Thursday. Annual subscription rates shown: Milam Trade Area $8.75 and elsewhere $9.75.
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Cameron
Texas
Act of Congress
Milam Trade Area
Elsewhere
Support for Texas ombudsman bill to ease public complaints
The piece endorses Rep. Joe Allen's proposal for a state ombudsman to act as an independent clearinghouse for Texas government complaints. It argues such an office would reduce bickering, improve accuracy, and give citizens a hearing when courts are unnecessary or unavailable.
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Metro
Joe Allen
Baytown
Office of State
Texas
Austin
Ombudsman
Mahan and the Nuclear Navy in a Changing Sea
The article analyzes how sea power shaped historic outcomes from British naval dominance to U S submarine warfare, then explains postwar nuclear and missile tech challenges to traditional naval theory and how sonar limits complicate submarine detection and first strikes. It previews later discussions on merchant shipping as economic lifeline.
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Herman Kahn
Kahn
Hudson Institue
University Extension
University of California, San Diego
National Endowment For the Humanities
The
Regents of
University of California
England
India
Europe
Germany
Mahan
Atlantic
Pacific
U. S
Japan
Southeast Asia
Dr. Kahn
Airpark Real Plus Air park gains attention amid rising costs
The FAA engineer told Cameron City Council the airpark attracts industry, with existing firms sometimes using the nearby facility. They acknowledge higher costs than budgeted and support fixing up the facilities while noting the park's value to the city.
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FAA
Cameron
TP and L seeks affordable power as rates rise in 1970s
Since TP and L began operation nearly 65 years ago, it has aimed to provide dependable electricity at a fair price. The 1970s brought unprecedented cost increases. TP and L asked customers to pay more in 1972, 1974, and 1975 as the average price per kilowatt hour rose from about 2 cents in 1971 to roughly 4 cents in 1976.
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Tp&l
Texas Power & Light
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Bess Jeter
Clydell Seaton
Ed Allison
Cameron Herald
Zed RA
Atexas
Frank M. Luecke
National Newspaper Association
Henry Clay
Polaris
Navy
Airpark Real Plus
Sos
Texas Power & Light Company