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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1976

Page

1

Postal aid keeps Monday editions flowing in Central Texans

Cameron Buckholts and Temple postal officials aid circulation for Monday mail editions to Buckholts as Newsstand distribution continues Sundays and deadlines are eased by the Post Office Department during peak postal year. The rest of the text shifts to a science feature noting brake myths and spaceflight pioneer Wernher von Braun, with a broader quote on space exploration and a 1959 Lyndon Johnson remark, from Southwest Research Institute’s Tomorrow Through Research.

Cameron Buckholts Temple the Herald Post Office Department Wernher von Braun von Braun London Southwest Research Institute Lyndon Johnson

Von Braun and Mars Reach Beyond Earth

The piece notes F M L and Von Braun have seen Mars pictures and pioneering space plans. It describes satellites circling Earth for sensing and communications and space platforms scheduled for regular travel beyond Earth’s gravity. It weighs marvels and risks of space travel and cites Apollo II era momentum and LBJ’s framing of the era.

Mars von Braun Earth LBJ

Communities Elect ASC Chairmen

A total of 915 ballots were cast in the 1977 Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service committee election. Elected as community committeemen in chairman, vice chairman, and regular member order are Clarkson Kenneth Hollas Hugo Aigner and Frank Skala Jr Maysfield Robert Foster Kenneth Willy and Derwood Cobb Milano Ronald Westbrook Lee Keen and Jewell Stewart Rockdale Perry Luetge Anton Gest and William Payne Thorndale Joe Gilchrist Melvin Weise and Arthur Schwarz Sharp Leonard Janke Henry Abel and Bobby Killough Buckholts Doyal Arnold Henry Vaculin and Alvin Fuchs Cameron Eugene Vaculin Joe P Mueck and Marvin Junek Jr

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Clarkson Kenneth Hollas Hugo Aigner Frank Skala Jr Maysfield Robert Foster Kenneth Willy Derwood Cobb Milano Ronald Westbrook Lee Keen Jewell Stewart Rockdale Perry Luetge Anton Gest William Payne Thorndale Joe Gilchrist Melvin Weise Arthur Schwarz Sharp Leonard Janke Henry Abel Bobby Killough Buckholts Doyal Arnold Henry Vaculin Alvin Fuchs Cameron Eugene Vaculin Joe P. Mueck Marvin Junek Jr

Trustees OK Raise For School Employes

School workers will receive a 10 cent hourly raise from 2.20 to 2.30 starting in January for custodians bus drivers and lunchroom staff. The increase is in the budget and comes as the district notes rising gas and electricity costs. The board also hires Billy Coggin as distributive education teacher, Alice Terry as tax assessor collector, and Becky Griffin as remedial reading teacher. A junior high gravel path project to prevent water standing was discussed. Governor's finance plan discussed with Cameron district valuation given as 129 million and 69 million on an agricultural basis.

Buddy Dulin Billy G. Coggin Forrest Guess Coggin San Angelo Alice Terry Becky Griffin Cameron Dulin

Junior Class Play Opens Friday Night

The Ada Henderson cafeteria hosts the Junior Class play Grand Dad Goes Wild with a chili supper to follow at the Ada Henderson cafeteria. Performances are Friday and Saturday December 17 and 18 at 7 30 PM. Tickets cost 1 for students and 1 50 for adults and go on sale December 13 at Yoe High or at the door.

Ben Milam Ada Henderson Yoe High

Truck Hits Pole Cuts Power in Cameron

An 18 wheeler turned into Rider's Service Station on Highway 36 and broke a utility pole, cutting electrical power to Cameron's east side for hours early Tuesday. Accidents were reported during Friday night rains.

Cameron Rider Highway 36 Pitt Starlite Club Moses Bough Dallas C. H. May Rosenberg May St. Edward Hospital Royce Baggerly Rockdale

Body Identified As Missing Austin Man

A mutilated torso found in the Brazos River near Gause on December 2 has been identified by the Harris County medical examiner as Jack Cooney III of Austin. Investigators believe he was killed elsewhere and dumped at the bridge. a VW van linked to two men is still missing.

Brazos River Gause Harris County Jack Cooney III Austin Milam County Carl Black Cooney

Cameron Ambulance Service marks successful start with 39 volunteers

The Cameron Ambulance Association reports 39 volunteers signed up since late September and plansJanuary ECA training starting January 17 with classes Monday and Thursday for a month. Officers Kevin Harmon president, Charles Strode treasurer and Kay Glaser secretary reelected. October bills 93 percent paid. 102 calls in Oct-Nov. Gratitude expressed to local doctors, hospitals, nursing homes, funeral homes, EMIL and The Cameron Herald.

Cameron Ambulance Service Kevin Harmon Charles Strode Kay Glaser Cameron Ambulance Association Cameron Uary City Nail City of EMIL Cameron Herald

Two Charged With Possession Of Marijuana In Cameron

Thyresa Miller of Cameron and Michael Maddox of Hearne were arrested Saturday night and charged in Justice of the Peace Jess Brock's court with misdemeanor possession of marijuana. Bond for each was set at $500. Blood drive totals show 75 pints collected Tuesday, meeting the visit quota but one pint shy of the yearly target. An unsuccessful try left Cameron donors short of the full quota.

Cameron Justice of the Peace Jess Brock Thyresa Miller Department of Public Safety Milton Wright Scott Douglas Michael Maddox Hearne

County approves subdivision plat in Minerva and raises staff pay

County commissioners approved a plat for Benton Schulze's Minerva subdivision and voted to include Extension staff in an 8 percent salary increase. They recessed action on hiring an appraiser for oil and gas properties. Other items noted leaks, a new tax office, a $15 Christmas bonus, bid rules, and insurance awarded to Employees Casualty of Austin.

Minerva Benton Schulze Bill McCutchen O. B. Harden County Insurance Gerald Vintons

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