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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1972
Page
2
The notice lists department phone line AC 817 697 6671 and states the item was entered as second class matter at Cameron Texas Post Office under the 1879 act. It notes publication every Monday and Thursday and provides annual subscription rates for Milam trade area six fifty and elsewhere seven fifty.
County Judge O B Harden announced the first revenue sharing check of eighty five thousand nine hundred fifty seven dollars will fund a new jail in Milam County. If approved, it would be the first new jail since the late 1880s Main and Fannin era, marking progress amid aging facilities.
Cameron Chamber of Commerce leaders receive praise for planning the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s return engagement. Temple's Cultural Activities Center, area schools, Texas Fine Arts Commission, and local clubs back the effort, with educators and civic leaders aiding Cameron’s orchestral leadership.
The Texas Railroad Commission regulates railroads oil and gas natural gas rates and fair charges for motor carriers and pipelines. It fixes passenger and freight rates inspects butane and propane equipment in public buildings and may require inspections for FHA or Veterans Administration financing. Contact the agency with concerns on these issues.
Homeowners owe high care to business visitors such as plumbers roofers and electricians while repair workers must avoid common hazards. Courts hold homeowners liable for injuries like a ladder collapse a painter backing out a gutter scaffold and falling plaster if negligence is involved. In some cases repairs workers assume risk by using unsafe methods. Written by Will Bernard. 1972 American Bar Association.
Austin and other Texas cities consider legislation to expand unitization in oil fields to recover an estimated 98 billion barrels left in the ground. James E. Russell of Abilene leads the push, arguing new recovery would boost state tax revenue and jobs while funding pensions and schools.
Temple Junior College sees more out of state and foreign students among 1 282 in fall enrollment with 22 freshmen and 16 sophomores. Countries include Iran Hong Kong Pakistan and Mexico. Students describe the campus as quiet and supportive for language learners.
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