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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1975
Page
2
Area law enforcement reports a rash of dog and cat poisonings with bait sometimes containing three times the lethal Strichnine. The writer urges an animal control program with a dog catcher and facilities to house stray animals to prevent harm to pets and children.
A reflection on athletics stressing coaching responsibility to teach the true purpose of sports. Winning alone is not enough. leadership must guide players to core values. The text cites Watergate as a cautionary example of chasing victory at any cost and emphasizes self pride from athletic excellence.
Rep James Blanchard argues for a constitutional amendment to prohibit forced busing and preserve neighborhood schools. He criticizes party leaders and President Ford for not acting, noting the issue will not fade and urging immediate congressional action. Cardiss Collins cites caucus vote and cross party lines on the busing debate.
Den mothers Linda Yakesch and Rosie Flores thank the Cameron Rockdale paper for front page recognition of ten Cub Scouts in the Cameron Christmas parade. They plan next year’s parades in Cameron and Rockdale and request a print of the picture for their scrapbook.
Austin reports GOP plans for Ford and Reagan support groups and Democratic delegate rule changes in Fort Worth. San Antonio liberal Democrats map strategy as Bentsen and Wallace lead, with Carter and Harris weighing entries. Also notes on metric conversion, state payrolls, court rulings, and Texas Woman's University housing rules.
A reader argues about a survey claiming 44 percent of 4 to 6 year olds prefer TV to their fathers. He critiques interpretation, notes missing parental views, and laments TV’s impact, while noting adults formed before TV also thrived. He closes with a playful jab at modern politicians.
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