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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1977

Page

2

Second span urged for Little River bridge to ease traffic

A 31 year old woman died in a two car crash near Little River Bridge eight days ago. District officials warn traffic growth on SH 36 and US 77 SH 36 corridor may require a second span to prevent unsafe passing on the aging two lane bridge built about 30 years ago. A traffic count could start the project planning for decades of safer passage.

Texas Highway Dept Little River Bridge Houston Abilene Cameron Waco Little River Taylor Brenham

British Churches Unite in Anti Racism Drive Against National Front

The British Council of Churches led a wide church coalition to denounce the National Front racial policies. Bishops across Anglican, Protestant and Orthodox churches pledged action against racism while urging nonviolence and racial justice. The National Front seeks hundreds more candidates next elections amid ongoing by elections and local contests.

London Reuter Britain National Front Oswald Mosley British Union of Fascists Church of England Mosley British Council of Churches Donald Coggan Canterbury Clared Kenneth G. Greet Methodist Conference Council of Churches England Wales Christ Ghbor National Church of Scotland Edinburg Overseas Council Department of Government Essex University Labor Party Conservatives Liberals Greater London Council Lewisham Liverpool Socialist Worker's Party Mervyn Stockwood The Lord Jesus Christ

School board debates dress code policy and court risk

Officials argue updated CISD policy must be enforceable in court while covering dress codes such as Mohawk haircuts. They warn vague guidelines invite challenges and recall past hair length disputes as examples of wasted administrator time.

Frenchman Proposes World Gen Democracy Gemocracy

Claude Worilhon, a French writer, says space beings proposed a world government of geniuses. He and four Western European colleagues launch a Geno cratic movement with headquarters in Geneva led by Swiss researcher Jean Claude Reville. They claim democracy is mediocracy and advocate rule by individuals with high intellectual potential.

Geneva Claude Worilhon Clermont-Ferrand France Vorilhon Europe Perigord Jean-Claude Reville Democracy Movement Mr. Vorillon Reville Mr. Reville

Johnston introduces Die sel Fuel and Gasoline Conservation Act

In the Congressional Record Senator J Bennett Johnston Jr of Louisiana discusses S 1699 to allow freight consolidation and reduce empty truck mileage. An editorial in the Wall Street Journal advocates the idea, arguing FTC and Robinson-Patman Act concerns hinder fuel savings potentially totaling 100 million gallons in the food industry.

J. Bennett Johnston, Jr Wall Street Journal Ener Federal Trade Commission Federal Emergy Administration J. Bennett Johnston D. la

Gas Pipeline Project Taps Gause Field in Milam County

Lone Star Gas Co advances a 13 mile pipeline to tap Milam County Gause Field with an initial cost above 212000 dollars and daily capacity of 8 million cubic feet. Funeral services were held Friday December 18 for Lt Col Herman Gerick commander of the December 11 B 36 crash, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Gerick of the Ad Hall community.

Lone Star Gas Company Gause Milam County Herman Gerick Joe Gerick Ad Hall

Cotton Incorporated set for 1977 report for Milam County growers

Milam County cotton producers will hear a 1977 report on programs and accomplishments of Cotton Incorporated at a meeting Monday January 9 at 9:30 a.m. at Rudy's Barbecue in Taylor. Kenneth Johnson of Hutto notes the event is part of a series to update growers on how funds are invested in research and marketing. The meeting will include a color motion picture reviewing the year's company wide achievements.

Harry Ward Opera House Monroe Walt John. B. McLane Little J. N. Little Rev. Patterson Andrew Morrison Navarro County Waco Milam County Cotton Incorporated Rudy’s Ducing Kenneth Johnson Hutto Board of Johnson

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