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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1974

Page

2

All Departments Mail Rates and Post Office Credentials

The notice lists contact phone AC 817 697-6671 and states second class mailing at Cameron Texas. It notes publication every Monday and Thursday with annual subscription rates for Milam trade area seven dollars fifty cents and elsewhere eight dollars fifty cents.

Cameron Texas

Cameron ISD critique from Texas education accrediting team

Accrediting team from the Texas Education Agency found Cameron Independent School District fails to meet standards for kindergarten through twelfth grade. The report cites deficiencies across all levels, especially in facilities, notes past upgrades but stresses physical plant remains weak, urging patrons to read, digest, and act on the findings despite costs.

Herald Texas Education Agency Cameron Independent Texas Cameron

Ervin to retire to Morgantown NC with book plans

Senator Sam Ervin retires to his Morgantown home. He reflects on a career defending constitutional rights and civil liberties. He criticizes Watergate era actions and Nixon tapes while noting age prompts his departure after four elections to the Senate.

Sam Ervin Morgantown N. C Congress Senate North Carolina North Carolina Supreme Court Senate Select Committee Ervin Richard Nixon Nixon Ford

One Way To Bite The Bullet On Gasoline Tax

The article argues for stricter energy steps including a gasoline tax as the quickest way to curb fuel use amid the energy crisis. It criticizes income tax credits for the poor and questions political motives behind delaying or disguising tax increases.

Charles H. Percy Tom Wicker Indus New York Times

Acupuncture Seen as Tribal Medicine by U S Doctor

Dr William Kroger of Beverly Hills calls acupuncture tribal medicine and warns Americans it lacks scientific basis. He cites hype, potential harm, lawsuits, punctured ears and lungs, and says acupuncture mainly acts as self hypnosis in Chinese use remains controversial at medical conferences.

Tel Aviv United States William Kroger Institute For Comprehensive Medicine Beverly Hills California Kroger Dr. Kroger Tibet Holy Rollers Africa U.S George Wallace Alabama Wallace

White Immigration Debate Splits South Africa’s Racial Economy

The Christian Institute challenges South Africa’s white immigration drive, arguing it maintains white power and limits black advancement. Government officials and industry leaders counter that immigration supplements labor needs and spurs growth, benefiting whites and nonwhites alike.

Johannesburg Reuter South Africa Reblic The Christian Institute Institute Republic Britain Immigration Piet Koornhof Chambers of Industry Koornhof

Is The 55 MPH Speed Limit Dead

Department of Public Safety notes 78 295 speeding arrests in summer 1973 and 188 976 in summer 1974. Arnold cites speed variance as raising crash risk and urges a state wide study on speed limit effects. He cites NSC findings that lower speeds reduce fatalities and calls for voluntary compliance and public awareness.

Jim Arnold Governor's Office of Traffic Safety Sir Arnold Department of Public Safety Arnold Texas National Safety Council The Safety Council Rnold

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