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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1975
Page
9
The piece surveys claims of dogs speaking and singing while noting veterinarians doubt linguistic ability. It cites owners, researchers at National Geographic Society, and figures like Lord Macaulay and Robertson Davies. Folklore, legends, and Capek raise questions about humans and animal speech.
Michael Knight, born in Cameron, commissioned as Ensign in the U S Navy. His mother Mrs Romo O Biglow and his wife presented his insignia. Knight attended Yee High School and Prairie View majoring in political science with English minor. He graduates Cum Laude and was named to Who s Who 1975 76.
Temple Junior College announces spring semester evening class registration on Tuesday January 13 from 5 30 to 8 p m in the Fine Arts Building. Students who miss the 13 date may register January 14 and 15 from 9 to 11 a m and 1 to 3 p m without a late fee of five dollars. Classes begin January 19 with January 27 as the last day to late register. tuition and fees must be paid in full at registration.
Social notes recount a birthday dinner for Mrs. Preston Schwartz with guests from Rosebud and Copperas Cove. Weekend visits span Austin to Cameron, with numerous locals hosting relatives. A grass fire on Lindhorst place and a five generation Christmas party at Mrs. Albert Rinn’s house are also noted. Many Rinn family members and friends appear in attendance.
District Director Joe F. Staley of the Immigration and Naturalization Service estimated 120000 aliens will report their addresses in January under the Federal Alien Address Report Program. All non citizens except diplomatic status holders and certain international organization representatives face this filing requirement and penalties for willful violations.
C Hoke Leggett of the National Cotton Council told the U S Trade Commission that rising work glove imports harm the cotton sector. He noted the raw cotton content of gloves has surged beyond the textile import growth, with foreign cotton comprising two thirds of glove cotton. Leggett urged action to limit imports, citing 123,000 bales used by U S glove makers and that cotton holds 91 percent of the glove market.
Air Force recruiting officials at Randolph Air Force Base target 555 physicians by June 30, 1976. Colonel Charles A. MaAfee says the service is well positioned to meet the goal. So far 175 physicians have joined active duty since July, 159 more await commissioning, 77 applications are being processed locally, and about 200 additional applications are under review nationwide.
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