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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1977
Page
2
All departments contact AC 817 697-6671. Entered as second class matter at the Cameron Texas Post Office under the 1879 act. Published every Monday and Thursday with annual subscription rates for Milam trade area eight dollars and seventy five cents elsewhere nineteen dollars and seventy five cents.
A critical look at U S energy policy emphasizes dependence on Middle East oil and Alaska gas, calling for interim solutions while solar wind and nuclear power mature. The piece notes coal as current stayput fuel and contrasts regional shifts in demand with global price dynamics.
Lichty humorously portrays Plains, Georgia after Jimmy Carter's election win with a touring car scene at a Bilge Oil station. A gas attendant, posing as a secret service man, nonchalantly jokes that the encounter is undercover work. The piece blends satire with local color and theatrical references.
A Dallas reader jokes about predicting another Ice Age, mocks weather forecasts, and lampoons economists. He notes mixed scientific opinions on climate trends and urges practical energy conservation while lampooning forecasting errors.
A new unit to investigate white collar crime is to be funded by a $235 000 federal grant over 18 months. Atty Gen John Hill will use the Deceptive Trade Practices Act and other laws to crack down on corporate crime and will work with district attorneys and federal officials where criminal violations are suspected. Investigations include banking irregularities in South Texas and misapplication of state funds, with a range of other legal actions and appointments noted across state government.
Texas rural communities face economic decline caused by technology shifts and population loss. Dr. James I. Mallett of Texas A&M Extension urges improved public services, local business growth, and access to loans grants and technical help to revive economies and attract urban investment.
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