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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
2
The week saw removal of old sidewalks around the mall parking block marking a new phase of downtown redevelopment. Engineering landscaping appears complete for the final Mall fountain area and off street parking, with streets and sidewalks to be replaced by modern standards. The changes promise first new curbing and sidewalk improvements this century and a visible turnaround as cleared lots are built upon.
The passage argues that the 70s demand both style and substance to address urban crime, sprawl, inertia, and ennui. It calls for intelligent solutions that engage youth with style and convince adults with substance, marking a shift from anti-deluvian thought and a need for renewed strength after Vietnam.
Grass roots column by Crump argues for rapid passage of the Consumer Protection Act of 1973. He links broad consumer concerns to new federal coordination, notes lack of a dedicated agency, and predicts debate with Ralph Nader returning to press the bill in Congress.
The article explains that front page photos from public events do not violate the right of privacy when reporting legitimate news. It cites a custody case where photos appeared despite objections, and ahardware debt case where privacy prevailed. It stresses newsworthiness versus private information.
Marshallese leaders claim Wake Island as Enen-Kio based on legends and tradition and threaten UN or ICJ action. Congress of Mironesia debates the resolution while U S control via Air Force continues.
Dr. Vernon Knight of Baylor College of Medicine warns Texans will face a true influenza epidemic around 1975. He notes the A Eng land 4272 London flu caused isolated outbreaks in California and the East Coast, with a 1972 Texas episode suggesting lasting immunity in some residents.
A reader laments a proposal to include housewives in Social Security and compares it to unemployment benefits. He questions how to measure work hours in a home and jokes about government bureaus assessing domestic labor, noting potential disputes over credits.
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