Colorful Era Ahead for The Herald With Color Printing
The Herald celebrates its 111th volume and highlights a shift toward color printing, offset packaging, and broader coverage of Central Texas. The piece notes long‑standing equipment limits, rapid reader response to change, and plans for expanded editorial and advertising presentation, possibly color in every issue.
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The
Herald
Central Tex
Cameron
Milam County
Open Space Under Threat As Washington Growth Surges
A University of Maryland scientist warned at an Advancements of Science meeting in Boston that Columbia Maryland now runs 10 degrees hotter than surrounding areas and suffers a 10 percent rise in air pollution. The note highlights shrinking open space as population surges toward 8.9 million by 2000, with planners urging zoning restraints and slower growth to protect green wedges and address underemployed Black residents.
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H. E.landsberg
University of Maryland
Advancement of Science
Boston
Columbia
Howard County
Baltimore
Washington
Landsberg
Council of Plann- Dr. Landsburg
Metropolitan
Council of Government
Kubiak Explains 1970 Minimum Wage Act Provisions
Texas State Rep Dan Kubiak explains the 1970 Minimum Wage Act effective Feb 1 setting a 1.25 per hour or 50 per week wage. The act offers exemptions for cattlemen ranchers dairy workers and small agricultural workers. He notes regional planning must involve Baltimore Washington and local governments to achieve growth goals and offers copies of the act on request.
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Dan Kubiak
Austin
Kubiak
America
Council of Governments
Baltimore
Washington
The
Washington Post
Blinn College Sees Enrolment Ahead of Last Year
Blinn College announces last day for late registration is Wednesday February 11. Registrar William R. Perry notes current student numbers exceed last spring when enrollment reached 1321. Salaries for white collar workers rose 5.7 percent in the year ending June 30 1969 with professional admin and technical posts up 5.8 percent and clerical up 5.5 percent. The third quarter of 1969 shows unemployment in poverty neighborhoods of the 100 largest U.S. cities at 5.7 percent, down 0.2 points from 1968, while the national rate was 3.7 percent.
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Blinn College
William R. Perry
Blinn
Labor Department
U.S
Arbor Day memories and a teacher’s switch tale
A Texas reader recalls Arbor Day planting in Cameron and a mischievous outcome. She writes about tree planting on the old campus, expecting beauty, only to see branches used as switches by the janitor for teachers.
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Cameron
George Ballinger
Don L. Arriett
Pelham Drive
Houston
Texas
UT Researchers Seek Rare Mushrooms in Jamaica
Two University of Texas College of Pharmacy researchers Dr. Gerald Sullivan and Ernest Henry travel to Jamaica between semesters to collect a rare mushroom native to Jamaica and other regions. Sullivan notes potential discoveries may aid modern science while gathering local knowledge and specimens.
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University of Texas College of Pharmacy
Jamaica
Gerald Sullivan
Ernest
Henry
Rockdale
Paradise
Australia
New Zealand
Central Africa
Sullivan
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