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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1972

Page

2

All Departments Post Office Notice

Public notice listing mailing and subscription details for Milam area residents. It includes contact phone AC 817 697-6671 and indicates second class matter status at Cameron Texas Post Office. Subscriptions priced at 6.50 for Milam area and 7.50 elsewhere with Monday and Thursday publication.

Cameron Texas Congress Milam Trade Area

Industrial Seminar Shines Light on Cameron Growth

Wednesday's Cameron Industrial Seminar highlighted future development in Cameron and the county. Experts in planning finance tourism and highway construction presented direct insights beyond the older town meeting approach, signaling modern leadership and clearer community needs for better living and work.

Cameron County

County votes to exit dead center and join planning council

Bell County officials vote to leave a three year indecision and join the Bell Milam County planning Council of Governments CTCOG for a year. The move aims to preserve timing for planning and funding across city county and school district programs and tests CTCOG effectiveness.

County Commissioners Court Central Texas Central Texas Council of Governments Bell County Milam County CTCOG Milam

Lawmakers clash over deficits and federal spending

A set of speakers in the House argues over deficits and who spends money. They cite bills funding bilingual education, urban renewal, public education, crime victim compensation, Social Security benefits, and city aid. A Texas student asks for sources on Benjamin F Bryant for a research paper.

W.F. Ryan N.Y Louise Day Hicks Mass States James Howard N.J J.J. Delaney Robert A. Roe

Statewide filing fees set for Texas primary races

Texas Secretary of State Bob Bullock announced mandatory filing fees or petition options for state and county offices as part of new guidelines for the first publicly financed Texas primaries. Fees vary by office with statewide posts at 400 dollars and local offices as low as 25 dollars. petitions require signatures in lieu of fees by March 6.

Bob Bullock Texas Bullock U. S Court of Civil Appeals State Board of Education Robert S. Calvert Preston Smith

Will and age in probate law cited by bar group

The article notes that ages over 90 or 86 can complicate wills but courts may still uphold them when competency is not clearly lacking. It contrasts cases where extreme decline voids a will with those where an elderly person’s disposal of property is respected. The piece urges making a will to avoid heirs facing taxes, costs, and family disputes. Written as a public service feature by Will Bernard for ABA and Texas Bar, 1972.

Samuel L. Devine Ohio Congress United States Congress of the E.A. Cederberg Mich Appropriations Committee Holland High School Benjamine F. Bryant Sam Houston Texas Railroad Commission Byron Tunnell Texas Tunnell The American Bar Association State Bar of Texas Will Bernard

New Texas License Plates By Mail In 1972

Texas motorists may order 1972 license plates by mail by sending the three part renewal form the registration fee and one dollar to the county tax officer before March 1. The process takes 30 days and plates arrive before April 1. Plates are available February 1 at tax offices and sub stations. Motorists may also register in person using the form at the county tax office.

Texas

Old Philosopher critiques value added tax and proposed refund idea

A letter to the editor argues Washington should tax value added at each production step but urges a Value-Lowered Refund when products are discarded or traded. The writer supports the concept yet seeks consumer relief, citing a car offered back to a dealer for scrap.

Washington Congress

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