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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1971
Page
4
All departments note contact AC 817 697 6671 and post office entry in Cameron Texas. Second class matter under act of March 1 1879. Publication occurs every Monday and Thursday with annual rates of 5 50 for Milam area and 6 50 elsewhere.
Cameron's foresight and leadership are praised by multiple newspapers and the Texas Industrial Commission for an eight year downtown renewal project. The editorial lauds sustained community planning, voluntary and governmental leadership, and calls Cameron an example for Temple.
The text argues Americans are fed up with government and supports rebalancing power between federal and local levels. It cites Texas politics, revenue sharing, and calls for redistributing governing power, reducing laissez faire approaches, and restoring fiscal integrity. It endorses Nixon's call for returning federal funds to local levels.
A 14 month nationwide study by the Citizens Conference on State Legislatures ranks the Texas Legislature 38th among all states. It calls for annual sessions, raises for lawmakers, and shedding some lieutenant governor powers to Senate leaders. California leads the list. Texas shows weak control and accountability versus representation.
A letter to the Cameron Herald praises plans for rehabilitating Cameron on the 8th issue, calling it a rebirth born from civic planning and cooperation. D. L. Wilson of Bryan Texas expresses longtime affection for Cameron and its friends, despite 50 years away.
A reader argues against Washington's plan to balance the budget by raising stamp rates and cutting service. He contends the core issue is overuse due to widespread literacy and urges keeping the post office as a public service, not a profit engine.
A court found no negligence by a pedestrian struck by a car reversing from a driveway. The article notes pedestrians enjoy some legal leeway but must still exercise ordinary care. It cites cases of pedestrians injured by a home run or falling brick and a shopper who misjudged a sidewalk crack.
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