Chamber Projects Texans Face $11 Billion Federal Tax Bill
East Texas Chamber of Commerce estimates Texas taxpayers would bear about 11 16204000 of the $229.2 billion Nixon budget for fiscal 1972. The share, about 4.87 percent of total federal taxes, could rise or fall with Congress budget actions. The chamber urges study of the full employment budget concept and its deficit implications.
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Longview
Texas
Nixon
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Legislative Budget Board
Chamber
Maystfield and Tyler Visitors Light Up Cameron Area
Maystfield Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ellis of Tyler visited Cameron residents Mrs. Webb Todd and Miss Sue Butts, and also called on Roy Newton at his home. H. D. Irby and Mrs. Bess Daughtery of El Paso stayed with Irby’s sister Mrs. J. P. Wise. Bastrop’s Mrs. Carl Cooper dropped by W. C. Cooper. Bob Newton of Austin visited his parents, the Roy Newtons, over the weekend. Andrey Carla, newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Henderson of Austin, arrived Friday the 12th. maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Yates visited in Austin Sunday.
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C. J. Ellis
Tyler
Webb Todd
Sue Butts
Cameron
Roy Newton
H. D. Irby
Bess Daughtery
el Paso
Mr. Irby
J. P. Wise
Carl Cooper
Bastrop
W. C. Cooper
Bob Newton
Austin
Roy Newtons
E. B. Yager
Bill Thweatt
Katie Nisbetts
Mike Henderson
Andrey Carla
Johnny Yates
Ralph White
Mary White
Dallas
Vina White
Poage Warns of Expanding Government at All Levels
Congresss W R Poage reports Agriculture Committee hearings on sugar legislation and Rural Telephone Bank Bill. He cites growth of government and deficit spending, warns against socialistic state and bigger government under Nixon. Poage backs pesticide control bill by request as vital measure.
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W. R. Poage
Agriculture Committee
White House
Poage
Nixon
Belcher
Thorndale school trustees approve 10 percent tax raise
Thorndale School trustees vote a 10 percent tax increase effective with the 1972 roll. The present assessment rises from 30 to 40 percent on tax statements mailed October 31, 1971. They cite no prior increase since 1964 and rising prices necessitating support for ongoing programs and operations.
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Thorndale
Lions Club Invitational Track Meet Planned for Junior High
The first annual Lions Club Invitational Junior High track meet will be held March 13 at Yee High track with seventh and eighth grade divisions. Field events start at 10 a.m. and running events at 11 a.m. finals at 4 p.m. Coaches Max Morgan and Roger Williams lead the junior high program.
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Lions Club
Max Morgan
Yee High
Morgan
Roger Williams
Bowling Scores and Standings for Local Leagues
Culpeppers high game 816 Mondick 422 and 155 Wood ums 800 Trotter 170 and 469 Cameron Equip 829 Michalka 159 and 465 Schiguts 832 McLerran 177 and 492 Gulf Farm 817 Brod 415 and 154 U Tote M 766 K Jeter 174 and 456 Barrington 820 Harp 166 Rand all 413 McAtee 814 Rogas 170 K Hollas 428 TS TEAMS W L 2412 Minnie Stedman Ins 56 32 2269 Brods Mo Sta 51 37 2299 Cameron Mo Co 47 41 2341 Irenes Emb 45 43 2288 McLanes R&W 39 49 Stedmans 858 Gloria Neeley 188 and 518 224 and 626 Brods Mobil 803 Milady Hollas 168 and 458 hde Mary Trubee 206 Milady Hollas 570 Cameron Motor Co 836 Judy Simpkins 176 Mazie McLerran 421 hde Judy Simpkins 230 Mary Jo Woods 559 Eplens 861 Sandra Hudson 165 and 414 hde 222 and 585 Irenes 828 Kathryn Jeter 180 and 476 hde Pat Short 217 P Short Lois Matula 565 McLanes 766 Corinne Rinn 159 and 439 hde 212 and 607 Citizens 774 Lorene Brashear 150 and 394 hde Lorene Bras her 202 Hilda Andres 566 Johnsons 804 Leola Komar 171 and 437 hde 231 and 619
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Schiguts
McLerran
Gulf Farm
Brod
U-Tote M
K. Jeter
Barrington
Harp
Randall
McAtee
Rogas
K. Hollas
Minnie Stedman Ins
Brods Mo. Sta
Cameron Mo. Co
Eplen Furn
Irenes Emb
McLanes R&w
Citizens Natl Bk
Johnson Cleaners
Hearne Invitational Set For April 17-18
The 18th Hearne Invitational Blind Bogey Golf Tourney runs Saturday and Sunday April 17-18 at Hearne Municipal Golf Course with daybreak starts. Entry is $7.50, over $1000 in prizes across five flights, medalist, free BBQ lunch and drinks for entrants, and a $2 BBQ for non entrants. Leon Denena serves as tournament chairman.
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Hearne
Hearne Municipal Golf Course
Leon Denena
UIL Lists Baseball Conference for 1971 season
The University Interscholastic League released the tentative 1971 baseball lists. Cameron is in Conference 13 AA with Westlake Caldwell Elgin Georgetown and Round Rock. Rockdale is in 13 AAA with Belton Copperas Cove Del Valle Lampasas Lockhart and Taylor.
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University Interscholastic League
Cameron
Westlake
Caldwell
Elgin
Georgetown
Round Rock
Rockdale
Belton
Copperas Cove
del Valle
Lampasas
Lockhart
Taylor
Bremond
Buffalo
Calvert
Centerville
Leon
Jewett
Somerville
Shiner
Burton
Flatonia
Schulenberg
Buckholts
Holland
Jarrell
Troy
UT Signs Belton Back and Warren Isaac
David Bartek star full back and linebacker for the Belton Tigers signed a letter of intent with the University of Texas Longhorns. Bartek earned All-State junior and senior honors with Honorable Mention All American and first team All-Centex. Tiger Warren Issac signed with the University of Houston Cougars.
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David Bartek
Belton Tigers
University of Texas Longhorns
Bartek
Tiger Warren Issac
University of Houston Cougars
MHB Sets Volleyball Tournament
The fourteenth annual High School Girls Volleyball Tournament will be held at Mary Hardin-Baylor College February 19 and 20. Thirty teams will play starting at 8 a.m. each day. Teams include Lockhart Mexia Lampasas Elgin Round Rock Temple Granger Holland Rosebud Lott Cameron Lancaster Connally Groesbeck Rio Vista Mart Georgetown Leander McGregor West Lake Robinson Hillsboro Caldwell Midway LaVega Jarrell Rogers Belton Franklin Copperas Cove Taylor Academy.
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Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Department of Physical Education
Phi Epsilon Mu
Physical Education
Lockhart
Mexia
Lampasas
Elgin
Round Rock
Temple
Granger
Holland
Rosebud
Lott
Cameron
Lancaster
Connally
Groesbeck
Rio Vista
Mart
Georgetown
Leander
McGregor
West Lake
Robinson
Hillsboro
Caldwell
Midway
LaVega
Jar
Cameron Junior High Cagers Turn In Runner-Up and Third
Cameron Junior High basketball capped the season with a 7th grade 13 3 record and an 8th grade 8 9 mark. The 7th grade finished second in the Rockdale tournament, beating Taylor then losing to Rockdale in the final. Jafus White and Ronnie Bennett earned All Tournament honors. The 8th grade placed third after loss to Hearne and a win over Taylor. Sam Henderson earned All Tournament honors. Coaches Max Morgan and Roger Williams led the squads.
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Cameron Junior High
Rockdale
Taylor
Hearne
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Schigut’s
Linda Parker
Cong Poage
T’dale
H. Russell Scott
Golf Cars Sales & Service
E-Z-Go
Cushman Electric
H. Russel Scott
Aquarena Springs Golf Course
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Sunshine League
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Brods Mobil
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Mary Trubee
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Pat Short
P. Short
Lois Matula
McLanes
Corinne Rinn
Hde
Lorene Brashear
Hde Lorene Brashear
Hilda Andres
Johnsons
Leola Komar
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Cameron Equip Co
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