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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1976
Page
2
Publication indicates government notice from Cameron Texas under the 1879 act with subscription rates for the Milam Trade Area eight dollars and nine dollars for elsewhere per year. It appeared in a weekly schedule published Mondays and Thursdays.
A historical column calls voters to demand real solutions from candidates in the 1976 delegate race. It urges clear problem identification, cost estimates, implementation plans, and long term effects to curb voter apathy.
Milam County athletes note Cameron Yeomen strong in District 23AA and Rockdale Tigers led 12AAA. Next season Rockdale drops to 2A to join Cameron, ending a long local rivalry for the district crown.
Rep. Robert Michel accuses organized labor of buying votes with campaign gifts. A study shows 1974 direct contributions totaling 5.76 million to lawmakers who backed the site picketing bill. Top 12 recipients listed, Senate and House names with figures. The full 51 senators and 237 representatives list appeared in the Feb 2 1976 Congressional Record.
Dear Editor argues Dr. Benjamin Spock's updated Baby and Child Care rewrites will force 93 million people to be trained anew. The letter links this to national crises and shifts to Henry Kissinger leak complaints.
Insurance spokesmen urge a 5.2 percent homeowners rate hike before the State Board of Insurance with actuaries proposing 6.7 percent as justified. A prior 8.3 percent average increase already took effect. Bonded debt of Texas state and local governments nears 11 billion in 1975, rising 10.4 percent yearly and seen surpassing 15 billion by 1980 with detailed debt by category. Texas Railroad Commission keeps oil output at 100 percent March with East Texas at 86 percent. industry leaders warn against nationalizing energy, citing the impact of 1975 policy rollbacks on the Texas economy. Texas Supreme Court rules on rape verdict appeal and odor case. Court of Criminal Appeals reverses a murder conviction while upholding a death penalty in another case. several other rulings on addiction, robbery, and auto theft convictions. Medical Advisory Board deliberations and Open Meetings Act exemptions noted. mental health facility commitments limited to 12 months. Parks and Wildlife set aside portions of license fees to seafood promotion. dormant funds reporting deadlines and state rebates distributed to cities, counties, and towns.
A retired teacher objectes to the February 14 1976 State Board of Education action in Austin over the Christoval Independent School District Ballard contract. The letter cites prior rehiring attempts and argues trustees Brockette and board members breached promises and calls for resignations to protect youth and moral standards.
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