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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1973
Page
1
Ranchers face higher costs as feed prices climb over the last 90 days amid speculation by grain suppliers possibly tied to a large Russian wheat sale. Soybean meal up 56 dollars a ton, cottonseed meal 50, and milo 13 1/24 per ton with dealers warning cattle and dairy producers will bear the cost.
A federal appeals court in New Orleans refused to halt construction of three reservoir projects on the San Gabriel River pending court resolution. The ruling allows ongoing dam work while litigation proceeds.
Washington discloses the end of the Rural Environmental Assistance Program and a year-old Water Bank Program effective December 22. Local ASCS director Douglas Buck notes 450 to 500 yearly applications and $124 000 to $130 000 in county funds, with most work funded 50 50. The move follows Nixon administration cuts targeting rural conservation funding.
A New Year message highlights the Dallas Symphony’s return and honors for Glen Sedam of the Bay City Tribune with Texas Freedom of Information Council recognition. The Texas Press Association leaders year ahead, noting leadership roles held by Sedam and Don Scarbrough. A subscriber list closes the note with well wishes.
A list of individuals associated with various Texas cities and states including MILANO Clarence Davenport Sr Rockdale Dan Kubiak BURLINGTON Fritz Schneider Voltin Brothers Erwin Vögelsang R C Donaldson plus many others such as WACO Beulah Holland Temple Laddie Dohnalik and AUSTIN C I Sproull Charles Hicks and Mrs Louise Kostrom. The roll calls show numerous local and state figures across communities from Forth Worth to Corpus Christi and New Jersey.
Waco Police Chief M M Calvert announced the indefinite suspension of veteran Capt. Sam Aday on Wednesday pending the outcome of a Christmas Day incident in Waxahachie. Aday was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated and released on bond.
Georgetown's building permits reached 4 616 955 dollars for 1972 up from 1 807 787. The tax assessor collector estimated 100 new houses covered by the permits up from 68. In Rockdale construction is underway on a 20 unit motel Haus Bavaria Inn off West Cameron Ave near the Haus Bavaria Restaurant with a total investment of 140 000 to 150 000 dollars.
Milam County officials elected and re elected in the November general election will be sworn into office Monday at 10 a.m. in the District Courtroom. Judge W C Wallace will swear the officials in if County Clerk Wayne Wieser is unable to officiate due to illness.
January 1972 headlines show a harsh winter with an 18 degree low and utility rate increases for TP and L. Harper outlines Alcoas prospects for the year. An Alcoa powder plant explosion and fire are reported alongside political moves and local civic events.
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