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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
2
Cameron welcomes an excellent field of cattle hog and sheep entries as Milam County hosts its Junior Livestock Show. The event highlights Central Texas grazing as a major agricultural activity with top stock preparing for San Antonio Houston and Fort Worth shows.
A study reviews 1600 graduate programs and recommends reducing to about 150. Postwar fragmentation created many specialized master and doctoral degrees, with value fading unless basic degrees regain merit and professional credentials.
A public service feature explains evolving legal limits on neighborly conduct from deep excavations and spite fences to warranted noise and tree shade disputes. It notes courts once protected strong self help but now emphasize safety, fairness, and preventing malicious use of property, with examples and a closing author credit.
Col Giles C. Avriett of Cameron remarks that Thomas Wolfe’s line about not going home misses the mark as he finds home in every reading of the Cameron Herald. He notes the paper’s familiar hometown voice.
Austin braces for a tight fiscal path as the 62nd Legislature arrives to confront a projected tax gap of 645 to 850 million dollars. Calls grow for possible income tax, welfare funding cuts, and broad reforms including ethics, salaries, and security measures.
J R Singleton resigns as director effective March 5 amid a heated Mustang Island park land controversy. He cites lure of an international conservation role and suggests deputy Mauermann as replacement. Pearce Johnson and other commissioners face impacts as the agency’s plans pause.
AFL-CIO writes in support of a 1970 trade bill while calling for quotas on textiles and footwear to protect workers. The letter argues free trade has changed and emphasizes protecting productive capacity and purchasing power, noting worker job losses and consumer impact amid proposed tariffs and checks and balances in Congress.
A reader argues that global problems reflect overpopulation and praises farmers for natural restraint. The letter satirically contrasts city policy failures with a claimed drop from 50 to 8 percent farming, suggesting a drastic shift as a solution.
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