Post Office Cameron Texas announces subscription rates
At the Post Office in Cameron Texas the Congress of March 1 1879 publishes annual subscription rates under the act. Area Milam Tran s under that act to every Monday and Thursday price $7 50 elsewhere $8 50.
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Watch For This: Cameron Growth Projects Ahead
A series of future plans for Cameron include a new city hall or courthouse on the Milam Courthouse site, a downtown auditorium, a Cameron Independent School District square, and Milam Museum on county history. Projects also target park upgrades near O. J. Thomas School, an exhibition facility near the old City Hall site, expanded city hall sections for fire and police, Yee Campus improvements, street work in northeast Cameron, and sub standard housing cleanup with new housing as water and sewer lines expand.
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Gerald Alton
Lufkin
Herman Smith
Hurst
Dorothy Davidson
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Department of General Education
They Will Be Better Economic Outlook From 1975 Proposal
The President proposes a 46 billion energy and economic package to stimulate the economy while Congress plans its incentives. Stabilization of inflation and recession is expected by mid 1975 as the judiciary is noted to have done its job. Bank deposits rise and the stock market regains about 60 points, signaling cautious improvement.
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Publishers Rewrite Textbooks For College Readers
In a debate echoed by educators and editors, publishers are dumbing down college books and adjusting content to fit open admission systems. Critics question whether reduced complexity helps students lift reading skills or just lowers academic standards.
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Robert J. Huberson
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Austin Legislature Opens With High Agenda and Surplus
The 64th Legislature in Austin began with a heavy 140 day agenda as lawmakers confront school finance reform costing up to 2.7 billion and potential new taxes despite a revenue surplus over 1 billion. Key items include election law reform, public utilities, constitutional revision, and pay raises aided by emergency funds.
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Garland
Lloyd Doggett
Austin
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Philosopher columnist riffs on Arab oil wealth and cash recycling
A reader mocks money worries about petro dollars from oil profits and suggests absurd payback schemes. The writer lists ten fanciful investments from ranching to space exploration, joking that partial uptake would drain Arab wealth while full engagement would force loan requests back from us.
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