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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
6
The USDA yearbook A Good Life for More People outlines rural housing and community service programs. It highlights Farmers Home Administration loan growth, packaging concepts, and financing plans for rural housing through FHA loans and private partnerships.
General Services Administration will hold a spot bid sale at the Soil Conservation Service in Waco Texas on January 20 1972. Sixty eight vehicles include 35 pickups 15 sedans 13 sedan deliveries 4 carryalls and 1 station wagon with 1962 to 1966 models. Inspection periods are January 18 19 and morning of sale. Bids are floor based and awards will be made immediately.
The USDA has developed housing designs for diverse regions and finances housing through insured notes sold to investors rather than annual appropriations. It highlights Farmers Home Administration’s role with small builders and large firms to create modern rural towns. The Yearbook titled A Good Life for More People was published December 8, 1971, and is available from the Superintendent of Documents for $3.50.
A local newspaper item extends heartfelt anniversary greetings to a list of couples including Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallace, and several others such as Charley Bartk, Adolph Luksa, Edward Schiller, Clarence Hanel, Herbert Michalka, C. O. Mayfield Sr., J. J. Mikula Sr., Ed Laywell, Joe Hickman, Jack Tumlinson, and J. D. Ruzicka.
Market results show 1140 cattle and calves receipts up from last week and year. Slaughter cows down 1.00, bulls weak to 50 lower, feeders steady, cows and calf pairs steady with around 100 head on hand. Hog receipts 694 with barrows and gilts 50 lower, sows up 2.00. US 1 barrows and gilts 23.20 to 23.70. Thomas R Green to attend Southern Industrial Distributors Convention in Houston. shelving wood guidance offered for book shelves with 1x12 western boards.
U S Secretary of Labor J D Hodgson informs the Texas Employment Commission that the national trigger for extended unemployment benefits takes effect January 2 1972. Texans may file first claims January 10 with backdating to January 10 for filings through January 21. Benefits equal up to 50 percent of regular unemployment, require exhaustion of regular benefits, and are funded 50 50 by state and federal sources under the Texas Unemployment Compensation Act as amended by the 62nd Legislature.
Lt. Gov. candidate Jones formally opens his campaign for the Democratic nomination with a noon January 19 headquarters dedication in downtown Austin. He plans a statewide tour by mobile headquarters for more than three months, delivering speeches and maintaining contact with his Austin base.
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