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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1977
Page
2
The Cameron Herald shows its masthead listing Bess Jeter as News Editor Clydell Seaton as Editorial staff and Ed Allison as Ad Director. Publication information notes second class matter status at Cameron Texas with a March 1879 act and dates for Monday and Saturday issues in 1975.
By spring 1978 the president says the nation is better off than when he took office and Gov Briscoe notes a record Texas budget surplus. Carter will inherit a more confident nation and a stronger economy as Briscoe moves toward his political bid.
A week’s cartoon contrasts Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd and Deputy leader Hubert Humphrey with beaming depictions of new emoluments including titles big offices and 52000 salaries. The piece questions the costs of power plus mentions Carter Briscoe Texas and a chauffeured limousine. It also notes a Q&A on reporting child abuse and legal protections for reporters.
In a construction contract a promised completion date should be in writing and a damage clause can protect you if the deadline is missed. In Texas, separate property remains individual, while income from it becomes community property shared by spouses. Send questions to You and the Law, Texas State Bar, P.O. Box 12487, Austin, Texas 78711.
Professor Philip Rieff outlines culture as the limit on human behavior and argues modernity erodes old moral orders. The piece introduces a 16 part series on contemporary moral issues, noting the role of culture, faith, and authority in shaping character and restraint.
The piece notes TP and L seeks a 34 percent rate rise to fund new power plants amid shifting costs. It compares bond market softness since 1974 with lower borrowing costs now and hints the Texas Utility Commission may authorize only about 20 percent of Southwest Bell's request while expansion costs could ease as Texas grows.
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