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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1973
Page
2
Public notice lists contact number AC 817 697 6671 for departments. It states second class mailing at Cameron Texas post office and publication schedule Monday and Thursday. Subscriptions priced for Milam Trade Area six dollars sixty cents and elsewhere seven dollars fifty cents.
A possible truce in Vietnam surfaces amid renewed bombing and Paris talks. Officials see pressure to settle as U S strength builds in Western Europe while Hanoi negotiates with Washington and Saigon. Global powers from Moscow to Peking may push Hanoi toward ending the conflict.
In East Africa Masai face pressure to adopt modern dress and health practices. A Nairobi magistrate dismissed weapons charges against a Masai moran but fined him for tax evasion. Kenyan leaders push modernization, anti cattle rustling, and public health, amid past tribal clashes on the Kajiado plains near Nairobi.
Rep Dan Kubiak of Rockdale was chosen by Speaker Price Daniel Jr to head the Education Committee and also serves on the State Affairs panel. The three term veteran represents Falls Milam and Williamson counties and aims to raise Texas education standing while addressing school finance and vocational training.
Bill Boyk reports Texas opens with a fast moving start as new Governor Dolph Briscoe and Lieutenant Governor William Hobby preside over an eight day session. Price Daniel Jr named House speaker, committees formed, and bills referred. Outgoing Gov Preston Smith presents a $9.7 billion biennial budget with a $300 million surplus for program expansion.
The writer compares airplane travel to trains noting delays, waiting crowds, and overpriced airport meals. He jokes about the need for a fat conductor in a blue suit to ticket passengers as flights resemble trains in every delay and mislaid luggage. He observes newspapers carry similar stories in cities.
A reader laments long airport delays citing plane taxi times rivaling train exits and hour long circling holds. The letter blames crowded terminals and slow buses, noting only top officials avoid such hassles and ends with a sharp jab at air travel for ordinary travelers.
Larry Harbour of Rogers has been promoted from assistant vice president to vice president at Henry S. Miller Realty Companies of Dallas. A 1972 Baylor graduate, he is married to Pamela Merka of Rogers, also a Baylor graduate, and they have one son, Merka.
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