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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1973
Page
2
Voters approved a constitutional convention for 1974 and supported a pre-convention study commission outside elective office. A 35 member pre-convention panel with $30 daily pay was proposed, appointed by governors and the chief justice. Governors Briscoe and Smith urge efficiency and long term planning for a modern Texas Constitution.
The Milam County sale showcases beef dairy and swine stock that contribute about 45 percent of area agriculture dollars. The annual show proves the quality of local training and its economic impact, though the community lacks a proper show facility.
West German chemical firms Bayer and British Petroleum use a vast bacterial cleaning system at Dormagen to treat Rhine effluents. Thousands of millions of bacteria digest pollutants to produce sludge, then clear water returns to the river. The plant, costing about 7 million marks annually to operate, aims to scale to 100000 cubic yards daily.
The House State Affairs Committee quickly cleared a measure by Rep. Carl Parker to end an exemption for staff conferences and bar closed talks with a lawyer unless ethics apply. It would raise penalties for violations and set new public records access rules. Governor Dolph Briscoe outlined a broad agenda on his second day, focusing on ethics, a constitutional revision commission, and tougher crime measures. Senate rules backed Gov Hobby, strengthening committee appointment power and open confirmation votes, while committees and appointments were detailed. Welfare costs, new plants, and legal decisions also featured in a wide-ranging recap of state activity.
Japanese farmers switch to pollution free insecticides using electrons instead of chemicals. Government tightened chemical controls after poisoning concerns. Institute claims 10 000 converts. reports show 10 to 50 percent yield increases in rice vegetables and fruit from electron treatment.
In a public service piece by Will Bernard for the American Bar Association and the Texas State Bar Association from 1972, the article discusses when a tool lender is liable for damages. It cites cases where a neighbor injured using a drill and a child using a power saw, balancing warnings and obvious dangers.
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