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All departments announce contact number AC 817 697-6671. Notices state second class mailing at Cameron Texas post office under 1879 act. Published twice weekly Mondays and Thursdays with annual subscriptions Milam area six fifty and elsewhere seven fifty.
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A Working Combination in Cameron Milam County
The piece notes North Milam and South Falls dams planned for Pond Creek Watershed and the Bell Milam Falls Water System serving 200 members. Downtown planning in February targets streets and mall parking. Alcoa cuts 13 salaried jobs as local unemployment stays around 2 percent, with Cameron powering regional growth.
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South Falls
Pond Creek
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Cameron
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Central Texas to Gain Flood Control Dams and Reservoirs
Pond Creek and Elm Creek watershed projects receive funding to build six of 22 dams in North Milam area. About 40 000 acres in Milam control area with 146 000 acres in South Falls County. Plans include recreation lakes and irrigation reservoirs across Milam Bell Falls and McLennan counties to curb flood damage and boost regional water storage and development.
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North Milam
Milam
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Elm Creek
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McLennan
Common law copyright in lectures upheld by court ruling
A professor who lectured to students kept his common law copyright according to a court ruling. The decision held that speaking facts aloud does not grant a monopoly and that protection covers only expression, not the facts themselves. The piece notes similar rights for sermons and cites other cases as context. Written by Will Bernard. 1972 ABA
Texas Faces possible emergency session over filing fee ruling
Dateline Austin. Federal court rulings threaten immediate funding for Texas primaries. If the ruling stands, May and June party elections lack financing and a special legislative session may be needed to provide funds.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Dallas
Texas
Preston Smith
Bob Bullock
Locomotive to Go Paris 1972 Government Plan
A Reuters report notes France will remove steam locomotives from the national railway system by 1972 under government plans. Other items include vault protection in Australian banks, tax wig deductions for illness related baldness, a Texas University property case, a Houston barber freon warning suit, Democratic leadership wrangles in Texas, and retroactive pay for state employees and teachers set for mid February.
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Reuter
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Australia
State Supreme Court
University of Texas At Austin
Supreme Court
Houston
Democratic Executive Committee
Roy Orr
DeSoto
Dallas
Bob Bullock
Orr
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Smith
William R. Anderson Jr
Corpus Christi
Anderson
Federal Pay Board
Pay Board
Robert S. Calvert
Old Philosopher Sees Mail Harassment Parallels Phone Nuisance
A reader argues that if the FCC can curb interstate harassing calls by disallowing loan collectors to use phone lines, then the same rule should apply to mail. He cites tax notices and unwanted correspondence as comparable nuisances to traffic and telephones. The letter praises regulation then urges expansion to stop mail harassment.
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Maine
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Honest Label Act urged after botulism scare in Bon Vivant case
Rep. B S Rosenthal argues for a law requiring name and place of business on all food drug and cosmetics packages to reveal manufacturers packagers and distributors. He cites Bon Vivant Campbell's recalls and brand confusion to justify H R 8438 and protect retailers consumers and producers.
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B.S. Rosenthal
N.Y
New York
Ann Page
Jane Parker
Seabrook Farms
Dole
Minute Maid
Stokely van Camp
Libbey
del Monte
FDA
Campbell's
A Grassroots Comment on Canning Shift to Lawmakers
A concise remark traces the transfer of quality control from home canning to factory lines and now to lawmakers, noting a shift from individual to political oversight. The quote attributes concern to J C about governance and standard setting.
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Canning Factory
J.C
Young Americans jailed for breaking drug laws
A Reuters survey of 20 countries shows about 900 young people imprisoned or awaiting trial abroad, including 301 Americans in Mexican jails—the highest total—most serving three to eight year sentences. Jamaica also holds six Americans on drug charges as fines prompt deportation.
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