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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1975
Page
2
Public notice published in Cameron Texas under the Act of March 1 1879. Rates listed for subscriptions: Milam Trade Area seven dollars fifty cents annually and elsewhere eight dollars fifty cents. Published every Monday and Thursday.
Reality meets board approval as Rockdale School Board allows boys hair to reach ear and collar bottoms. The piece argues long hair is now common across ages and critiques linking hair length to character, noting past protests and current moderate policy.
A public hearing outlined Cameron's new Better Community Development Act program with 492000 dollars planned over five to six years. West and southwest Cameron would see sewer line upgrades, a new park, a playground, removal of dilapidated housing, and new housing sites as lots are cleared.
Rep John Ashbrook cites William Kuhfuss of the American Farm Bureau urging vigilance against legislation to create a federal Consumer Protection Agency. The proposal, opposed by Sen Sam Ervin, would add red tape and raise costs. Kuhfuss notes extensive regulation and a daily Federal Register burden on business.
The middle class in Britain grows militant as strikes, press propaganda, and proposed middle class party ideas emerge. The Times editorial frames this revolt as a challenge to social unity, highlighting fears of wage demands, inflation, and labor left politics.
Australia's ties with Britain become a flashpoint as Prime Minister Whitlam visits London to ease concerns over independence. State leaders challenge federal moves while Queensland and Western Australia push for privy council appeals and can curb federal powers, amid Britain’s shifting role in trade.
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