Milam Trade Area Prices Published Weekly
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Cameron poised for growth amid central Texas infrastructure
Cameron sits near equal distance to Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio and Houston with educational hubs in Waco Austin Bryan. The Cameron Industrial Foundation signaled the advantage years ago as editorial cartoons highlighted two mighty triangles. Citizens align with the elements driving anticipated growth.
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Population shifts in Cameron area forecast aging and growth
A Cameron city study shows the 1960 to 1970 poverty rate halved from 43.3 percent to 22.9 percent while Milam County median age stands at 34.3, higher than Central Texas. As incomes rise jobs attract youth, farms decline, and housing demand grows with small cities expanding.
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Parents Versus Grandparents Custody Debates Highlighted
A 1971 ABA feature explains that courts favor parents in custody disputes, citing cases where grandparents retain guardianship due to parental issues. It notes that a child's mature wishes matter only if independent and the court stresses natural family ties over nonparent guardians. Written by Will Bernard.
Texas school bus safety reminder from Tippit era
Tippit's tips urge renewed caution as Texas drivers, law enforcement, and officials emphasize proper actions when a school bus stops off city limits to load or discharge students. The piece notes children are killed or injured yearly and calls for refreshed attention to the law.
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Governor Proposes Budget Plan and Welfare Change Pack
Austin Gov. Preston Smith outlines deficit financing and bond plans to balance a 6.8 billion dollar budget with anticipated federal welfare takeover. He seeks constitutional amendments to fund welfare, school bonds, and college facilities while urging committees and leadership changes in the Texas House.
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Old Philosopher Pokes at Chemist Ban Trend
A farmer narrator critiques constant government testing of foods and drugs citing FDA head's claim that only one in five drugs meets advertised standards. He parodies banning chemists and recalls a well test showing unexpected contamination, ending with a wary toast to avoiding further testing.
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