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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1971
Page
2
Surveys received by the Herald will appear in Thursday’s edition. Readership feedback from residents old and new highlights interests for Milam and surrounding areas. The open-end recommendations promise enlightening reading for officials, businessmen, and those behind new developments.
A columnist notes holiday traffic dangers in Central Texas with casualties and echoes John Adams on national heritage. The piece laments safety warnings while urging commemoration of independence, applauding bicentennial plans like periodic stamps and an 8000 item library bibliography.
Dear editor jokes about making everyday data classified like Pentagon files. The writer imagines stamping credit ratings and bank balances as classified to shield privacy, quipping about rubber stamps and surplus sales, and muses on wider use of a classified label.
Texas showcased its export potential at the Invest in the U S A conference in Munich with officials Harwell and Havey presenting the Texas Industrial Commission story. West German and English industry leaders attended, with 75 percent indicating they would seek Commission information. Texas aims to cement West German industrial ties as part of broader efforts in Mexico and Australia.
Rep. Dan Kubiak attacks another proposed 25 percent insurance rate increase calling out double bookkeeping practices. He will present facts at the Wednesday Austin hearing noting a per capita drop in traffic accidents while insurers claim losses.
The United States debuts a hovercraft link from San Diego to Tijuana to ease cross border traffic at the busy border. The craft carries 35 passengers, travels about 60 mph, and faced early engine trouble before a new engine was installed.
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