The Cameron Herald Names Editors and Owners
The Cameron Herald lists Frank M. Luecke as Editor and Publisher and credits Frank M. Luecke and Don Scarbroegh as owners.
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Frank M. Luecke
Don Scarbroegh
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1970
Page
2
Cameron Opens Modern Hospital Plants Amid Medicare Standards
The article notes Cameron has new hospital rooms and facilities since 1962, while St. Edward Hospital nears completion despite a carpenter strike delaying plans. Rockdale leaders seek time to build a new hospital announced a year ago but delayed by costs, as stricter Medicare standards close many small town hospitals and threaten about 80 more.
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Cameron
Rockdale
St. Edward Hospital
Congress
Open Committee Meetings Boost Public Access in House
A reform push seeks to open most congressional committee meetings to the public including House-Senate conference sessions. Proponents say open votes increase transparency and accountability while critics worry over tradition and seniority, with passage expected via anonymous ballot.
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House
Senate
Low Down Record Shows OEO Contraceptive Price Cuts
Rep George Bush notes the Office of Economic Opportunity cut the cost of oral contraceptives by negotiating with Syntex Laboratories lowering per cycle price from 87 cents to 18 21 cents. Initial purchases totaled 250 000 cycles saving over 100 000 in two months with projected five year savings between 15 and 25 million dollars. Various agencies including DOD and HEW buy contraceptives, but prices remain higher than the OEO negotiated rate. A bill proposes coordinating domestic and family planning programs under a single National Center for Population and Family Health.
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George Bush
Texas
Office of Economic Opportunity
Tea
Syntex Laboratories
Palo Alto
Calif
OEO
Syntex
D. Searle Co. A
Optimism Lacking for Next Year’s Texas Tax Bill
Austin reports show top state officials expect tight finances for 1972-73 with TEA public school operations estimated at 2.3 to 2.377 billion. Welfare faces a near 2 billion budget rise. education and welfare seek about 677.5 million in new revenues. Court actions include uninsured driver claims and a private club food service ruling.
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Texas Education Agency
Corpus Delicti and Murder Convictions
Public service feature explaining corpus delicti as the body of the crime not just a dead body. It notes a case where no body existed yet a murder conviction stood on evidence such as a deck confrontation bloodstains a bloodstained knife and inference of death. Written by Will Bernard 1970 ABA Texas Bar.
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Corpus
Eature
The
American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Humble to Speak at Lights Chapel Meeting
Don G Humble Cameron attorney will discuss contracts at an adult information meeting at Lights Chapel Baptist Church Dutchtown Thursday 7 30 p m The talk is part of a series sponsored by the Couples Class of First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don G. Humble
Cameron Attorney
Lights Chapel Baptist Church
Dutchtown
First Methodist Church
Old Philosopher Questions Tax Mood And Polls
A writer argues officials seek new taxes while noting the public mood matters. He offers to conduct nationwide polls from his Johnson grass farm to gauge support for tax increases and for higher or lower federal spending, promising city specific results.
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