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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1968
Page
4
Austin lawmakers await Governor Connally’s decision on the 1969 budget. He has until July 23 to veto spending and riders, with speculation he will strike millions in appropriations and bar riders seen as politically sensitive.
The article notes favorable views from out of town on Cameron’s urban renewal and street projects within a 24 block area from Tyson to West Fourth and Crockett to Fannin. It recalls past criticism and warns that delays threaten Cameron’s residential streets and downtown future.
Cameron Teen Club faces lagging participation and plans an idea box and a teen movie tonight to kick off a series and grow membership. Leaders seek input from teens and advisers while praising the town’s unique center and its potential to expand beyond dances.
Cooke County Junior College in Gainesville Texas informs readers of the Connally Carrillo Act offering state tuition and fees paid for eligible Texas high school graduates. Aimed at informing the public, the college urges local papers to publish the article and directs interested students to contact the scholarship advisor.
A man sits on a Johnson grass farm arguing that citizens must take initiative to obtain and read the news. He recalls watching a newspaper move slowly in the breeze as a metaphor for democracy requiring active participation. He resolves to read it thoroughly after resting.
State land notes report Hart believes the Cavness bill will move forward during the 1969 session. News item highlights a land office sale and October 16 1968 bid deadline for oil gas and sulphur leases set by the School Land Board and State Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler.
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