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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1977
Page
2
The Herald notes Sheriff Leroy Broadus seeks adequate pay for deputies working long hours amid the 1976 Milam courthouse sweep. It argues new town and county income sources, prudent tax office revenue use, and exploring alternative funds should back deputies’ pay while avoiding revenue sharing for operations.
The district approves a 1977 78 budget of 35278 dollars allocating about 19 percent to football for strong gate receipts and a balanced plan across basketball track baseball volleyball golf and tennis. Funds cover training room supplies field house equipment meals transportation film processing and more while gate receipts near 30000 dollars drive the balanced program including girls and junior high offerings and a push for upgraded facilities.
The halt of B-1 production ties to SALT fate, favoring cruise missiles over penetrating bombers. The shift boosts the defense budget for cruise missiles, while impacting 8,500 workers and extending layoffs in California. SALT talks face continued friction over cruise missile categorization and MIRV limits.
If you want the air conditioner, both parties must agree. Add a contract amendment or write a new sale contract. The rest of the excerpt covers community property, homestead rights, and tax refund checks, with general guidance and a notice to send questions to You and the Law, State Bar of Texas.
The 36 percent reduction in the International Whaling Commission 1978 kill quota, the largest in the body's 30-year history, is praised for saving thousands of whales yet falls short of a full moratorium. Delegates from 16 nations met in Canberra to pursue repopulation, while Japan and the Soviet Union opposed deep cuts and threaten possible withdrawals, amid protests by Greenpeace and Project Jonah.
The piece reports on the braceros versus wet backs terminology and the diplomatic strain caused by Mexican migrant labor. It quotes President Jose Lopez Portillo urging joint action to boost Mexican exports and U.S. investment, plus social workers noting economic roots and mutual dependencies. It cites disputed figures for undocumented workers and outlines cross-border labor flows and regional jump-off points.
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