International architect says cities non human in critique
Renowned town planner Constantinos Doxiadis leads a Delos symposium in Athens urging limits on skyscrapers and other non human housing. He warns high rises harm children and nature and advocates tax and regulation to phase out non human homes while promoting humane urban design.
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Athens
Constantinos Doxiadis
Asia
South America
Delos
Athens Technological
Doxiadis
Contemporary man in the info flood and changing institutions
The piece argues that modern man is shaped by the erosion and transformation of old institutions amid an information explosion. He is mobile, specialized, uncertain, and hopeful, using external senses and a computerlike intellect while fearing obsolescence and seeking meaning in a rapidly changing world.
Cameron considers inspector role and mobile home ordinance
Cameron council recommends B A Archer as building code inspector while proposing an ordinance to regulate mobile home siting. Mayor Perrin notes Archer has electrical and plumbing experience and is awaiting final business steps. Discussion covers Austin Street driveway work and a potential merger of CISD tax offices with the city amid CISD relocation.
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B. A. Archer
Cameron Electrician
Buddy Fuller
Archer
E. A. Perrin
Lawrence Zotz
Taylor
Perrin
Cameron
Space Communication Study For Local Man
The United States Space Program draws interest from J D Moore of Cameron. His son Dr Franklin Moore at Purdue Hammond and NASA in Maryland works on a summer grant to speed data transmission from tracking stations to Goddard Space Flight Center. Moore explains a cross between communications engineering and data processing as Goddard handles unmanned missions and supports Apollo 15.
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United States Space Program
J.D. Moores
Cameron
Franklin Moore
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Maryland
Moore
Purdue University
Hammond
Indiana
Yee
Bryan
Texas A&m University
University of Iowa
Australia
Goddard
Goddard Center
Moon
Greenbelt
Washington, D.C
Registration Expands As 18 Year Olds Gain Voting Access
Milam County reports 190 registered voters aged 18 to 20 under new laws. County tax assessor Walter White notes 18 year olds who turned 18 after the 1971 deadline may still register, with certificates valid for elections 30 days after registration. An amendment on July 1 allows under 21s to vote in all elections. Milam County total voters reach 8 271.
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Milam County
Walter White
Cameron Little League Plans Fund Drive Kickoff
Bill Hornung president of the Cameron Little League Association announced a meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the Community Center to launch a fund drive for two new ballparks. He noted $2,640 has been donated toward the $15,000 project, and urged all parents and interested parties to attend.
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Bill Hornung
Cameron Little League Association
Hornung
Water Use Near Record Amid Heat Says No Shortage
City water crews worked long shifts as consumption rose above 1.5 million gallons daily compared with 0.5 to 0.65 million in cooler months. Alvin Heft, water superintendent, said Cameron has no shortage and Stillhouse Dam releases continue to feed Little River for South Texas farmers.
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Alvin Heft
Heft
Cameron
Stillhouse Dam
South
Texas
Little River
Man Charged In Theft Of Auto In Thorndale
A 27 year old Minnesota man is jailed in Milam County charged with stealing a car from Gilbert Becker’s dry cleaning shop in Thorndale. Sheriff Carl Black said the car was taken last week while packed for a vacation trip and was found with food and clothing undisturbed after early morning arrest by Uvalde police.
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Minnesota
Milam County
Gilbert Becker
Thorndale
Carl Black
Becker
Uvalde
Medical Student Learns in Small Community Practice MECO program
A Mexican medical student from Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara spends six weeks at St. Edward Hospital in Cameron as part of the MECO preceptorship. He observes patient care across services, joins rounds, and weighs a general practice in smaller communities amid doctor shortages. The program aims to attract doctors locally and shows growing interest in rural medicine.
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Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara
Mexico
St. Edward Hospital
American Medical Association
David Kaminsky
St. Edward's
Medical
MECO
St. Edward’s
Milam County
S. H. Richardson
Cameron
Rockdale
Kaminsky
University of Toledo
Ohio
University At
Guadalajara
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Lubbock
St. Edward - Sama
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