The Cameron Herald Editors and Owners Named
Frank M. Luecke editor and publisher and Dot Scarbrough listed as owners of The Cameron Herald in the identified masthead.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1970
Page
2
Frank M. Luecke editor and publisher and Dot Scarbrough listed as owners of The Cameron Herald in the identified masthead.
Firestone and the Bureau of Mines propose a pilot plant in Akron Ohio to thermally distill worn tires into gas liquid and char with no solid waste water or air pollution. If successful 10 full scale units could process about 100000 tons annually each reducing tire stockpiles nationwide.
Austin reports federal voting rights act could raise Texas under-21 registrations by about 395,000 if the act survives court review. State officials plan to register 18-year-olds when the October 1 window opens, keeping teen rolls separate for potential invalidation. Oil production hike and court actions on school desegregation and penalties also noted.
A traveling salesman claimed his wife's travel costs were deductible. Courts ruled companionship alone not enough. only if the wife’s work was necessary to the business and itinerary centered on business. In Europe case the wife’s duties and business-only travel made expenses deductible. A 1970 ABA public service feature notes nuance.
The text argues for balanced vocational training with emphasis on fundamentals in high schools, cautioning against isolating technical study. It notes transportation or separate vocational high schools as options and predicts ongoing retraining needs through 1980 and 2000. It warns a great technician can be a poor citizen if isolation reduces thinking and communication skills.
Senator Muskie hearings highlight scavenging for aluminum can profits to fund tuition and housing. A 22 year old student testified he paid for this semester by selling cans for 10 cents a pound, illustrating enterprise in waste management.
Industry begins major cleanup amid rising pollution awareness with plant managers noting visible steam resembles smoke and urging stricter controls.
A reader recalls Cameron city history from the 1890s to early 1900s. He asks for records on Oscar F. McAnally of The Camera Herald and Dan McFarland’s Bulletin at Buckholts, seeking background on Cameron’s old newspaper offices and publishers.
A reader quips that fashion trends influence farming, suggesting farmers profit by varying crop length, size, or color yearly as women dominate spending. He jokes about hiring a French promoter to push shifting styles and markets, noting money drives fashion and demand.
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