Two Sides Of The Bridge In Cameron Schools Survey
The Cameron Independent School District and the Cameron Chamber launch a vocational survey to identify current and future technical training needs for high school students. It aims to balance technical and academic education to prepare students for employment in a global, competitive era.
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Cameron Independent School District
Cameron Chamber
Texas
Europe
Asia
Japan
Cameron area tennis program aims to expand facilities
A 23 player Cameron area tennis program starts with 40 dollar fees after practice. A qualified instructor and aides run night sessions on Monday and Wednesday. Enrollees outpace two courts, prompting calls for more lights and backboard, bleachers, and possibly funds from the city recreation fund for balls and upgrades.
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Cameron Area
City of Cameron
Texas Legislature Adopts Record 6.9 Billion Budget
Austin reports the 62nd Legislature finished with a $6.9 billion biennial budget and a $617 million tax package effective July 1. It expands taxes on liquor, cigarettes, and corporate franchises while easing welfare funding and funding for college construction. Governance actions include redistricting, constitutional amendment proposals, and agency enforcements as officials disclose assets.
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House
Senate
Texas
State Department responds to Jeffersonian letter on Soviet threat
The Department of State replies to readers pledging to oppose Soviet influence and World Communism. It notes the department’s role in promoting foreign policy, defending the national interest, and countering communist expansion while seeking engagement with the Soviet Union. The missive references Jefferson’s legacy and democracy.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
P.S. Eureka
Calif
P.S
Department of State
Jefferson
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington, D.C
Burglary Insurance Rules Spark Court Test
A woman contesting a homeowner policy for a stolen gold bracelet from an unlocked car lost her suit over the policy requirement of visible burglary marks. Courts have varied on whether marks must be literally seen or are satisfied by microscopic evidence, while policy limits and “inside job” concerns shape rulings on unattended vehicles and building burglaries.
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Ethel
Senator Percy on dollar strength and NATO defense costs
Senator Charles H. Percy argues the dollar weakens as European nations resist NATO defense spending. He notes Japan and West Germany spend far less of GNP on defense while benefiting from U.S. protection. He accuses them of trade restrictions that limit U.S. exports and praises the open U.S. market for Japanese goods.
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Charles H. Percy
NATO
Japan
West Germany
United States
U.S
Germany
Critics Debating US Defense Burden and Europe Taxes
A quoted speaker argues easy marks endanger the dollar while Japan may surpass American production by 1972. The piece notes US forces employ 74,000 locals, mostly in Germany, costing about 250 million dollars yearly, and calls for halting double taxation by Europe on foreign installations.
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Japan
NATO
U.S
Germany
Europe
Truth in labeling and the limits of honesty in ads
A reader riffs on FDA truth in labeling rules and questions where lines should lie between products and people. He jokes about Idaho potatoes and Louisiana hot sauce, then expands to Congressmen and state legislators, joking that complete truth in people would be unwieldy.
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Food and Drug Administration
Washington
Idaho
Louisiana
Arkansas
Chicago
Cameron
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