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Ed Allison is named Ad Director for all departments at the paper with contact at 817 697 6671. The publication is entered as second class matter at the Cameron Texas post office and prints every Monday and Thursday with annual subscriptions of 8.00 in Milam area and 9.00 elsewhere.
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Texas
Near Miss Delegates Cloud Upcoming Party Nominations
Carter and Ford exceed 800 delegates with three contests in Rhode Island South Dakota and Montana adding to totals. Brown wins Rhode Island while Church carries Montana and Carter wins South Dakota. Reagan wins other GOP states as Ford and Carter seek first ballot open convention paths heading to California and Ohio outcomes.
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Gerald Ford
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Montana
California
Ohio
Jerry Brown
Carter
Frank Church
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Brown
Lifornia
Reagan
Nebraska
Maryland
Michigan
Oregon
Church- Udall -Brown
Runoff Primary Sets Stage for Key Texas Races
The June 5 Democratic runoff focuses on two constable and one precinct commissioner contest with other statewide posts like the Railroad Commissioner and Court of Criminal Appeals not endorsed. The editorial urges turnout, notes Jon Newton as preferred over Jerry Sadler in the railroad runoff, and declines to recommend in the precinct races or the unexpired CCA term.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Jon Newton
Jerry Sadler
Formance
The
Herald
Cameron County
John Hill
Hill
Old Philosopher Reflects On Gas Prices And Conservation
Dear editor, the letter argues gas price hikes are inevitable in summer due to supply and human nature. It notes drivers will pay more for trips, cites highways and mobile families, and critiques conservation as the sole proposed solution, laments protests against single occupancy cars.
Briscoe Drafts Broad Pay Raise Plan for Teachers and Staff
Gov Dolph Briscoe directs a 525 million cost of living pay raise proposal for teachers and state employees with no local funding, delivering 6.8 percent yearly raises, while opposition calls it disappointing and ludicrous. The plan aims to lift pay toward the national average and to shift funding from local districts.
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Dolph Briscoe
Texas State Teachers Association
Federation of Teachers
Briscoe
Rights and duties in housing and family law questions
Reader queries cover lease termination on sale, parental rights and adoption, juvenile detention limits, and property inheritance under Texas law. Answers note lease depends on contract terms, support and best interest standards affect termination, detention requires hearings, and property passes as separate then jointly per survivor rules.
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