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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1973

Page

10

East Berliners Maintain High Living Standard

East Berlin enjoys higher living standards than many Eastern states with better consumer goods and new buildings. Despite a grim border and scarce luxuries, authorities push palatable ideology, western TV influence, and modernization while wages range from 250 dollars monthly for workers to 1500 dollars for managers and doctors up to 750.

Reuter East Berlin West Berlin East Germany Erich Honecker

Veteran Enrollment Soaring Under G I Bill in April

April veteran enrollment reached a record 1.4 million under the current G I Bill, the highest since 1951. VA Regional Director Jack Coker of Waco cited a 12 percent year over year rise, with 1.367 million veterans in March and increases in on job and below college training.

Jack Coker Waco Coker

Farm Fuel Coordination Aims to Prevent Shortages

The U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to report shortages to local ASCS offices and use fuel conserving methods. Since February 2 800 ASCS county offices monitor supplies and report shortages to Washington. Weekly briefings go to Secretary Earl L Butz and issues move to the Office of Oil and Gas for allocation solutions.

U. S. Department of Agriculture USCA Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Washington Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz Office of Oil and Gas OOG U. S. Department of the Interior William E. Simon

Fuel supply concerns prompt public hearing in Washington

Sharp-Tracy ASCS notes some suppliers fail to meet farm customers needs as independent and cooperative fuel producers struggle to obtain enough supplies. Officials urge prudent use and equitable distribution while USDA partners with Treasury and Interior on conservation. a June 11 13 public hearing in Washington will review the voluntary allocation program. Kenneth L. Dupuy accepts written testimony by 5 p.m. June 7. Also news of Mrs Habee Veckert breaking her hip in Temple and hospital care, plus weekend visitors from Austin and Victoria and local family guests.

ASCS USDA Departments of Treasury the Interior Washington Treasury Department Kenneth L. Dupuy U. S. Department of the Interior D. C Habee Veckert Sharp Kings Daughters Hospital Temple J. D. Pope John Betty Mellisa Austin Pope Harry Campbell Victoria Tim Hanke Elgin Carl Hanke Hankes Ernest Hanke Buckholts Lester Hanke Copperas Cove Preston Schwartz

Lone Star Producing acquires offshore Louisiana wells

Lone Star Producing Company, a Lone Star Gas subsidiary, buys a 37.5 percent stake in Ship Shoal 149 offshore Louisiana from Belco Petroleum Corp for 975000 dollars. The block holds two wells drilled to about 12000 feet in Pliocene sands. first well tested at 948 barrels per day and shut in, second is cased and likewise shut in pending testing and completion. operator Signal Oil & Gas Co plans immediate development with a jackup rig. field lies about 35 miles offshore in 50 feet of water.

Louisiana Lone Star Producing Company Lone Star Gas Company Belco Petroleum Corp Signal Oil & Gas Co Dow Chemical Co

Stolen Texas titles issued in Houston robbery alert

The Texas Highway Department warns dealers banks and the public about stolen original blank negotiable titles likely used on stolen or converted vehicles. Fourteen four original titles with inventory numbers 16461082 to 16461215 and 24 duplicate original non negotiable titles with inventory numbers 6192990 to 6193013 were seized in the May 21 armed robbery at the Houston Motor Vehicle Division district office. Authorities urge reporting sightings to police and the Texas Highway Department.

Texas Highway Department Motor Vehicle Division Houston

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