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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
4
The Milam County Folk Fete Returns on June 11-12 with seven on stage simultaneously and a growing crowd. Organizers expect doubling attendance from about 5 000 to near 10 000 as booths, singing groups and TV audiences expand. The event highlights Texan diversity with Irish touches and a metropolitan mix.
A senator criticizes polling questions while Public Opinion Research Corp reports that 72 percent support Nixon’s plan to end the war, but fear POW jeopardy and a Communist takeover if deadlines force withdrawal. Nationwide interviews are cited to show how question framing shapes responses.
Austin reports 14 proposed constitutional amendments to appear on the 1972 general election ballot. Highlights include HJR 61 authorizing a constitutional revision convention in 1973, HJR 58 and HJR 95 boosting legislative and top state official salaries, and SJR 1 and SJR 16 addressing term lengths and civil rights protections. Also noted are tax and school funding measures, liquor and beer tax changes, and other governance questions.
The writer argues cities, railroads, and farmers share a busted fate and urges Congress to fund revenue sharing to keep cities intact. He warns polluted rivers and overburdened sewers threaten the nation and says focus must stay on sustaining urban areas before fixing rail and aviation problems.
A discussion of how courts handle structures built across property lines. It notes that owners often must remove protruding objects to avoid unjust enrichment, with exceptions for slight intrusions and when intrusions are deliberate. Cases include a garage wall one inch over the line and a four foot encroaching house.
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