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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
2
The notice lists department contact line AC 817 697-6671 and explains second class mail status in Cameron Texas. It notes publication on Mondays and Thursdays and provides annual subscription rates for Milam Trade Area and elsewhere.
First half of 1972 pushes Cameron toward 600000 dollars in new construction. Start sites dot the city as downtown renewal reshapes the central area. Residents with 60 years in town say this is the strongest development since Cameron’s boom years starting in the 1890s.
The National Common Cause group plans Texas offices in Austin led by Milton Tobian as reform zeal rises. The push aims at tighter lobbying controls open meeting laws and stronger conflict of interest rules amid a reshaped Texas political scene and interest in constitutional revision.
Florida Power and Light warns July reserves could dip to a record 2.1 percent as the state braces for two party conventions. Lory Snipes notes a 15 to 20 percent reliability benchmark and outlines nuclear license delays at Turkey Point, planned peaking turbines, and potential borrowing from other utilities during peak hours.
Dear editor laments how governors feel unheard in Washington likening states to Indian nations of old. He cites revenue sharing as a fix and urges governors to write more to Congress, arguing heartfelt letters from constituents get attention.
Blinn College in Brenham builds two new dormitories costing 611939 dollars to house 188 students, with 100 men in one building and 88 women in the other. Occupancy set for September 1, housing total 753. Applications directed to Dean of Men Earl Grubbs. First summer session underway with second term set for July 10 and fall pre-registration starting July 11.
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