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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1971

Page

2

Which Is Paramount Street Talk On Urban Renewal

A. W. McCullin Sr. of Cameron Urban Renewal Agency reports progress on acquiring or rehabilitating 33 downtown buildings. Sealed bids for demolition and site clearance are advertised with a July 8 opening. The CISD values the tax building differently from appraisals, raising questions about public money and long term benefits of a refurbished downtown.

A. W. McCullin, Sr Cameron Urban Renewal Agency The Herald Cameron Agency Cameron Independent School District McCullin First Central School Board Urban Renewal Agency CISD

Interesting Testimony In Sharpstown Case

Frank Sharp 65 of Houston, a real estate insurance banking entrepreneur, pled guilty to selling unregistered stocks and making false entries in Sharpstown State Bank. He was fined 5000 dollars and given a three year probated sentence in a Houston federal court. The judge barred further charges related to loan and stock deals except for perjury or contempt. Sharp then appeared before a federal grand jury and may provide testimony for August SEC findings.

Frank Sharp Houston Sharpstown State Bank Federal Dist John Singleton Sharp U.S

Texas Legislature Approves Large Election Law Reforms

The 62nd Legislature approves major election law changes contingent on federal court actions. Gov. Smith signs a new registration act and filing fee bill while endorsing a move to extend voting rights to 18 year olds. Automatic registration, year long sign up, and renewal for three years begin Oct 1 with eligibility starting March 1, 1972 for new registrants.

Preston Smith Texas

Abolish the U.S. Postal Service Bill Introduced in House

Rep Charles H Wilson California introduces H R 8451 to repeal the Postal Reorganization Act and restore the U S Postal Department as a federal executive department He argues the postal service mismanages post offices contracts with the Corps of Engineers and seeks new legislation under Chairman Dulski and Rep Gross to establish a modern postal system.

Charles H. Wilson Calif Post Office Civil Service Committee U.S. Postal Service Corps of Engineers Congress Postal Service Speaker House of Representatives Post Office and Civil Service Committee Postal Reorganization Act Blount Subcommittee On Postal Service

Letters to the editor praise Frank and demand oversight

A Texas official thanks Frank and staff for help and editorial criticism. He laments wasteful spending and unjust tax bills, urges newspapers to inform the public so voters can push for change in 1972. He notes personal plans are undecided as he visits neighbors to assess future positions.

Frank Austin Texas Zana

Returnable cars and stamps spark ancient eco debate

A reader riffs on recycling woes and imagines returnable vehicles and appliances. He quips that Congressmen rarely return home after defeats and mocks stamps as wasteful, proposing a machine reading Social Security numbers to tax letters while shifting to new subjects.

Washington Post Office Department

The Family Lawyer in Medical Aid Scenarios

A theatergoer who summons a doctor for an unconscious person may face no liability for the medical fee. Courts note that aid is given from kindness, not expectation of payment, though relationships like friend or relative are not decisive.

Court says none liable for daughter-in-law medical bills

A Texas court ruled a son-in-law is not responsible for his daughter-in-law medical expenses absent a specific understanding with the doctor. In a separate case a man who urged doctors to treat his injured girlfriend’s life threatened liability, interpreted as a promise to pay. Public service feature by the American Bar Association.

Third Court of Civil Appeals Ector County Commissioners Court University of Texas of Sul The American Bar Association State Bar of Texas Will Bernard

Local Visits and Family Weddings Highlight Weekend

Maystfield Miss Aleda Kellum visited Mrs Leota Thweatt Saturday. Mr and Mrs EB Yager flew to Atlanta to attend their granddaughter’s wedding. Mrs Mariema Massengale and Mrs Marguerite Massengale went to Freeport Saturday. Baird returned home with them for a two week visit with Kelly Gleason in St Louis. The White family hosted visits from Doris Gleason and great grandmother Vina White, with Tommy Gleason and daughters from Houston as weekend guests.

Aleda Kellum of Crawford Leota Thweatt EB Yager Atlanta Thomas Yager Mariema Massengale Marguerite Massengale Freeport Baird Kelly Gleason St Louis Doris Gleason Vina White Tommy Gleason Daughters Houston

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