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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
2
Ed Allison listed as advertising director for all departments at AC 817 697-6671. The notice notes second class matter status at Cameron Texas post office under March 1 1879 act and weekly publishing days Monday and Thursday with annual subscriptions: $8 in Milam trade area and $9 elsewhere.
The Cameron Independent School District approves resurfacing Yee High School courts and adds a gymside basketball surface. The Community Development Agency funds O. J. Thomas Park renovations with two new basketball courts two baseball diamonds and two tennis courts. Tennis capacity rises to nine courts citywide, bolstering local competitions and youth participation.
A Texas House subcommittee began hearings on whether small regulatory agencies should turn over funds over $10 million held in bank deposits to the state treasury. Lawmakers seek to require deposits into the treasury within set limits, while some argue agencies should maintain budgets via their own fees and licensing charges. The panel will report to the next legislature.
Dear editor argues the independence spirit remains strong as men on television wear vests signaling a pioneer instinct. He notes clothing industry adapts to consumer choices despite past trends in women’s dress and manufacturers guiding styles.
A columnist notes clothing trends from dresses to pants and vests as women gain independence. Major shifts include lapel changes and flare in pants, with politicians and media figures like Walter Cronkite adopting new styles. The piece hints at a playful movement toward Men’s Liberation and speculative presidential pairings.
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