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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1976
Page
2
The notice lists department roles Bess Jeter as News Editor and Ed Allison as Ad Director. It notes second class postage entry in Cameron Texas under the 1979 act and that the paper is published every Monday and Thursday with a price of nine dollars and seventy five cents.
The Italian Communist Party gained in this week’s elections but narrowly trailed the Christian Democrats in both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. Christian Democrats held a slim edge in the Diet, while the Communists improved share in northern cities and local governance. John Connally warned of potential European spillover and proposed counter information efforts. The Christian Democrats preserved a thin parliamentary margin for four more years.
Economist Paul Samuelson analyzes government controls on free enterprise, tracing the rise of the modern mixed economy across nations. He notes that about a quarter of GNP is government bought, one-fifth of workers are employed by government, and over a third of income flows through taxes and transfers, while urging reconciliation of equity with efficiency.
City code enforcement officer E. A. Bigbee urges a program to vaccinate and tag all Cameron dogs amid seven rabid skunk sightings last year. He warns that a vaccinated dog can protect children and adults from potential rabies exposure and urges community action.
ARANSAS COUNTY reports the schooner A H Belden spent most of the week unloading coal and paid laborers 3 50 a day. SAN ANTONIO notes cattle denudation blamed on indiscriminate beeve drives to Kansas. GOLIAD coroner’s inquest finds W Killebrough killed by pistols in a group with four others. FORT WORTH notes cattle drives to decline due to high waters and will cease until drive week resumes.
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