Press Freedom and Detente in Moscow Spurs Debate
Robert C. Toth of the LA Times spent five days under Soviet interrogation in Moscow before release. The incident, cited as a politicized act tied to Carter human rights rhetoric, prompts caution about Western press influence and raises questions about U.S. diplomacy and policy toward the Soviet bloc. 118-118-118 FML is in Washington this week attending a two-day briefing at Department of State for print and broadcast journalists.
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LA Times
Robert C. Toth
Moscow
Carter
Russia
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Andrew Young
Young
United States
Otis Chandler
Toth
New York
CIA
Washington
Khrushchev
Gary Powers
White House
Soviet Bloc
FML
Department of State
Kahler Nominated for High School Journalism Teacher Honor
Temple High School journalism teacher Martha Kahler of Cameron has been nominated by the Temple Daily Telegram for High School Journalism Teacher of the Year. The foundation invites nominations from papers, associations, colleges and principals. Kahler leads the school's publications program including the newspaper and yearbook. last year the yearbook earned a National School Yearbook award.
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Martha Kahler
Cameron
Temple
Temple Daily Telegram
Newspaper Fund Inc
Kahler
Temple High School
United States
National School Yearbook, Newspaper Association
New Farmers Market Draws Crowds in Cameron
Vendors and buyers flock to the Youth Exposition Building for a market open on Saturdays and Tuesdays. The Cameron area Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee sponsors the event with fresh tomatoes cucumbers melons and corn on offer. Prices run slightly lower than grocery stores and booths may charge a small space fee to support the building fund.
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Cameron
Reeves Brown
Brown
Cameron Area
Health Department
Cotton Growers May Be Only Ones With Money-Jingling Jeans
Milam County crops tour notes recent rains boosting yields but low commodity prices limit profits. About 90 attendees heard County Agent Bill McCutchen report on wheat, cotton, corn, sorghum, and cattle amid favorable harvests and disease pressures.
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Milam County
Joe Glaser
Buckholts
Bill McCutchen
McCutchen
Gasoline Prices Rise Across Texas Ahead of July Fourth
The American Automobile Association Texas Division reports average regular gas at 60.2 cents, unleaded 63.0, and premium 64.4, with a likely 1 to 2 cent per gallon hike around July 1. Self-serve buyers save about 4.3 cents per gallon. stations in College Station Fort Worth and McAllen show the lowest price.
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Texas
American Automobile Association, Texas Division
AAA
College Station
Fort Worth
McAllen
Fort Stockton
Man Dies In Car Rollover Near Milano
Brenham man Mike Fuller aged 19 died at the scene after a one car rollover near Milano around 4 a.m. Lora Ann Wall 14 from Rockdale was in critical condition at Scott and White Hospital Temple after surgery for a fractured pelvis and internal injuries. Brenda Gayle Wilson 15 also of Rockdale had a fractured ankle and was treated there.
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Brenham
Rockdale
Milano
Mike Fuller
Justice of the Peace
Jim Swanzy
Lora Ann Wall
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Brenda Gayle Wilson
Scott and White
Gause to Get $200 Award for Improvement
Gause will receive $200 in cash awards for district and regional wins in the 10th District Community Improvement Contest and Region 2 competition. A July 5 program at 8 p.m. at the Gause Community Center honors the achievement. The event is part of Texas Community Improvement efforts sponsored by electric utilities and Texas A&M Extension Service. The July 4 association meeting is canceled for the holiday.
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Gause
Gause Community Center
The
Gause Community Improvement Association
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service of
Texas A&m University
Local lawyers oppose Supreme Court adverting ruling
Att torneys in Rockdale Cameron and area react negatively to the high court decision allowing lawyers to advertise fees. Carroll Glaser says few will advertise and ethics should guide practice. John Henderson Jr Ed Magre and Robert Ellett call advertising degrading and unnecessary.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Carroll Glaser
Rockdale
The
County Bar Association
Cameron
John B. Henderson Jr
Ed Magre
Robert Ellett
Henderson
Magre
Ellett
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John E. Snell
Don Wardlaw
Department of Public Safety
Wardlaw
Herald
Tammy Hubnik
Tammy
Frank Hubnik
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