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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1971

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Cameron youth film project sparks talk of a downtown cinema

Members of the Arts and Service League sponsor afternoon films for Cameron youngsters under 12. They argue Cameron needs a real downtown theatre to serve teens and adults, noting no school auditorium or movie house and limited social options. They cite drug education efforts and nearby incidents as context for local action.

Arts & Service League Cameron A&s Temple Waco Rockdale Austin

Dope Use Warns Teens In Cameron Milam County

A statement urges asking teens about dope use and warns that light use leads to bigger kicks and self destruction. It promotes staying busy with positive activities and lists Cameron and Milam County as places to avoid this wasteful problem.

Cameron Milam County

Police Chief Martinez Heads 18 Officers at Law Enforcement School

Cameron Police Chief Felipe Martinez joined 17 Central Texas officers in earning certificates after completing a four week 160 hour Basic Law Enforcement School at Central Texas College Killeen. The program ran February 1 26 with 8 am to 5 pm daily and featured instructors from DPS FBI Killeen Temple and Belton courts plus DA offices. Judge Truman Roberts spoke at graduation as Dean Kenneth Walker certified the class and Dr Luis Morton awarded certificates.

Cameron Felipe Martinez Central Texas Central Texas College At Killeen Truman Roberts Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Kenneth P. Walker Luis M. Morton CTC Leonard M. Hancock Central Texas College

County panel probes meat processor regulatory clash

Williamson County commissioners held a special hearing on county meat processors trapped between state and federal meat inspectors. Processors complained of constant inspections and conflicting rules. Dr. Robert Tomlinson said state inspectors increased from 30 to 300 to avoid federal control, causing misunderstandings about regulations.

Williamson County Robert Tomlinson State Department of Health

Four Seek Council Seats in Hearne Mayor Race

Four candidates vie for two Hearne City Council seats while two filed for mayor. Incumbent Mayor Jake Abrams faces challenger Guy Chandler who will not seek re-election to the council. Council candidates include Julian Kwasnica James Teai and Larry Bossier.

Hearne Tommy Mayfield Guy Chandler Jake Abrams Julian Kwasnica James Teai Larry Bossier

Burnet Plans Second Snake Shake Roundup

Burnet announces the second annual Snake Shake and Rattlesnake Roundup to be held Saturday March 20. Reptile specialists will perform milking demonstrations and crown Miss Snake Charmer. Prizes will go to the largest smallest prettiest most unusual fastest and mostest snakes.

Deputy Tax Clerks Resign in Burleson County

Three Burleson County deputy clerks quit last week amid charges of lagging county records. In a two hour Commissioners Court session, tax assessor Edmund Slovacek urged funds for extra staff as audit showed four months of license receipts overdue, two months of car titles late, and delinquent tax rolls since 1969. The state could fine $5,000 if records remain not current, as law requires weekly reporting.

Burleson County Tax Office Commissioners Court Edmund Slovacek Burleson County

Rosebud-Lott School Board slate filed for April 3 election

Four candidates seek three seats on the Rosebud-Lott School Board. Incumbents Henry Zabcik James Bell and Marshall Jenkins filed for re election while Clay Taylor runs for his first term. Balloting set for April 3 with voting in Rosebud and Lott gymnasiums.

Rosebud-Lott Henry Zabcik James Bell Marshall Jenkins Clay Taylor Rosebud Lott

Milam County Expands Adult Ed Across Five Counties

Milam County adds three more schools to the Adult Basic and Continuing Education program with Marlin Rosebud and Lott joining. Over 200 Falls County students enrolled in two weeks while Thorndale starts a new class taught by Willie Mae Dykes. Courses cover elementary and high school subjects with no charge.

Milam County Max McClaren Marlin Rosebud Lott Falls County Thorndale Willie Mae Dykes McClaren Jack Dennis Ruzicka Ruzicka Cameron School A&m University ABE Rockdale Caldwell Lexington Giddings Hearne Cameron

Commissioners Approve RRHA Housing Request Milam County

Milam County Commissioners in a called meeting approved a resolution to apply for low rent housing with the Rural Regional Housing Authority. The RRHA would seek HUD funding for rural low-income housing across the region including Bell, Falls, Robertson, Limestone, Freestone, Burleson, Leon, and Milam counties. Narvie Caperton presented the measure as RRHA Milam director. In other business, the court scheduled an election for May 18 on proposed Texas Constitution amendments.

Milam County Rural Regional Housing Authority RRHA Department of Housing and Urban Development Regional Housing Authority Texas Bell, Falls Robertson Limestone Freestone Burleson Leon Milam Narvie Caperton

Water line contracts set for 237 miles in central Texas

Contracts for a 237 mile rural water system will be let in about 30 days to serve Milam Bell and Falls counties. W H McCormick says easements are needed to begin work. Over 600 members joined the Bell Milam Falls Water Supply Corp, including about a third in Milam. The line will serve Sharp Cavilla Bryant Station and Rosebud city limits with a main tank northwest of Rogers. Financing includes a $700 000 FHA loan and a $180 000 federal grant.

Milam County South Bell County West Falls County W. H. McCormick Bell

Filing Deadline Nears in School Elections

March 8 is the last day to file for school trustee elections set for April 3. In Cameron SD Betsy Brown and incumbent Calvin Cobb filed. in Buckholts Doyal Arnold and Alvin Fuchs filed for reelection. Rogers sees two incumbents filing for three regular posts leaving one unfilled. Gunter and Green filed for reelection and Lesikar seeks the one year unexpired term. Filings may be made with superintendents or board secretaries.

Cameron Reeves Betsy) Brown Calvin Cobb Buckholts Doyal Arnold Alvin Fuchs Rogers Gunter Randolph Green Daniel Lesikar

Two-Car Collision Near Dairy Queen Damages Both Cars

A 5 p.m. Thursday crash on N Travis near the Dairy Queen drivern caused heavy damage to a 1971 Chevrolet driven by Karen Kay Bennett and a 1969 Ford driven by Wayne E Camp. Bennett was taken to a local hospital and released.

N. Travis Dairy Queen Cameron Karen Kay Bennett Rt. 1 Rockdale Wayne E. Camp Dickinson Bennett

Area Schools Set Special Week Observance in Texas

Public Schools Week March 15 will feature open houses and classroom visits across area campuses. Cameron hosts Thursday open house 5 30 to 8 30 pm with PTA after at Ben Milam cafetorium and tours of new homemaking building and dressing rooms. Yee High School science fair and campus exhibits at Yee library and science department. Rogers PTA meets Monday 7 30 pm with officers elected then open house across the system. nursery for babies in homemaking building. Milano opens Thursday 6 30 pm with 7 pm program by Miss Callie Young and sixth grade. social hour and refreshments follow. Buckholts and Rockdale have no formal plans but welcome classroom visits.

Yee High School Cameron Milam County Bell County Killeen Fort Hood Parent - Teacher Association Ben Milam Ada Henderson Cameron Junior High Rogers Cadette Philip Franzoni PTA Milano Callie Young

Cameron Bloodmobile drives to meet 71 unit quota

The Cameron Ladies Auxiliary hosts a talk by William M. Probes on blood donation and a film at First National Bank on Tuesday. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will operate Wednesday from 12 to 6 pm at Methodist Fellowship Hall with a 71 unit target for Cameron.

Red Cross Ladies Auxiliary of Cameron William M. Probes Heart of Texas Central Texas Red Cross Blood Program First National Bank Methodist Fellowship Hall

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