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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
2
All departments number AC 817 697-6671. Entered as second class matter at the Cameron Texas post office under the 1879 act. Published every Monday and Thursday with annual subscriptions listed for Milam Trade Area five dollars fifty cents and elsewhere six dollars fifty cents.
Cameron Public Schools boast extensive photo classroom equipment with projectors and audio aids in Ben Milam Yee High School Ada Henderson and Cameron Junior High. A single issue: Cameron Junior High lacks south side window shades making projections hard to read.
The piece argues the Capitol bombing reflects radical rejection of authority and calls for measured response. It links urban overcrowding, high rise housing failures, and need for space to grow stable, urging leadership by reason over dictatorship.
A court finds Freddie cannot sue a golf club for injuries from a lightning strike in an exposed shelter. It notes lightning is unpredictable and absolves the club unless a foreseeable hazard is evident. The piece contrasts bench tipping and lack of fencing in parking lot incidents with the club potentially paying damages.
Legislators moved toward a key tax clash as the House Revenue and Tax Committee plans a revenue sharing bill to balance a record budget. The proposal would raise sales tax from 3.25 to 4 percent, lift motor vehicle tax to 4 percent, extend taxes to services, amusements, hotels, and telecom, and reshape corporate tax. Governor Smith and state leaders prepare for floor debate amid moves on college tuition, bonds, and river authority appointments.
Senator Humphrey urges high school delegates to the Senate youth program to gain real experience in government from precincts to statehouse. He warns politics mixes dirt and virtue, stressing grassroots learning, participation, and ethical involvement for 18 to 20 year olds.
A Grassroots comment criticizes non partisan talk as insufficient and stresses that real progress comes from understanding how governance works and getting involved. The speaker labels jawboning by inexperienced individuals as hot air and urges practical participation.
Land Commissioner Bob Armstrong signed the first three loan commitments to veterans from Jasper Brownwood and Fort Worth under the reactivated Veterans' Land Program. Since February 1 the program reopened more than 4500 veterans have requested applications and information booklets.
A civic letter questions national emergency alerts and trust in public statements while urging clearer accounting of past promises. The text cites changes in world events and urges scrutiny of notices about felonies and driver license hearings, noting opinions by Atty Gen Crawford Martin on election codes and juror qualifications.
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