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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1972
Page
2
Entered as second class matter at the Post Office in Cameron Texas under the Act of Congress of March 1 1879 Published Every Monday and Thursday Annual Subscription Rates Milam frade Area 6 60 Elsewhere 7 50
The Milam area urges parents and patrons to visit public schools during March 6 to 10. Open houses in all area systems aim to show how schools are changing education in Texas and the world, highlighting technology and the work of students, teachers, and administrators.
Open house highlights a modern educational facility in Falls County praised for its imaginative design and student benefits. Residents credit strong community support for transforming a low income area into a model for small Texas districts.
Philip Cassadore 38, son of an Apache medicine man and grandson of a war chief, announces a presidential bid in New York. He advocates Apache harmony with nature over science as religion and argues his campaign will push major candidates to address technology versus ancient wisdom. He plans to quit his job as San Carlos anti-poverty director if elected and highlights support from university leaders and young voters.
The spring term at Temple Junior College counts 1,163 students from 64 Texas cities plus three other states and three nations. Graduates include 666 from Temple High School, with significant representation from Belton Cameron GranGer Taylor Bartlett Rogers Moody Troy and Holland. Foreign students include 13 Iranians, one Pakistani, and one from Hong Kong.
Harry Rankin and about 40,000 fellow Airstream owners escape retirement norms by living in trailers. At a six day Sarasota convention, members describe a portable, self contained life traveling across North America with plans for Europe and Africa. Conventions draw travelers from all fifty states showing middle American values amid silver trailers. Don Haynes from Maine calls the group a happier crowd.
Ice three inches thick supports a man on foot while seven and a half inches can bear an automobile and a full foot supports a truck.
Dr Edward B Stinson of the Bethesda Heart and Lung Institute in Maryland predicts animal hearts may be used for human transplants in the future The World Health Organization magazine quotes him noting advances in immunology to accept grafts and to curb rejection He adds 33 patients with transplanted hearts remain alive and the longest survivors have reached three years Mechanical hearts are not yet ready for transplants and serve only temporary relief in heart failure.
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