Milam County jail break and rising rural burglaries
A jail escape occurred as a man removed bricks around bars and slipped away while the Milam County sheriff reports a rise in rural burglaries. Thieves target pianos furniture and items easily loaded onto a truck or trailer amid planning delays for the Herald.
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Theft spreads beyond city limits in Milam County
The piece discusses broader theft worries beyond local borders, noting cattle losses in Milam County over recent years. It includes a personal aside about a mother who was a railroad telegrapher in 1917 Oklahoma, surviving wartime upheavals and later becoming a Midwest newspaperwoman before dying at 62.
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Burlison Resigns to Lead Bealls in Shreveport
Delbert Burlison, manager of the J. C. Penney department store in Cameron, resigns to become assistant manager at Bealls Department Store in Shreveport, La. The Burlisons will depart Cameron on Friday. Burlison led local civic groups and charity drives, including the Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Cameron Day Care Center March of Dimes and United Fund. A new Cameron department store manager is expected soon.
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Classified Ad Offer for Low-Cost Home Items
A Herald Classifieds promotion touts 16 word ads for just $1. Readers are urged to call 697-6671 to place low cost ads for selling used items still usable.
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Cameron open house set for Thursday across district
Schools in Cameron prepare for Thursday open houses from 7 to 9 p.m. at Ben Milam Ada Henderson Cameron Junior High and Yee High with teachers present. Public Schools Week highlights Yee High Science Fair and judging results on display. Additional open houses and PTA meetings are scheduled at Milano and Rogers schools.
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Charles McDermott
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Cameron Churches Plan Citywide Census
Cameron Ministers Association announces a Sunday March 18 religious census in Cameron as part of Key 73. Volunteers from city churches will visit homes at 2 p.m. to collect census cards. A copy will appear in The Cameron Herald for absent residents.
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Herald Price Increase at The Cameron Herald
The Cameron Herald will raise newsstand copies from 10 cents to 15 cents starting with the March 12 edition. This first stand price rise in about a decade is announced by editor-publisher Frank Luecke. Subscriptions stay at 6.50 in county and 7.50 out of county.
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Four-Way Stop Replaces Downtown Cameron Traffic Light
Cameron city council votes to remove the nonfunctioning downtown traffic signal and install four-way stop signs. Officials also discuss two new fire trucks, a grass-fire unit with wet water capability, and a bid for 100 plus street signs costing 816 dollars.
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Yoe Seniors Stage Skinned Alive Comedy Play
Yoe High seniors present Skinned Alive a three act comedy by William D. Fisher on March 9 and 10 at 7 30 p m in the Ben Milam cafeteria Tickets cost 125 for adults 75 cents for students at the door Cast includes Randy Tumlinson Alva Ray Mullinax Paula Fleming Gwen Ivey and others A spaghetti supper fundraiser is also offered March 9 in the Ada Henderson cafeteria from 5 30 to 7 30 p m with same ticket prices plus pie coffee or tea Rain
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Randy Tumlinson
Alva Ray Mullinax
Paula Fleming
Gwen Ivey
Darrell Schneider
Albert McCullin
Connie Brashear
Gwyn Chancey
Glynn Cummings
Laura Helsley
Jackie Chubb
Becky Wilkinson
Marilyn Willie
Joseph Jistel
Ada Henderson
Dangerous Buildings Ordinance Enforced by City
The Herald reports the City Council enacted a dangerous buildings ordinance. Building owners receive registered letters with days to repair or demolish, or face demolition by the building department. Fines cap at 25 dollars for removal of the sign, 100 dollars for a second offense. Salvage proceeds offset costs, taxes may be assessed, and owners can appeal to a five member board and then to the City Council in writing.
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