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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
2
The notice lists contact phone AC 817 697 6671 and announces second class mailing in Cameron Texas. Published Mondays and Thursdays with annual subscription rates of 6.60 for Milam trade area and 7.50 elsewhere.
The narrative reports the assassination of Cleo A. Noel Jr. and Curtis Moore at a reception in Sudan. Palestinian guerrillas are said to hold other diplomats, with U.S. officials urging execution of the group. A Belgian diplomat died, and some hostages were released before capture.
Artist James Brock relocates studio and home while his sculptures continue to appear in Taos galleries. The Houston exhibition highlights his continued work despite recent moves.
A 3.8 percent rise in telephones and a 14.4 percent jump in daily calls mark growth in 1972 over 1971. The text also covers a Houston art showing, local sculpture by Brock, and a broader call for more communication. It further discusses energy shortages, gas and oil concerns, and a proposal for a government sponsored synthetic hydrocarbon fuels corporation SYNCORP to develop coal to oil and gas processes.
Congressman Poage along with Archer Nelson propose a guaranteed loan system to replace the REA direct program canceled January 1 1973. They seek a Rural Electrification and Telephone Revolving Fund with 2 percent loans for needy systems and 5 percent loans from the fund for others, aiming for a permanent funding solution.
Bertram S. Brown reports a two year National Institute of Mental Health study at the New York State Psychiatric Institute showing acutely disturbed patients do better in a day hospital setting than full hospitalization. Of 424 patients, 90 were randomized to day care or inpatient care. day care patients discharged to the community after about 48.5 days vs 138.8 for inpatients, with no rise in readmission.
A reader argues recruiting scandals in college basketball arise from height race. He suggests raising baskets to four or five dozen feet so taller players lose advantage, humorously predicting even 10-footers would not fix the system.
A state penitentiary laxity allows escapes, leading to injuries and damages claims. Courts vary on foreseeability and fault, with some victims winning and others denied based on whether outside harm was reasonably predictable. The piece notes cases and guidance from Bar associations.
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