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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1975

Page

8

Insurance Costs Can Be Lower Says Association

John Fred Stephens president of the Association of Fire and Casualty Companies in Texas says insurance costs can be trimmed. He cites using higher deductibles eliminating unnecessary coverage and seeking discounts as ways policyholders save money amid rising costs.

John Fred Stephens The Association of Fire and Casualty Companies In Texas AFACT Stephens U. S. Department of Labor

Klingemann Suspended by USDA for Livestock Dealership Violations

Raymond J Klingemann of Austin has been suspended as a registered market agent and livestock dealer by the USDA for violating financial, payment, and recordkeeping rules under the Parkers and Stockyards Act. His 10 day suspension extends until he demonstrates solvency, and he is barred from operating as a market agency or dealer during this period. He must cease issuing insufficient funds checks and failing to pay full purchase price for livestock.

Raymond J Klingemann Austin U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Klingemann Texas Packers and Stockyards Administration John G. Liebert

Deadline Told For TJC BEOG Financial Aid Help

Temple Junior College announces BEOG applications due March 15 from students not enrolled before April 1, 1973. Grants range up to 888 dollars for fall attendees and 444 for nonfall attendees, with retroactive dates to September 1974.

Temple Junior College Walter Paul Paul BEOG TJC

Major Knitter Plans Cotton Blend Fabric

Texas Knit One introduces a Natural Blend double knit fabric containing 65 percent cotton and 35 percent polyester under Cotton Incorporated. Marketing is led from New York with Raleigh handling research. The line targets men and boys’ apparel for fall 1975, reflecting cotton’s resurgence in American clothing.

Texas Knit One Cotton Incorporated U.S New York City Raleigh, N. C Texfi Knit One Texfi Industries America Texas J. Nicholas Hahn

Arthritis Forum at Temple College Seeks Public Attendance

A two-physician program from Scott and White Clinic presents Facts and Fiction Whats New in Arthritis at Temple Junior College Fine Arts Building Auditorium on March 14 at 7:30 p.m. The lecture by A Dean Steele MD and Donald E Pilar MD is free and funded by University of Texas Health Science Center and Regional Medical Program of Texas.

Scott and White Clinic Temple Fine Arts Temple Junior College A. Dean Steele Donald E. Pilar Central South Texas University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio

Water District Election In Buckholts Set April 5

Milam County Water Control and Improvement District 1 of Buckholts will elect three directors for a two year term on April 5. Incumbents Edwin Gandy Ed Senkel and Joe Sevcik seek re election. Balloting will occur at Buckholts High School with Mrs Edwin Gandy serving as election judge. E O Schiller Jr of Cameron attended a conference March 2 at the University of Texas titled Pharmacy Law Review Recent Changes sponsored by UT College of Pharmacy with the Texas Tripartite Committee on Continuing Pharmacy Education and the Capital Area Pharmaceutical Association.

Edwin Gandy Buckholts Houston Monte Williams Lee Lock Colonial Nursing Home Corley Millie Krall John Buddy) Cloud Myrtle Hill Ladis Joe Marek Waco Ladis Marek Tommy Lane Kimberly Temple Frank Garey Douglas Keith Williams Thorndale Mina Taylor Austin Johnny Fuchs Elo Gerstmann Cameron Milam County E. O. Schiller Jr Central South Texas University of Texas

Herald Stationery Office Supply Deals

Local shop Herald Stationery invites customers to browse a wide range of office supplies. The store promotes stationery, paper products, and basic business essentials for home and small office use.

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