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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1970
Page
2
A playful linguistic piece explains the phrase sticks in his craw by exploring bird anatomy and the meaning of crop and craw. It notes crows are stomachs or crops in birds and cautions against misusing cliches while joking about two stomachs.
A Milwaukee Journal report notes how draftees in the Vietnam era express quiet humor amid controversy. A graffiti verse mocks the war effort, highlighting fatigue and guarded wit after five years of conflict.
Rep. Dan Kubiak of Rockdale was named by Speaker Gus Mutscher to an interim committee researching the feasibility of four quarter schedules in Texas public schools. The panel will study operations in other states, costs, benefits, and drawbacks.
Austin The State Board of Education approved local fund assignments totaling 217.2 million dollars for 1970 71 to support Texas basic foundation education. Local districts pay about 20 percent of program costs with the state funding the rest, and the board set county economic indices to determine each district share based on tax valuations.
In a letter to the editor, Jues notes public heckling of Presidents and ex-officials, arguing hecklers could disrupt speeches on campuses and even televised addresses. He muses on constitutional free speech and potential court action, including a hypothetical suit to place hecklers in TV studios. He cites Pompidou and Humphrey as examples.
The excerpt discusses correct usage of seasonable versus seasonal. It explains seasonable meaning ready for a season or proper time and gives examples such as seasonable weather and seasonable advice, attributing the note to Adria Allen.
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