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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1975
Page
2
Earth-moving equipment clears three city blocks between Milam Courthouse and City Hall for a future park exhibition with streets curbing leveled sites and enhanced downtown redevelopment. Some buildings will be rehabbed others demolished to modern standards as Cameron advances its civic plan and potential folk fete and livestock venues.
The Environmental Protection Agency argues sulfuric acid mist from catalytic converters raises health concerns and delays next emission standard tightenings. Critics say the issue exposes the experimental nature of air cleanup programs while noting improvements in ambient air quality.
The House sent a bill capping speeding fines at 25 dollars and extending the 55 mph limit, while withholding votes to pressure Senate approval. A voter re registration plan passed to create a computer based permanent system with annual certificates and safeguards against ineligible names. The Texas Supreme Court ruled the Railroad Commission lacks authority to override gas contracts involving La Vaca Gathering and Texas Utilities Fuel.
A letter to the editor argues widespread interest in home gardens to combat high food costs. It notes beginner challenges such as weather, pests, and the insecticide debate, cites Thoreau and Emerson as historical references, and compares small plots to an Arab sheik’s three foot square farm with a booming oil revenue, satirically linking to military rebates.
March 5 1975 letter thanks Cameron Herald staff for a journalism class tour and notes reader seeks information on a lost Hanson family branch from Rockdale and Harrison County. The writer requests any details on descendants and offers postage reimbursement.
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