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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
2
Public notice from Cameron Texas under the 1879 act lists subscription rates for Milam Trade Area six dollars and sixty cents and seven dollars fifty cents elsewhere. The item appears in a weekly publication with Monday and Thursday issues.
The six common market nations plan to float currencies against the dollar with West Germany moving the mark up three percent. The move aims to rebalance values and ease dollar demand while Britain Ireland and Italy lag. West Germany’s strong economy underpins the shift in a turbulent global currency landscape.
Governor declares Hubbard and Burnet disaster areas after tornadoes kill six in Hubbard and cause massive losses. Burnet suffers trillions in damage though no fatalities. Other storms touch down with less damage, and Lake Belton reports roof damage. Also featured are a coalition of consumer protection bills introduced by Rep Rosenthal, including labeling and pricing acts, plus notes on Sequoia seed preservation and Texas forested land.
London speeds a public cleaning program with up to 460000 dollars a year spent on facelifts concentrating on Whitehall and Trafalgar Square. Government aims to extend the effort, citing 1956 and 1968 air pollution acts that created smoke control areas and restricted dark emissions.
An elderly widower agreed to transfer all his property in exchange for lifelong care from a retirement home. When he died, the home claimed assets, but relatives challenged the arrangement as gambling. Courts found no illegality, likening it to an insurance policy, so long as both sides understood the deal.
A Korean English teacher from Hankook High School in Seoul invites foreign students to exchange letters as pen friends. She believes correspondence will improve writing, broaden cultural understanding, and foster world peace. Readers are asked to provide name, address, age, sex, and hobbies to pair with Korean students.
The speaker notes Russia's crop failure led to heavy U S grain imports and questions whether forecasters or weather schedules drove outcomes. He mocks the CIA for tracking submarines but not rain needs, urging direct observation over intelligence chatter. He laments Russia may face another poor crop and criticizes blame shifting in forecasts.
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