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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
2
All departments notice shows post office entry in Cameron Texas and weekly publication schedule. It lists annual subscription rates for Milam Trade Area at 6.50 and elsewhere 50, with a distribution note for Monday and Thursday issues.
Former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel told Baylor students that real change comes from within the system and that active political life, not street marches or campus occupations, is needed. He argued for credibility and noted that the system’s best changes happen from inside.
French volcanologist Haroun d Taxieff and American geologist Dr Stirling Colgate warned Vestmannaeyjar could be buried as Kirkjufell eruptions threaten rising gas filled lava flows. They urged rapid evacuation as mayor Magnus Magnusson vowed to stay and fight the eruption.
In Austin Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby predicted early Senate approval for HB 3 to strengthen the open meetings law. HB 10, shielding newsmen from disclosing information sources, awaits a criminal matters subcommittee review with possible expansion and mandamus provisions. The panel also delayed HB 6 hearing until April 10 for government records access costs.
A Cameron resident commends Frank for a past column criticizing opponents of a school bond and praises State Rep. Dan Kubiak for candor at the Texas Capitol. The letter argues editorial courage and open dialogue help bridge the credibility gap between press officials and the public.
Representative Poage requests a two day inquiry by the Subcommittee on Department Operations to study the gap between farm prices and retail food costs. Testimony will come from Agriculture and Bureau of Labor Statistics officials. Meetings set for March 22 and 23 at 2 PM.
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