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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1973
Page
7
Mariner 9 maps Mars in detail from 1971 72 showing extensive volcanic features including Nix Olympica the largest hill in the solar system and vast river beds suggesting ancient water flows. Scientists note no lava vents on the river beds and predict Viking landers in 1976 will analyze soil for signs of life.
Waco hosts the 1973 Central Texas Regional Science Fair March 29 30 at Baylor University Lloyd O Russell Building in collaboration with the International Science and Engineering Fair and Texas Junior Academy of Science. About 300 students compete for over 100 awards in fields from biology to physics with senior division winners advancing to the international fair.
Texas Agricultural Extension Service specialist Mrs. Gwendolyne Clyatt notes meat supplies do not meet demand, forequarter beef and hindquarter cuts offer value, pork remains scarce with higher prices, and poultry and dairy stay pricey but affordable per pound. Produce shows spring variety with broad cheap options.
The Living Bible paraphrase tops Publishers Weekly non fiction list for 1972 based on nearly 2 million Doubleday sales plus 5 million more by Tyndale House. Jonathan Livingston Seagull leads fiction with about 2 million copies sold. The Living Bible’s reach spans multiple editions and retailers nationwide. Raisins command half of all dried fruit consumption in the United States, per Texas A&M extension service.
Texas traffic deaths through March 16 are up 7 percent from 1972, reaching 544 compared with 510 a year earlier. Central Texas shows about 70 percent fewer deaths than 1972 for the same period, with 6 fatalities from 5 accidents. Two major bus crashes are blamed for the statewide increase. officials hope the Central Texas rate stays well below 1972 levels.
Rep. Dan Kubiak of Rockdale distributes a lengthy district questionnaire to Falls Milam and Williamson counties to gauge constituent views on many legislative issues. He asks residents to answer all questions and share additional thoughts and goals for the Legislature.
Mrs. Gerald Foshea Martha Kay Lindeman and Bill Krause were honored with a birthday dinner on Sunday March 11 at Burlington Recreation Hall. Numerous friends and relatives from Burlington Cameron Temple Waco and Austin attended. Melissa Hoff won second place and Yvonne Dorner third at the 4 H Food Show in Marlin.
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