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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
2
Public notice from Cameron Texas referencing second class mail status and Milam trade rates under an 1879 act. It lists annual subscription prices and weekly or elsewhere rates for “Every Man” publication.
A blunt assessment argues the United States must withdraw quickly from South Vietnam as Saigon and Hanoi move toward consolidation under a communist bloc. It critiques U S policy, timing, and the impact on regional alliances in Asia.
Representatives from Cameron will receive a plaque in June from Governor Dolph Briscoe for 1974's top rating in the 5 000 to 10 000 population category of the Governor's Community Achievement Award. The chamber notes 10 judges reviewed seven improvement areas and Cameron's narrative progress earned the top prize.
A Senate surfaced utilities regulation bill SB 42 drew sharp pushback from supporters and critics alike. Critics warn of a monopoly friendly design and automatic rate hikes, while sponsors seek amendments to satisfy concerns. The bill would create a three member Pub Utility Commission with city retained controls over some rates and appeals rules.
A reader mocks scientific claims and studies about water safety and pole distribution. The letter riffes on flawed research, helicopter quotas, and political feints, ending with a cautionary tale about a well once deemed safe but later labeled contaminated.
Paul Dillon critiques President Ford and Butz for suggesting sixteen billion in spending to save industry while famers face potential ruin from low subsidy payments. He argues subsidies below production cost help rich entities and questions using tax loopholes to take over farms while noting Soviet energy and inflation tricks.
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