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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
2
Public notice lists contact A C 817 697 6671 and details second class mailing at the Cameron Texas post office. It states publication schedule every Monday and Thursday with annual subscriptions Milam trade area six dollars sixty cents and elsewhere seven dollars fifty cents.
The piece reflects on assassinations of Wallace Kennedy King and others, warning against leadership targets and urging unity. It quotes Senator Proxmire and a Manchester Union Leader reply by William Loeb on military waste, defense, and poverty disparities in 1970.
Gulf estuaries are now documented in a three year cooperative study by Mississippi researchers. J Y Christmas leads the project detailing hydrology sedimentology and biology at the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory.
Moose wander through Alaska towns feeding on garden greenery and nursery stock. Gardeners fret as the animals ignore fences and substances used to deter them. The report also notes moose using snowplow roads and a railroad corridor as routes, complicating efforts to protect vegetation and property.
A letter writer laments a growing problem locating a national political convention site as chambers of commerce resist hosting. He notes San Diego and Miami Beach reversals and suggests a trend toward avoiding politicians in towns, joking about a committee investigation.
In a public service feature, Will Bernard explains how the doctrine of assumption of risk bars damages in sports like golf when harm is natural to the activity, but not for preventable, non natural risks. The piece cites cases where grocer assaults and fishing mishaps were judged differently under this doctrine.
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