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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1975
Page
2
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The Mayaguez and its 39 crew returned near Singapore after U S Marines reclaimed the ship at Koh Tang Island off Cambodia. The incident cost two American lives and 14 missing, but restored a degree of U S credibility in Asia while clarifying insurgent Khmer Rouge motives and U S retaliation as piracy reclaiming Americans property and lives.
The era of computers in state government is established with notes from Austin on how computers aid decision making. A printout helped legislators see that a compromise education finance bill was responsible. Speaker Bill Clayton argued the plan would tax local districts less than other proposals while Comptroller Bob Bullock accelerated sales tax receipts to monthly distribution.
In 1973 oil crisis fallout, Japan's recession has altered labor relations. Wage talks in the shunto are largely blocked by a 15 percent rise cap, with about 12 percent of 3,700 unions settling at 14 to 15 percent. Unemployment surpassed one million for February, and Kanebo LTD faced union backlash after a wage freeze to ensure jobs, signaling firmer management stance amid industry declines and stiff competition from Southeast Asia.
The ILO warns that a global ore and mineral crisis hinges on giant multinationals and developing countries supplying 40 percent of mining exports. It notes producer cartels may form, risk capital shifting away from developing nations, and deeper seabed mining could reshape cobalt and copper costs, with potential serious economic repercussions for cobalt producers like Zaire and neighbors.
In a public service feature by Will Bernard for the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas the piece examines church state separation. It cites a judge’s ruling that courts avoid ecclesiastical questions yet intervene in civil disputes such as employment terms and church property. The article notes a minister’s obscenity charge and cautions courts balance religious propagation with maintaining public peace.
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