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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
3
Expert Claudia Mitzel of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service warns there is no permanent arthritis cure and over 400 million dollars yearly is lost to frauds promising cures. She advises seeking responsible physicians who focus on managing the disease.
Rep. Dan Kubiak of Rockdale urged Texas House members to back natural gas deregulation to raise interstate gas prices and seek relief for Texans facing high utility bills after hearings failed to offer consumer relief.
AAA Texas warns that self-serve and gas-only motorists skip routine maintenance checks at full service stations. Untended oil, tire, battery, belt, and fluid levels raise breakdown risk and lower fuel economy, so monthly full-service checks improve performance and longevity.
The Texas Education Agency awarded a $41,607 grant to the Research Division at Texas State Technical Institute in Waco for a Career Interest Characterizing and Reporting System study. Jerry Harris will survey 18,000 high school seniors to map career interests aiding counselors and postsecondary planners statewide.
President Ford called on Americans to back the Mental Health Association as May designated Mental Health Month. He praised community based facilities and better understanding of mental illness, noting the national drive organized in Cameron by Mrs. Jan Luecke and MHA leadership across divisions and chapters. Watkins called Ford's support extremely gratifying as the nation faces a major health issue.
The saying suggests misfortune when tableware falls, with some linking it to visitors arriving soon. Opinions vary on whether the sound of dropped cutlery truly signals guests or is a playful superstition.
The notice lists numerous guests visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heine and relatives in San Gabriel Round Rock Marlin Austin and others over Mother's Day including the England and Heine families. It notes piano teacher Linda being chosen for national auditions in College Station May 4 15.
A note shares ideas to use leftover fruit in muffins and leftover vegetables in omelets, creating tasty quick meals with minimal waste.
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