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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
2
The Cameron Herald lists all departments with AC 817 697-6671 for inquiries. It notes post office filing as second class matter in Cameron Texas and provides subscription rates for Milam Trade Area and elsewhere with a weekly publishing schedule of Monday and Thursday.
President Nixon praised Lyndon B. Johnson as a partisan of principle during dedicatory remarks at the LBJ Library on the University of Texas Austin campus. The event drew bipartisan dignitaries as Nixon flagged continuity and mutual respect among presidents amid prevailing calls for domestic focus and Vietnam exit.
In Austin last week voters approved Amendment 4 a measure creating a 100 million dollar bond fund to build city and regional sewage treatment plants and establishing a 25 percent state matching loan program to aid construction while state water quality officials hailed the vote as a step toward meeting 1975 standards.
Dear editor notes impatience in society over price changes and slow government processes. He recalls postage stamp shifts, Washington Printing Plant delays, and tax debates, then reflects on growing criticism of presidents and public figures, urging patience amid reform. He cites New York pollution history and the 1913 Avenue of the Presidents rename episode.
A printer infringed circus ad posters after copy made without consent. Courts now protect advertisements as copyrightable, though dishonest ads or copied general ideas may limit protection. The piece notes examples from cases on truth in ads and specific expression versus ideas.
Senator George Aiken of Vermont recounts a May Day Green-Up Day where about 75 000 youths cleaned highways statewide. Statewide effort closed interstate roads for four hours while cans and glass were recycled in Albany and Dayville. 12 000 extra bags air dropped by Civil Air Patrol aided the effort. The event drew attention from Governor Sargent and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield.
A reader notes cooperative efforts by young people and the police to improve Vermont communities, praising the collaboration as making the state a better place to live.
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