18 Alternatives Say Thanks in Cameron Herald Network
The Cameron Herald expands its family with four publications: the twice weekly Cameron Herald and Herald Update, the monthly You Spirit, and the periodic 10,000 Plus Herald. The group targets block to Nen Tex area readers with updated news and wide circulation across five counties.
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Herald Update
Herald
Nen-Texas
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Herald Tentative Seminar on Electronic Newspaper Future
The Herald announces a planned seminar on electronic newspapers following informal invitation and National Newspaper Association discussion last week. It highlights added dimensions to modern Herald publishing and editing, thanking readers for 118 years of development and support.
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Herald
National Newspaper Association
GED Tests Scheduled at Ben Mim School in November
GED tests will be held on November 5 and 12 at 8 a.m. at Ben Mim School. Max McClaren says the tests are open to anyone seeking high school diploma equivalency. Jack Ruzicka will supervise and the full test costs $10 or $2 per section.
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Ben Mim
Max McClaren
Jack Ruzicka
Abe
Veterans Day Breakfast in Cameron Hosted by American Legion
The American Legion Edwin Hardy Post 9 in Cameron will observe Veterans Day with a breakfast in the Methodist Fellowship Hall from 6 to 9 a.m. Tickets cost $1.75 and are being sold by Post members and the Post Auxiliary.
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Cameron
American Legion
Edwin Hardy Post
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Post and the Post Auxiliary
Operation ID aims to deter burglars in Cameron
In Cameron residents are urged to mark valuables with engraving pens during two Saturdays, Nov 5 and 12, with help from Evening Lions, volunteer firemen, and local clubs. Pens provide a decal as warning, and marking with driver license numbers aids recovery and reduces fencing of stolen items.
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Cameron
Cameron Police Department
Volunteer Fire Department
Evening Lions Club
Delphian Club
Department of Public Safety
Robbery at Newton Memorial Hospital Targets Narcotics
Cameron police issued an all points bulletin after two men robbed Newton Memorial Hospital at 6 10 am taking 38 narcotics. A long barrel .22 revolver was shown to staff at the nurses station before escape. Suspects described as a 5 8 Negro man about 165 pounds and a 5 6 white man with shoulder length blonde hair, both in early 20s. Police continuing investigation.
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Texas
Cameron Police
Newton Memorial Hospital
Cameron
Kent Butler
Butler
Texas Voters Set to Decide Seven Constitutional Amendments
Texas voters head to polls on November 8 to decide seven proposed constitutional changes. The proposals cover court size, veteran land loans, bail for felons, tax relief for cultural sites, producer associations, banking automation, and judicial conduct commissions.
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Texas
Dan Kubiak
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Yee Band Earns First Division Rating at UIL Contest
Yee High School band received a first division rating at the UIL marching contest in Waco on Tuesday. Band director Jerry Bartley notes this is the third such rating since his tenure, and Yee was one of five AA bands to earn the superior rating among 13 bands in that class.
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Yee
Waco
Jerry Bartley
Cameron approves stop sign removal on Travis Street
Cameron city council changes Travis Street to a through street with no stop signs up to the highway to aid emergency vehicles from city hall. The action follows a police and fire department request with work slated to begin Wednesday.
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Travis Street
Cameron City
Police and Fire Department
City Hall
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