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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1976
Page
2
Public notice records that all departments are entered as second class matter at the Cameron Texas Post Office under an 1879 act. Published weekly on Mondays and Thursdays.
Carter secures the presidency with 272 electoral votes and a narrow popular-margin lead as Ford struggles in a tight race. McCarthy fails to gain ground. Oregon Ohio and New York votes loom as potential irregularities. Milam County backs Carter in a record turnout. Texas reinforces the Democratic base while Carter’s path faces a difficult post election period.
A letter from J. A. questions Mao's death and the power scramble in China. The writer notes the paradox of Madame Mao and Widow Ching facing arrest, comments on gender roles, and contrasts Chinese and Cameron political engagement while asking what is happening.
Texas lawmakers plan a January return for a historic session with a focus on school finance. A House subcommittee proposed a 1 billion plan to cover all school costs while Gov Briscoe released 1977 finance proposals and district ability to pay data. A projected windfall surplus of 2 to 3 billion may ease budgeting despite inflation pressures and agency demands.
The article discusses patient records ownership and access, guardianship in without-will cases, and Social Security benefits for a stepchild, then shifts to Texas unemployment trends, Southwest Airlines route approvals, and a state attorney general ruling on public funds for defending officials along with a potential local tax audit note.
A Rockdale reader commends the chamber and locals for fair promotion but criticizes parking tickets issued Saturday in a No Parking zone. He questions when the zone was set, where police were, and how residents and visitors can get answers about the incident.
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