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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
2
Chief Felipe Martinez shows Cameron police weapons seized from felons and rowdies including scissors and a homemade 22 pistol. He notes drugs affect both cities and discusses local issues with a women’s group as law enforcement grows.
The 4 3 decision approves the Amchitka nuclear test citing national security. Opponents including ecologists, Canadians and 35 U S senators warn of tidal waves radiation and environmental harm. The test, largest underground blast in U S history, drew mixed reactions worldwide.
A 18 month Texas Urban Development Commission study endorsed broad constitutional changes to empower state and local governments, including centralizing urban services, expanding local revenue sources, and a major overhaul of governance. The report to Gov. Preston Smith also outlined a new advisory commission, outlined budgeting powers, and urged coordinated land planning across levels of government.
A reader condemns the Cameron school district for expelling a long haired student and argues that rigid morals hinder youth, education, and future skilled work. The letter urges compassion and insight from the board, noting potential social and civic costs.
The Central Texas Council of Governments announces the Regional Resource Library in Belton serving Bell, Coryell, Hamilton, Lampasas, Milam, and Mills counties. It offers books and materials on education, economy, health, housing, and more to public officials and residents with access via CTCOG in Belton or Temple Public Library.
A reader's spoofed reflections critique media, politics, and diplomacy. The piece lampoons a vegetarian actress, Congress polling gaps, U N costs, and a banquet with extravagant dishes, ending with a playful jab on cornbread.
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