Cameron Independent School District Seeks Facility Upgrades
The Cameron Independent School District aims to solve long standing overcrowding and facilities issues in the North and Central Milam area. Plans include new cafeterias auditoriums a field house and expanded gym space. Emphasis on Ada Henderson Building and potential teardown for groundspace to modernize classrooms and media center.
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Cameron
Ada Henderson Bldg
Cameron Police Education Booklets Promote Drug Awareness
The Cameron Police Dept issues pamphlets on drug effects and dangers as preventive education. The program aims to guide teens and show modern policing through public information rather than enforcement, contrasting with criticism of small departments.
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Cameron
Cameron Police Dept
Psychiatrists urged to expand role in community mental health
Bertram S. Brown argues that rapid social change strains psychiatry and demands doctors engage with public policy and community life. He asserts only a minority of US psychiatrists address urgent social problems and calls for greater participation to prevent mental illness and promote mental health in towns.
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United States
Orphan Korean Adoptions Seek Government Air Aid
In Washington the Department of State notes letters requesting government approval for six Korean orphans adopted by church members. The letters cite personal experience of adoption benefits to the children and adopting families. The Civil Aeronautics Board has adopted a policy restricting free transportation on U.S. airlines to implement a general statutory injunction against such free transport.
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Washington, S. C
Department of State
Kore
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Productivity slows as third quarter output slips
The Labor Department report shows output per man hour in the private sector rose only slightly in Q3 after two declines, hinting at the smallest productivity growth since 1956. Unit labor costs rose modestly while labor compensation lagged. Wholesale commodity prices rose, offset by declines in livestock and meat, and consumer price gains slowed due to meat prices.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Yoe Cagers Open Season November 21 At Marlin
Yoe High basketball starts Friday with a home opener against Marlin after last year’s second-place district finish. Coach Ron Murdock plans varsity and junior varsity games at 6 p.m. The nucleus includes senior Johnny Steamer and sophomore Jerry Richardson, with Norman Trubee the other returning varsity player. Schedule released for 1969-70 lists games through January 27 and district ABF matchups set for West Lake, Caldwell, Elgin, Georgetown, and more.
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Murdock
Tommy Terrell
Bobby Simpson
Jerry Richardson
Johnny Steamer
Norman Trubee
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West Lake
Elgin
Yeemen
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Cagers
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Television News Under Fire Over Fairness Then and Now
A debate over fair coverage in TV news surfaces after federal probes into riot and protest reporting since 1964. Agnew and Nixon era quotes illuminate how producers shape national perception and the potential value of objective standards.
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TV News
Berkeley
America
Nixon
Round Rock defeats Cameron 33 to 8 in football clash
Round Rock drove from the Cameron 43 after a 1 yard kickoff return, Daniels scoring on a pass from Walsh with a two point conversion. Final RR 33 Cameron 8. Cameron’s QB Jerry Richardson played some, Emanuel Thomas led with 70 rushing yards as 40 degree attendance kept faces down. RR had 21 first downs to Cameron’s 11 with 303 rushing yards to 165 and 52 passing yards to 63.
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Round Rock and area high school scores and notes
Football scores from Round Rock, Cameron and Rogers, Troy, Rosebud, Franklin, Granger, Thorndale, Taylor, Rockdale, Georgetown, West Lake, Austin Calvert, Buffalo, Caldwell, Klein, Mexia, Marlin, Manor, Lexington. The President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped notes the nation’s largest bank employs a computer specialist who supervises 1000 employees from his wheelchair.
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Klein
Mexia
Marlin ¢ Manor
Lexington
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