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Public notice records that the departments entry was filed as second class matter at the Cameron Texas Post Office under the 1879 act. Published each Monday and Thursday.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1976
Page
2
Public notice records that the departments entry was filed as second class matter at the Cameron Texas Post Office under the 1879 act. Published each Monday and Thursday.
Opinion column argues some death row inmates seek public executions to gain notoriety and shock public sensibilities. It links TV attention, social science gaps, and urban crime to broader calls for community action, better schools, and job creation as remedies.
The U S Postal Service may cap costs aiding first class mail and publications. Officials report a 15 million quarterly surplus despite earlier 425 million deficit projections, with 50 000 jobs cut over the year and monthly surpluses growing. Newsprint and magazine distributors welcome containment of mail rates.
A reader argues big cities push for federal help and an Urban Affairs Department with an Urban Bank offering low interest credits. He notes farmers already prospered but cites finances in urban areas as strained under high taxes and seeks foreign aid style rates to spur development.
Austin reports show Lt. Gov. Hobby and Comptroller Bullock detailing billions in proposed state spending. Briscoe emphasizes a $1 billion rainy day reserve and $1.6 billion in school highway programs while noting inflationary costs and pay raises remain unfunded.
Milam County campaign leaders express appreciation for the Cameron Herald's fair coverage and assistance in Carter Mondale efforts. They thank Debs Hensley, new Democratic chairman, and staff for support during the campaign.
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