1971 Housing Boom Signals Growth in Cameron Area
The report links a nationwide housing rise in 1971 to a reduced prime rate and expanded development. In Cameron, the Cameron Housing Authority nearing 50 units, about 95 percent complete with a waiting list, signals local demand. The trend suggests non metro areas may gain housing as new cities and incentives emerge.
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Ancient voyagers theories spark debate over pre-Columbian exploration
Brandeis professor Cyrus H Gordon cites an eastern Tennessee inscription with Roman era letters suggesting Jews fled Rome could reach the New World. He argues Phoenician seafaring and Norse-linked voyages show long Atlantic contact, echoing theories of Thor Heyerdahl and Asian migration across Bering Strait. Portland Oregonian
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Brandeis University
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Syria
England
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Thor Heyerdahl
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Bering Strait
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Japan First Billion Dollar Market For U S Agriculture
Senator Bellmon notes Japan as the first billion-dollar market for U S agriculture at a National Grain and Feed Association luncheon. He praises American farmers and export teams as “supersalesmen,” citing 1970 trade gains with Japan and projections toward two billion dollars in farm product sales.
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Ushiba
United States
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Farmer bets on limits amid Japan textile import fears
A farmer notes the stakes in possible import restrictions on Japanese textiles. Industrial and agricultural exports to Japan grew during the 1960s with soybean shipments up 115 percent, wheat up 120 percent, and feed grains more than fourfold, underscoring American agriculture as key export forces.
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United States
Japan
United States Department of Commerce
Freshman Legislators Hear Sobering News In Austin
About 30 new lawmakers attended a two day orientation in Austin where officials warned of looming welfare cuts and the need for emergency funding. Welfare Commissioner Burton Hackney warned AFDC and medical programs may face reductions early next year and again by June if rolls grow. Governor in waiting Gus Mutscher urged cooperation and knowledge.
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Burton Hackney
Hackney
Texas
Gus Mutscher
University of Texas
No Pets Allowed: Courts and Landlord Discretion Rules
A public service ABA feature explains that landlords may restrict pets and enforce no pet clauses. Courts have upheld broad landlord control citing potential noise damage and fear of other tenants keeping animals, while lengthy leniency can waive rights.
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Scotts
Rover
Old Philosopher Sees World Debt and Free Time
A reader voices concern over global debt, noting 93 nations owe the United States and interest totals from 1965, suggesting widespread solvency fears. He ponders who would foreclose if the world goes broke, joking about auctioning nations, and admits personal debt delays deep thinking.
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United States
Local families share weekend visits across Cameron and Rosebud
Clarkson news notes a series of weekend visits among the Ernsts, Skupins, Ottmers, Kohrings, Skalas, Dodds and McCollums. Deer season opened with a nine point buck brought home by George Dodd. Additional gatherings included Chip Kostrom and Mark Kostrom with Cameron grandparents and a barbecue dinner hosted by Melvin Posvar family.
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Sharp
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Otto Mayer
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Rosebud
George Dodd
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Stephenville
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