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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1972
Page
1
A readable line lists individuals associated with several locales including CAMERON-Ray Lester BUCKHOLTS and BURLINGTON with names such as Delfin Schiller Lydia Rubac Joe Zajicek and A R Jungmann. Additional entries mention AUSTIN HOUSTON and others like Mrs. Baker and Rev. C E Wierth.
A fragmented OCR list presents several names across U S places including Huntsville McGregor Odessa Belton Dallas Texas City La Marque Virginia Kansas Nebraska Pennsylvania Gregory Longview and others. The text reads like a directory or notice of individuals with affiliations or locations, but lacks full context or actions.
A Dallas woman remained in serious condition at Providence Hospital after a Thursday morning incident. Her husband was attempting to move his car off South Valley Mills Drive when the vehicle rolled and trapped her against a chain link fence, causing internal and head injuries.
Milano police report a burglary at the Milano school office netting more than $900 in cash and checks from school funds and the PTO. Entry was made via a rear window. a hasp was broken and the dial and handle on the safe were removed. Superintendent R L Porter called it a professional job.
Fred Simank age 56 of Rockdale remained in critical condition at a Temple hospital after a one vehicle wreck on Farm Road 1786 last Wednesday. State trooper Larry Hester said the pickup ran off a curve, overturned, the cab separated from the chassis and Simank was thrown onto the highway.
The Hearne City Council approved a $50 Christmas bonus for all city employees after a lively debate on cash versus turkey. The decision favors employees, with the $50 bonus seen as the clearer win.
The Christmas Partners Program of the Belton Welfare accepts toys clothing and items for needy Belton families. Individuals families and groups participate and gifts will be delivered December 22 and 23.
The McGregor Bulldogs nearly earned a District 22 AA spot against Rosebud Lott after a coin toss Friday night. West Trojans followed with an 18 7 win over Midway Panthers before two lucky spins determined the final outcome. Other co-champions McGregor and Clifton have returned for another year.
A fixeman committee of representatives from Lampasas and Coryell counties is formed to study potential water sources for future supply needs. Growth and higher usage have nearly exhausted Sulphur Creek, the current source.
Milam County estimates total agricultural income for 1972 at 24.73 million dollars including government payments. Beef cattle contribute about 8.18 million, a near million rise from 1971, while cotton yields fell despite high acreage. Grain sorghum and other crops show gains but prices remained weak.
About 80 people are expected at the Tejas Boy Scout recognition banquet at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 27, at Rockdale New Salem Home Demonstration Clubhouse in Fair Park. Jim Carter and Jimmie Greene lead the event honoring unit leaders and volunteers from Cameron, Rockdale, Rosebud, Buckholts, Bremond, Franklin, Thorndale, Calvert and Milano. Hub Bechtel will be principal speaker. he is a long time Scout volunteer and former UT star.
Two men died and three were injured in three separate crashes Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Milano teen Thomas Clint Blackburn died in a two car collision near Milano, while El Campo truck driver Donald Ray Bankhead was crushed when a trailer fell on him east of Rockdale. Rockdale resident Bennie Dacy was hurt in a motorcycle accident, with hospital treatment for a broken leg. Funeral services for Blackburn were held in Rockdale, with survivors including his parents, a sister, and grandparents. A fire department responded to a pickup truck fire near Little River.
State Representative Dan Kubiak praised democracy and American liberties at Cameron Country Club during the Lions Ro Tarians joint meeting. He urged vigilance to preserve freedoms, urged civic duty, and cited the role of industry and volunteer citizenship in sustaining the nation.
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