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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1972
Page
1
A column explores alter ego ideas beyond physical doubles, suggesting a nonphysical parallel formed through shared experiences and ambitions. It notes leadership, interpersonal bonds, and even pet companions as possible alter egos, praising Cameron Delphian Club for supporting the Dallas Symphony Orchestra return on January 16, 1973.
Secretary of State Bob Bullock proposes a unitary primary system to replace separate party polling places and cap election salaries. State Rep. Dan Kubiak notes cost overruns from 1972 show the need for economical operation, with many counties spending over ten thousand dollars. The plan aims to reduce clerks, unify ballots, and curb signatures on ballots, aligning with states already adopting centralized primaries.
Local Cameron police officers continue a 56 hour course in criminal investigation this week with training by Texas Department of Public Safety officers. The program covers criminal law burglary investigations interrogation mob and riot control and firearms training with instructors Arthur C. Butler James C. Shaw Harry S. Leach Floyd Hacker from Austin and Floyd Tippit from Hearne.
Cap Wolf reported to Sheriff Carl Black that six pieces of antique furniture were stolen from his West Main home on Saturday night. The theft was discovered Sunday with no leads. Separately, $900 in cash and checks from Milano School funds and the PTO was noted as stolen from the school office safe.
International conference discusses long term disposal of radioactive byproducts from power plants. AEC officials defend safety plans and emphasize solid form waste and structures built to endure 100 years. Alternatives include sea floor trenches and river delta dumping, with space disposal only after separating toxic elements.
The Yoe High senior class sponsors a powderpuff football game Friday at 7 30 p m at Yoe Field. Seniors and sophomores face juniors and freshmen. Admission is 1 25 for adults and 75 cents for students. Refreshments will be available.
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce and Evening Lions Club stage a downtown parade Saturday at 3:30 pm at Crockett and Main marking the holiday season. Nine floats enter including Santa sponsored by the Texas Highway Department. bands from Yoe High and Rogers High, local clubs, churches, and public safety units. Floats compete with $25, $15, and $10 prizes. Santa visits the courthouse from 4:30 to 6 pm, his only appearance this year.
Adults in Milam Lee Falls Burleson Robertson and part of Bell counties will take GED tests in Cameron and Rockdale this week and next. Tests are at Cameron Junior High School and Marlin Middle School with administrators Ruth Sharp Wayne Kirk Jack Ruzicka and Max McClaren overseeing the program. At least 57 adults in ABE classes are expected to attempt the five test series which certifies equivalence to a high school diploma. another series is planned for May.
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