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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1975
Page
2
Public notice lists subscription rates and area costs for Milam Trade area and elsewhere. It notes second class post office processing in Cameron Texas and cites the Congress act of March 1, 1879.
Milam County faces fire ant infestation as EPA restrictions limit pesticides. Texas A M agronomist Jack Bowmer notes ants growing in Cameron area and in South Milam County. He cites chemicals on EPA doubtful list, leaving communities to live with the pests. A suggestion proposes sterile male ants as a genetic approach.
No gender for No 1 appears in YHS sports with girls teams winning and the Yeomen and freshmen having strong seasons. Separately a Crump’s Grass Roots Comment argues high eyewear costs from state price advertising bans. cites Florida Georgia Alabama and Illinois Missouri price differences and calls FTC action.
In Austin a group led by Billie Carr threatens to challenge the new presidential primary law under the Voting Rights Act claiming winner take all provisions dilute minority delegates. They plan further meetings and consider uncommitted delegate slates and backing liberal candidates.
Congressman W R Poage says a broad desire among citizens to see their name in print fuels repeated assassination attempts on President Ford. He argues public figures attract danger and calls for removal of assassins and those who destroy property or steal.
A reader lampoons tax rules by proposing depreciation of a quarterback and even a wife, then shifts to critique of CIA, FBI, energy policy, and U.S. foreign strategy, suggesting the country is run by incompetents. The letter closes with signature J. A.
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