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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1972

Page

8

Industry Claims Eggs Not Heart Disease Villian

The Poultry and Egg National Board president told Texas A&M's Nutrition Conference there is no solid evidence that eggs cause heart disease. He cited findings that eggs are not villains for cholesterol and urged scholarly, unbiased research against biased attacks from health advocates and media. The NCEN has published a Position Paper noting that eating eggs does not necessarily raise serum cholesterol in the average person.

College Station Poultry and Egg National Board L. A. Wilhelm Chicago Texas A&m University American Heart Association Inter- Society Commission For Heart Disease Resources The National Commission On Egg Nutri Tion Wilhelm NCEN

Bowling League Scores and Highs From Local Meet

Readable scores show Taylor Meat led with high game 222 and 587 series by Bennie Mayer. Yoakum Housemoving and First National Bank posted solid averages led by Carolyn Os tender and Ann Backhaus. Other top names include Joyce Magee, Bessie Robinson, Jane Canning, Mable Wright, and Betty Backhaus with notable 4xx sums.

Taylor Meat Yoakum Joe Gaitthers Steelworkers Ie R. Electronics Coca Cola Photo-Wright Bennie Mayer Yoakum Carolyn Ostender Gaithers Betty Backhaus First National Bank Ann Backhaus Joyce Magee Magee Neal Rockdale Electronics Bessie Robinson Jane Canning Mable Wright Lariede Miller Theg

State and Federal Funding Sought for Central Texas Justice Plan

The Central Texas Council of Governments seeks 1.755 million dollars in state and federal funds to support 47 regional criminal justice projects for seven counties Mills San Saba Hamilton Lampasas Bell Coryell and Milam. Local 15 percent match required. Primary emphasis on updating regional law enforcement radio systems.

Central Texas Killeen Temple

MHB Receives Meadows Foundation Grant for Hall Renovation

Mary Hardin Baylor College president Dr Bobby Parker announced a $5,000 Meadows Foundation grant from Dallas to furnish and equip Goodman Recreation Hall as part of the renovation. Meadows, a Dallas charity focusing on education, gives its first gift to MHB while Moody Foundation of Galveston recently funded a $60,000 expansion.

Bobby &. Parker Mary Hardin- Baylor College Meadows Foundation of Dallas Goodman Recreation Hall Parker Moody Foundation of Galveston Meadows Foundation Mary Hardin - Baylor

Hawaii trip cited by Gause visitors and local families

Preston Bowling and Paul Sherman of St Louis visited Gause August 27 and traveled to Dallas then Hawaii. They toured Pearl Harbor and volcanic sites while Mrs Sarah Bowling hosted relatives in California and Texas. Other locals hosted visitors, shared travel news, and reported Hawaii memories and reunions.

Preston Bowling Paul Sherman St. Louis Missouri Gause Sarah Bowling Dallas Hawaii Honolulu Pearl Harbor National Cemetery Sarah Preston Christian Endeavor Organization Los Angeles Calif Gladys Hohenhaus San Diego Austin Lucille Ivey Mildred Ely Will Faulkner Hearne George Blands Humble J. W. Bland J. A. Young J. T. Young Marlin W. M. Egleson Jerry Sherry Lockhart Ruby Shafer Hanover M. L Palmer Elgin Ora Todd Bill Todd Baytown Edinburg James Oran Todd Judy San Antonio San Juan Travis Neely J. O. Todds Old Mexico Bill Todds Todd BoBo Todd Jack Pharris Stephanie Bill Todd Jr Paul Houston G. R. Warner Oahu Chloe Island Nixon Don Ho Slays Sandra Slay Wayne Lees Craig Kelly Lance Kristi Ila Mae Lee Wayne

California Leads Nation in Veterans Population at 28.8 Million

The VA reports for fiscal year 1972 show the nation’s veteran population at 28.8 million, with California home to over 3.1 million veterans and an average veteran age of 44.7. Texas follows with 1.43 million, while New York and Pennsylvania register 2.6 and 1.8 million respectively.

California Jack Coker Waco Veterans Administration Coker Texas New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Michigan New Jersey Florida Alaska Massachusetts Wyoming Vermont Nevada

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James Connally E Tech Ents. Wilhelm CTCOG MHB Meadows Ena Io Ts ‘Et Orvil Gause News Edward Dworaczyk Garry Alamo Brackenridge Park Keith S&h VDT Ale Wieners Talmadge Farm U.S Mary Baker Kraft Golden Shore Washington Lexington Livestock Commission Lexington, Texas
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