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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1972
Page
2
A private owned public institution promotes National Newspaper Week October 8 to 14. The piece says the newspaper serves the public including the literate and illiterate, with plans for expansion and ongoing engagement in controversy as a weekly norm.
A public meeting is scheduled for Tuesday October 17 at Cameron Methodist Fellowship Hall to discuss the proposed 1.25 million bond issue. Speakers will present to local clubs and the CISD district with a three week lead time before an October 28 bond call. The meeting offers a forum for questions and debate on the entire proposal. Mrs Vivian H Blair was named family life education specialist aging with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. Dr Wayne A Hayenga became economist agri business at Texas A&M University October 1. TAP will exhibit 23 Texas producers at the State Fair of Texas October 7-22 in the refurbished Texas Food and Fiber Pavilion.
Senator Paul J Fannin of Arizona defends the U S grain sale to the Soviet Union arguing the credit agreement was negotiated June 28 and announced July 8, that farmers still control about 83 percent of 1972 and old crop wheat stocks, and that exporters were not tipped off or favored. He asserts farmers benefit from higher export prices and that Russians received no special concessions.
A letter complains about home game blackouts for NFL teams in large cities and urges Congress to pass an anti blackout law. The writer cites Washington and the Redskins sellouts as examples and argues city life depends on keeping fans connected to home games. The piece then shifts to 1971 housing and wood construction trends with mentions of lumber, plywood, and beamed ceilings.
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