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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1973
Page
2
All departments listing with a phone number 817 697 6671 enters as second class mail at Cameron Texas Post Office under 1879 act. Published every Monday and Thursday with annual subscription rates Milam trade area seven dollars elsewhere eight dollars.
The piece links Spiro Agnew to national reform debates sparked by Maryland and Sharpstown. It notesWatergate and Agnew's resignation influence, Agnew's endorsement of Gerald Ford, and his postresignation remarks on election reform while recalling Francis Bacon’s fall from power and writing.
Milam County highway supervisor earned second place and a cash prize from Lady Bird Johnson for highway beautification at a ceremony near Stone Wall and Lyndon Johnson State Park. Judges praised Milam roadways noting a shift toward scenic, well built rural highways amid Texas highway pride.
Austin warns Texans face natural gas shortfalls this winter as Jim Langdon of the State Railroad Commission cites propane scarcity and heavy distillate needs from November through March. He notes potential reductions in out of state shipments and calls for offshore ports, shale oil, and coal use to shore up supply with domestic reserves.
In a letter to the editor J A proposes a Senator swap: four years in Washington and two on a farm. He jokes the job may push him to appreciate agriculture, while noting politicians forgets who they serve. He suggests some lawmakers, and even editors, might benefit from farm life.
A court ruled a property owner liable for a fatal trap set under a stage to deter trespassers, rejecting humanity as a defense against dangerous traps. Other cases favored milder barriers like a barbed wire fence, and courts traditionally permit force to protect homes when there is threat to people. Public service feature by the American Bar Association.
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