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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
2
City of Belton passes a rule requiring removal of junk automobiles within 10 days after notification. The issue is common in Cameron and other communities as cleanup and modernization efforts continue along highways and streets.
Cameron High School gains AAA status in the Interscholastic League along with Georgetown signaling growth in enrollments and a potential 10 team Central Texas league. The change follows past adjustments and aligns Cameron with other area schools moving up to AAA.
A grassroots comment argues congressmen should warn the public about chemicals. The piece notes Ryan has no chemistry degree, yet his stance gets attention. A separate report from Rabat cites 682 foreigners converting to Islam in Morocco over the past decade per official figures.
Labor leaders in Texas announce 1972 goals led by Ralph Yarborough with possible endorsement conditions for governor and Senate races. They seek a six million voter roll by 1972, show polling on Yarborough versus Barnes and Briscoe, and favor Humphrey for president over Wallace and Nixon.
The United States clashes with Britain, the Soviet Union and Sweden at the U N Commission on Narcotic Drugs in Geneva over a $13 million fund to fight drug abuse. US official John Ingersoll calls the world drug problem an emergency and urges greater contributions while others doubt motives and feasibility. Turkey to halt opium in 1972 and Iran resumes production after a 15 year gap amid calls to curb demand and tighten anti trafficking efforts.
Dear editor notes a new pollution type noise pollution. He cites jet planes horns and city traffic as nuisances, mockingbird songs and late night music as exceptions, and predicts legal battles over how to define noise.
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