Barbara Walters to Moderate Third Presidential Debate
Barbara Walters, ABC's first female evening news anchor, will moderate the third presidential debate. The League of Women Voters Education Fund funds the nationally televised event. Walters has edged into a co anchor role with Harry Reasoner as ABC News sees audience shifts.
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Walters reshapes news formats with new TV approach
Barbara Walters brings a mature, professional style to hard news and debates on ABC while CBS 60 Minutes offers a longer format and weekly prep. Observers note TV may need longer programs yet fear viewer attention spans. The debate coverage hints at a ratings breakthrough for ABC Evening News.
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Cameron Library Board Approves Annual Budget
Cameron library board approves an $11 821 55 budget for Oct 1 1976 to Sept 30 1977 and votes a $35 monthly raise for librarian Kathrine Looney. Income sources include city of Cameron 8 000 county 1 000 Friends of the Library 1 200 memorials 1 000 fines 100 and CD interest 621 55. A book committee was discussed with secretary Kay Green to contact proposed members.
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Chamber Plans Halloween Movie in Cameron Downtown
The Cameron Area Chamber of Commerce Trade Committee will host its annual Halloween film event on the downtown mall Saturday October 30. Dan Long, chair, announced cartoons featuring Wylie Coyote and the Road Runner will precede and follow the main feature Mad Magician. Cold drinks and popcorn will be sold and downtown Cameron businesses expect evening shopping.
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Flu Vaccine Clinic Set for Milam County Health Dept
A flu vaccine clinic is scheduled at the Milam County Health Department 209 S Houston on Sunday October 24 from 12 15 p m to 5 p m. Bivalent vaccine for adults 65 plus chronically ill 3 64 must show physician note. Monovalent A New Jersey Swine vaccine for healthy 18 64 year olds.
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New Christmas Decorations Planned for Cameron Mall
Cameron city officials and the Chamber of Commerce outlined plans for holiday decor in the downtown area. 12 foot green trees with stars, animated snowmen, and a Santa visiting chair are funded within a $2,000 budget.
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Meeting To Air School Tax Recommendations
A Texas meeting on November 1 at the Austin Municipal Auditorium will release findings on school district taxable value and finance recommendations. The study by the Governor's Office of Education Resources, under House Bill 1126, could shift public education costs to state funding and affect local property taxes. Rep. Dan Kubiak warns higher taxes may follow if statewide wealth levels rise beyond local estimates.
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