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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1972
Page
2
A department contact line lists AC 817 697 6671 for public inquiries. The notice states the newspaper is entered as second class matter at the Cameron Texas Post Office and published on Mondays and Thursdays with annual subscription rates of 6.50 in Milam and 7.50 elsewhere.
A rural share remains 7 percent of the population while 93 percent seek open spaces. The text notes 12,000 Milam Countians in Cameron Rockdale and Thorndale and 8,000 commuting to larger towns. It predicts a new non-metro resident type bridging city suburbia and countryside as a proto type for the 21st century.
The piece argues that revenue sharing could shift national taxes back to local units, boosting competent city county and state government while risking further central deficits. Milam County will receive 270 453 dollars over five years from Texans tax payments, illustrating formula driven transfers and potential tax relief.
Austin report notes Gov. Preston Smith capped a turbulent special session with declarations of progress on insurance reform and other items. Despite a legislative logjam, he announced plans for thorough regulatory reform and warned a new session would be fruitless, citing measures from offshore port planning to youth offender age definitions and hurricane windstorm pool adjustments.
IRS has a Rent Watch program to prevent rent increases for Social Security recipients in public housing. Phinney says increases will be small and not automatic, as rents are reviewed annually by housing authorities. Some tenants may see rises this month or next, depending on local policies and income reviews. If questions arise, contact IRS for guidance or referral to the proper agency.
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