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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1973

Page

2

All Departments Milam and Milam Trade Area Rates

The notice lists department contact AC 817 697-6671 and marks the publication as second class matter at the Cameron Texas post office. It states the publication occurs every Monday and Thursday with annual subscription rates of 7.00 for the Milam trade area and 8.00 elsewhere.

Cameron Texas Act of Congress Milam

Nixon tapes and impeachment talk echo through constitutional crisis

The column argues that executive actions over the Watergate tapes threaten the separation of powers. It notes the firing of Archibald Cox and the resignation of officials, while Richardson and Ruckelshaus remain influential Republicans. The piece cites Senate oversight and a forthcoming release of the tapes as pivotal to constitutional procedure.

Archibald Cox Kennedy Congress Richardson Agnew Ruckelshaus Nixon Senator Stennis Cox Grand Jury White House

Railroads face funding and fuel challenges in 1973 editorial

An ae Titusville Herald editorial urges federal aid for railroads citing 1972’s record 780 billion ton miles and energy efficiency advantages. It argues trucks should curb long hauls to address refinery bottlenecks and petroleum shortages, despite strong trucking lobbying.

Hugh Scott Ae Titusville Herald Eax Business Week Washington

Hobby urges reversal of new Texas water standards

Lt. Gov. Hobby with Gen. Sherman calls on Nixon and Texas lawmakers to reverse National Water Resources Council standards set to take effect October 25. They warn the policy harms federal state cooperation and could halt major Texas water projects and environment funding.

Texas National Water Resources Council Bill Hobby Hobby Max Sherman Amarillo Texas Water Advisory Councils Nixon Bill Meier Euless Meier Price Daniel Jr

Old Philosopher Laments Jackrabbit Stereotypes

Reader complains that TV ads portray jackrabbits negatively to sell products. He argues such “species-ism” harms perception of rabbits and urges ads to avoid animal stereotypes and simply reference quick or slow starts. He notes rattlesnakes and brown spiders are exceptions due to danger.

The Family Lawyer On Adoption and Belief in God

A ABA public service piece by Will Bernard discusses whether belief in God should affect adoption decisions. It notes courts have struck down mandatory religious belief while allowing case by case judgments where matching faith or prompt placement influences parental fitness.

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