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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1977
Page
2
Frank M. Luecke as Editor and Publisher announces newspaper schedule and subscription rates. All departments contact AC 817 697-6671, Cameron Texas. Post Office entry confirms second class matter under 1879 act. Milam area rate $8.75 elsewhere $9.75.
The Herald commends the Ada Henderson and Yee High School interior upgrades as constructive responses to basic needs in rest rooms cafeterias and labs. It notes tight funding and constant need for improvements in the gym field house and CISD system while supporting past bond issues and praising current administration efforts.
The Texas Insurance Board halts new auto insurance rate increases as State Farm reports a $17.5 million dividend rebate to stockholders. Other carriers announce large rebates while higher rates linger nationwide. With a 55 mph limit, fewer accidents are cited, prompting questions about industry profits and consumer protection.
The Hatch Act debate returns as H.R.10 would weaken safeguards. A White House memo recalls using federal workers in campaigns. Critics warn of subtle coercion while supporters stress preserving government integrity and citizen rights. President Carter backs union efforts to rewrite the act.
A reader laments TV's impact on students and politics. He cites a national study linking TV watching to falling SAT scores and argues pre TV youths read, learned capitals, and memorized facts, praising past literacy and warning of modern violence on screen.
Austin report warns that a Texas criminal justice plan could see crime double by 1980 based on 1973-76 FBI data and 1976 DPS figures. It cites rising murder rape burglary and assault rates, warns of an overburdened system, and notes data reliability concerns. The piece also covers grain theft crackdowns and political appointments.
The article covers seeking temporary alimony and child support through a lawyer, including inventory and accounting orders, and notes disinheriting a child is allowed in Texas while contesting a will requires lack of mental capacity, execution defects, or fraud.
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