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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1970
Page
2
A Cameron First Methodist Church dinner honors area law officers amid national tensions over law and order. The piece notes police face ridicule and threats, with the public pendulum toward appreciation as officers are defended and celebrated for their service.
A court case framing visitors ethics and liability. It covers a Webster family injury from a two year old in a toy toss, premises fault with back stairs, and a non fault accident on cement. The ruling emphasizes reasonable care toward guests and limits on foreseeability.
Multiple families from Waco Cameron Temple Rosebud and Little River visited friends and relatives in Burlington and surrounding areas over several days. Guests included the Murffs Kelm Stoebner Krause and Polk families among others with several overnight stays and Saturday and Sunday get togethers.
Pierce Uzzell of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department argues that killing spike bucks strengthens the deer herd and boosts chances for future trophy bucks. He cites nutrition as a key factor in antler development and notes spike bucks weigh less. overstocked ranges mean lower harvest rates, making protection of spike deer counterproductive.
Mary Hardin Baylor College receives a 1500 grant from an anonymous area foundation to aid nursing students in the Scott and White Department of Nursing. President William G. Tanner says the gifts have strengthened the nursing program and ongoing support is appreciated. The note mentions Nobel Prizes first awarded in 1901.
Auction barn officials report 750 cattle and 2 hogs consigned with prices paid across categories. Steers, cows, calves, and hogs ranged from common to premium grades, with steers 26.00 to 31.00 per hundredweight and hogs No 1 to 3 at 19.00 to 20.00. Cows and calves sold up to 260.00 for Good milk-tested pairs and calves, hogs topped at 20.00.
The Fore people of New Guinea are reported to be uniquely affected by kuru, a progressive neurological disorder described as 100 percent fatal in the source.
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