Mizzou topples Alabama 20 7 on Bryant field
Missouri shocked second ranked Alabama 20 to 7 on its home field. Dan Devine praised Mizzou's disciplined game plan, noting their bid to out execute Bryant's wishbone T and match power with precision.
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Southwest
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Ol’ Mizzou
Bear Bryant
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Conners
Ashes
Orantes
Forest Hills
Yale
Ara Parsegian
Notre Dame
Dan Devine
ABC
Bryant
Amendments Summarized for November 4 Public Vote
Public notice summarizes eight proposed constitutional amendments for voters in a special election on November 4. The Herald presents concise outlines of each amendment to inform the electorate ahead of the ballot.
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the Herald
Mizzou Rivalry Hints and a Virginia Pilgrim
The column muses on Missouri’s basketball season and suggestive doubts about Missouri’s struggles while noting a trek through a Virginia valley. It compares the author to Annie Dillard and reflects on memory as a driving theme in Thoreauian prose and nature writing. The piece alludes to Chesapeake Bay and Pennsylvania Virginia settings.
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Virginia
Tinker Creek
Chesapeake Bay
Meeting Set For Ginners and Producers at Buckholts
John Stiles new Cen-Tex Cotton Oil Mill manager will meet ginners and producers Friday morning September 12 at 9 a.m. at the SPJST Hall Buckholts. The Cen-Tex board seeks producer support to keep the Thorn dale mill operating. Bill McCutchen says the mill is vital to keep cotton a major local crop and livestock supplements affordable. The board proposes a producer cooperative open to all interested in cotton and mill operations.
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John Stiles
Cen-tex
Thorndale
SPJST
Buckholts
Stiles
Cen-Tex Board
Bill McCutchen
Ad Valorem Taxes Down From 1974 Budget Boosted to 877771
County commissioners adopted an 1976 budget of 877 771 up from 832 467 with general fund receipts at 207 795 vs 176 313 last year. Salaries remain the largest item at 200 234 as extra deputies were added. Jury and road funds are allocated with precinct budgets down in several districts. The tax roll was approved and a basement water problem discussed along with a 1800 payment for Outreach Center support.
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Adolph Gresak
L . McKinney
Gerald Vinton
C. D. Caffey
Austin State Hospital
Cameron Schools Return to Regular Hours
Cameron schools resume regular schedule with elementary dismissals at 3 p.m. Bus service runs 3:45 p.m. Kindergarten to second grade lunch 11:00–12:00, third grade 11:15–12:20, fourth and fifth 11:50–12:20, junior high 12:05–12:50, high school 12:05–12:50. Junior high dismisses 3:28, high school 3:45.
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Cameron
Cameron Public Library Announces New Hours
Cameron Public Library announces updated hours. Monday and Wednesday 2 30 to 5 30 p m. Tuesday and Thursday 10 30 a m to 7 30 p m. Friday and Saturday 9 a m to 4 p m.
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Cameron Public Library
Trustees Hear Principals Report On Enrollment And Renovation
School trustees heard principals report enrollment totals rising to 1663, with Ben Milam at 297 and Ada Henderson at 404. Charles Chubb noted Yoe High enrollment 529, new choral and environmental science classes, and Title 9 equity concerns. Buses were ordered, gym renovations planned, and space needs for kindergarten and media/special ed facilities discussed.
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Martin
Ada Henderson
O. J. Thomas
Bill Huffman
Supt. Dulin
Huffman
Jack Chubb
Yoe High
Chubb
Dulin
C. Titsworth
Morgan Tile Co
Belton
Epperson Electric
Cameron
John Henderson
Ceremonies Mark Cameron Bicentennial City Status
Cameron will be designated a Bicentennial City with a ceremony at Yoe Field before the Rockdale Cameron game. Supt. Dulin hosts. flags will be raised by Boy Scouts. Anne Simmons explains ARBC and presents certificates to Morrow and Mrs. Bush, with a Bicentennial flag to Mayor Blake.
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Yoe Field
Rockdale
Buddy Dulin
Boy Scouts
U. S
Texas
Maurena Corley
Yee High Band
Cameron Bicentennial Committee
Larry Morrow
Richard Bush
Betsy Brown
Supt. Dulin
Anne Simmons
State of
Mrs. Simmons
ARBC
Morrow
Bush
Gene Blake
Mary Jo Stroup
Irene Mees
Jim Lafferty
Livestock Emergency Credit Program changes in Texas
Milam County Farm ers Home Administration official Henry N Ivey announces changes to the Livestock Emergency Credit Act of 1974. The program continues to guarantee bank loans to farmers and ranchers in livestock production amid adverse conditions and runs through December 31 1976 with higher limits and term lengths.
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Henry N. Ivey
Farmers Home Administration
Milam County
Fmha
U. S. Department of Agriculture Rural Credit Agency
Ford
Ivey
Bell Telephone Seeks City Rate Increase At Cameron
Southwestern Bell Telephone requests a rate hike in Cameron to raise return on investment. Dennis Richter presents the plan at a city council meeting as rates would rise for business and residence lines. Council heard first reading of the ordinance and will vote after a second reading in 30 days.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Cameron
Dennis Richter
Bell
Lawrence Zotz
Gene Blake
Houston
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Hubert Knight
Ebony Club
West Cameron
Gene Lumpkin
Lumpkin
Jan Luecke
Lincoln Mondick
John Brashear
8Th St
St. Edward Hospital
Walter Wallace
Kent Butler
Stanislaw Dies In Accident
Ronald Stanislaw, in his early 20s, died after being struck by a car along Highway 36 at Rusk Street in Cameron. The driver was Maurice Lowrey, of Cameron. Police investigation continues and no charges were filed as of Tuesday night.
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Cameron
Rusk St
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Ronald Stanislaw
Maurice Lowrey
Adult Education Classes Start At Blessed Sacrament Church
Adult education classes begin Thursday at 7 PM in the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church educational building with Emma Rangel as instructor for ABE and GED courses including ESL. All interested invited. Guest speaker for the Mexican fiesta program on Sept 16 at 8 PM will be Rep. Dan Kubiak.
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Emma Rangel
Dan Kubiak
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