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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
2
At the Cameron Texas Post Office the Act of Congress notice publicizes weekly newspaper publication details. It lists annual subscription rates with Milam Trade Area set at eight dollars and elsewhere at nine dollars for the period.
Comptroller Bob Bullock in September weighs the price tag of a new constitution. He argues that the final cost hinges on future decisions by legislators city officials courthouses and school boards, while the governor faces constraints from the annual sessions clause.
The writer discusses shark teeth washed ashore near Florida Gulf and muses on Thoreauvian observation and constitutional wisdom. Annie Dillard's Pilgrim age prompts memories of Emerson and a life of reading, with praise for the author’s skill and guidance to readers.
Senator McGovern calls for action on an international blood plasma market. He cites 30,000 U.S. deaths from infected transfusions and alleges unscrupulous blood banks, with FDA regulation limited to plasma for human use while lab plasma remains unregulated.
The 229th District Judge O P Carrillo faces a Corpus Christi federal tax case this week. Senate delays trial to September 29 and adopts impeachment procedures. Carrillo’s 170 page answer to the House charges challenges their sufficiency while the trial awaits testimony in Austin.
A reader argues that government intrudes into business and business intrudes into government citing USPS price hikes ahead of Christmas and a Chicago teachers strike. He notes the December stamp rise follows years of inflation and criticizes shifting blame to parents as he laments the changing meaning of the word chore.
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