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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1972
Page
2
The Yoemen showed poise on Friday night by forcing fumbles and recovering, breaking away from Taylors runners near the goal line and upsetting a strong club favored to win the opener. Cameron players exhibited calm courage under pressure.
Friends of the Library in Temple hosted a reception for sculptor James Brock, the second in three or four years. They may invite him to give a September sculpting demonstration, recognizing Brock's bronzed Western life realism amid local talent chatter.
A public service feature by the American Bar Association and the Texas State Bar Association discusses pre existing illness in health policies. It notes courts weigh discoverable symptoms and foreseeability, with cases on gall bladder pain and cataracts to illustrate when coverage applies or is denied.
A French engineer’s idea to bore a 35 mile tunnel under the Channel is revived with a 1980 completion target. Governments back a final study and a financing agreement while costs are estimated around 915 million dollars.
A reader questions root causes of vandalism after describing a farmer who moves his mailbox daily to collect mail and noting 11 000 pay phones damaged daily. The letter panels broader cynicism about solving problems by dodging them and references Watergate and bugging.
Senator Lloyd Bentsen urged a two part federal response to a fever tick outbreak that prompted a four county Texas cattle movement quarantine. He asked for funds to hire tick inspectors and traceback staff and to deploy cattle chute personnel, and sought an Emergency Grant from the EDA for livestock dipping vat construction. He praised Texas Animal Health Commission and USDA action but warned against a wide spread infestation from Mexico.
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