Cameron School Board moves to comprehensive planning program
The Cameron ISD trustees and building committee plan a preliminary study to project future needs for school facilities with professional counsel. Districts nearby such as Rosebud Lott Caldwell Taylor Temple Waco Brenham have ongoing expansions, signaling growth and a continuing five to ten year planning program.
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CISD
Rosebud-Lott
Caldwell
Taylor
Temple
Waco
Brenham
Renewal of Downtown Cameron Spurs Widespread Renewal
The article notes renewal spreading beyond downtown Cameron as relocations and remodeling expand to nine blocks and beyond. Buildings around the mall and courthouse square are being remodeled or reduced to usable size, signaling a broader modernization effort with ripple effects through the county seat. It frames downtown renewal as building up, not just tearing down, and likens it to a stone dropped in water.
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Cameron
Mall
Courthouse Square
County
Court Decision Leaves Reapportionment In Air
A Texas Supreme Court ruling leaves unresolved how to correct or redo a House redistricting bill that split 23 counties. Questions loom about emergency sessions, the Redistricting Board, and timing before 1973 elections. Gov. Smith argues for Board action. Atty. Gen. Martin contends a special session may be required.
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Texas
State Supreme Court
Austin
House
Senate
Constitutional
Legislative Redistricting Board
Preston Smith
Crawford Martin
Smith
Redistricting Board
Martin
Supreme Court
Prison Rodeo Promises Thrills In Annual Event
Huntsville edition highlights the 40th Texas Prison Rodeo at the $1 million stadium. The two hour show starts 2 p.m. with a 1 p.m. pre show by inmates. Guest stars include Dottie West, Connie Smith, Nat Stuckey, Charlie Walker, Waylon Jennings, and Porter Wagoner across October Sundays. Chuckwagon and chariot races cap each weekly program with 300 convicts applying for rider spots. District Attorney Tom Hanna chairs a committee amid a push for a simpler penal code. Five Texas industries receive Governor's Industrial Expansion Awards during October 13–14 ceremonies, listing Jimmy Dean Meat, Levi Strauss, Sprayberry Handbags, Gorman Peanuts, Vintage Homes.
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Texas
Jimmy Dean Meat Company
Plainview
Levi Strauss and Company
Amarillo
Sprayberry Handbags Inc
Clifton
Gorman Peanuts
Gorman
Vintage Homes Inc
Breckenridge
Outdoor recreation law and duty of care cases in 1971
A court framed vacation risks when a man sued a trailer park over poison ivy and a camper was injured by glass on a lake beach. Rulings distinguished natural outdoor hazards from man made negligence, and government liability for a bear warning. Public service feature by Will Bernard.
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Yellowstone National Park
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American Bar Association
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Will Bernard
Old Philosopher Comments on Urban Planning and Strikes
A reader writer complains about crowded cities and pollution, jokes about moving cities to mountains and coasting to work, and offers a mock National Strike Month. He notes the single presidential candidate for South Vietnam and ponders U.S. pullout.
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