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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1970

Page

2

How Harmless This Nothing Affects Cities Across America

A 1960s cultural profile describes hippies gathering in parks from California to Europe, noting panhandling and wandering groups seeking a place to do nothing. The piece contrasts peaceful benches of Cameron with Haight Ashbury scenes and wonders about the cost of this movement.

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Hard-Hat Voter Dilemma Shapes 1980s Politics

The article analyzes how liberal Democrats and Republicans race to win blue collar support. It notes hard hats resist civil rights militancy and student protests while reacting to economic woes like inflation and unemployment. Both parties shift strategies to attract the hard-hat vote amid uncertain choices.

Senator Packwood Pushes Plan to Abolish Senate Seniority

Senator Robert W. Packwood of Oregon circulates for co sponsorship a amendment to reform Senate rules by electing standing committee chairs from the majority party and selecting ranking minority members by the minority party. He argues the seniority system is unfair, non merit based, and has made Congress a laughing stock. He cites past examples including Alben Barkley and notes a trial period could be tried and reversed if needed.

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Statewide highway funds cut and hospital worries escalate

The Texas Highway Commission cancelled December bid settings amid a $65 million cut to the Texas share of federal highway funds. The move follows a record pace in July and August payments to Texas contractors, part of a $210 million Texas allocation for 1971. Separate notes discuss rural hospital closures due to new Medicare rules, a push for compulsory school immunization, and Attorney General opinions on charity training licensing and city county health unit services.

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Shopping Cart Liability Rules Set By Court

A jury case outlines store liability for unsafe shopping carts. Myrtle sued after her baby fell from a worn strap, with the court deeming the cart unsafe and the store liable. Similar tests show liability when carts injure others or when an accident seems linked to negligence.

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Old Philosopher Warns Inflation Threat, Farmers Burdened

A reader critiques rising living costs and predicts 30 year inflation effects based on economists estimates. He questions how farmers will cope as prices for cars, homes, and groceries surge and urges price increases to avoid economic strain on agriculture.

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