Cameron Sparks a Modern Wave Across Texas Regions
A narrative piece outlines sweeping changes in Cameron amid rising female empowerment and industrial growth. It lists notable residents and figures from cities like Buckholts Maysfield Temple Huntsville Austin Kerrville Houston San Antonio Dallas and others, highlighting a sense of national modernization and urban renewal.
City Adopts 1971 72 Budget On Regular Session
The city council approved a 330 595 budget for 1971 72 up 28 544 from last year s 302 051 Revenue sources include 78 002 from taxes assessed values 51 655 carry over from general fund 129 658 and 55 000 estimated from a 1 sales tax to total 200 937 Other revenues cover delinqu ent taxes police fines street department garbage electric and plumbing inspections and bond transfers from water and sewer departments Street department expenses total 56 224 Cemetery 4 238 Fire department 15 171 for truck driver marshals repairs and supplies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Water and Sewer Department
Sanitation
Recreation Department
League of Texas
City Hall
Ledbetter Park
Industrial Foundation
Sewer Department
Ed Magre
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. A. Perrin
Salvation Army Plans Local Drive And Aid Network
The Salvation Army, funded by Cameron United Fund, begins a $10 400 drive in October as one of six agencies supported locally. An annual budget allocation of 2100 supports local welfare and statewide services, with aid for groceries lodging utilities rent and medical needs. Disaster relief and rehabilitation programs are described along with a hospital case update and city budget items including police and sanitation funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron United Fund
Salvation Army
United Fund
Little League
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Cameron
Camp Hoblitzelle
Midlothian
Dallas
Service Unit
Forrest Sapp
Army
Correctional Services and
Missing Persons Bureau
Harbor Light
City planners analyze school growth needs through 1990
Camer on plan recommendations cite under sized sites for the high school and two elementary campuses. They urge land acquisitions between 10th and 15th Streets and east of Washington Avenue. A proposed reorganization would shift Henderson and Ada structures to junior high and create a joint junior senior high facility east of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Dodson
15Th Streets
Washington Avenue
CISD
Orchard Street
West 8Th Street
West 6Th Street
West 7Th Street
Orchard Stret
Yee
Milam
Henderson
Ada Henderson
12Th
13Th
Lamar Ave
Washington
15Th
Washington, 12Th
13Th Streets
Burns Avenue
Lee Avenue
Lee
12Th Street
Yee High School
West 15Th Street
West 14Th Street
Yeemen and West set for clash after Bell loss
The Yeemen travel to face unbeaten West Trojans at 8 p.m. on the road after last Friday’s trench battle. Injuries include Lonnie Scott ill and David Hollas limited knee rehab. Last week Cummings led rush with 63 yards on 11 carries and Knight had 79 on 19 runs as Whiteside and Turner chipped in with receiving and kicking duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeemen
Trojans
Lonnie Scott
David Hollas
Sam Knight
Richard Cummings
William Whiteside
Jimmy Bailey
Cummings
Will Turner
Jackie Chubb
Whiteside
Knight
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San Antonio
Dodson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Houston
City Water Department
HI LO
Yoe
Marilyn Hauk
Joe Jistel
Randy Tumlinson
Joe Vaculin
Jim Bailey
George Whiteside
David Fritz
Mike Troy
Paul Vaculin
Donnie Tucker
Willis
Jaco
Gerek
Culp
Glomb
Kolar
Wilkerson
Cernosek
Sullivan
Harkins
Prentiss McGoldrick
Darrell Schneider
WEST
Hand
Juco
Walker
Coleman
County
Minerva
Joe Tomerlin