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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1969

Page

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City Council Adopts 287 897 Budget With Tax Rate Maintenance

Cameron city council approves a 287 897 budget for 1969 70 with a 1.45 valuation tax rate. Anticipated revenue rises to 109 912 and general fund carryover 34 974. Budget includes 160 034 salaries plus 65 610 for projects and 223 000 waterworks and 141 000 sewer bonds outstanding.

E City Council Ter Sewer Department City Hall N.fe. Cameron City of East 7Th Cameron Public

Architecture of Mexico described as vital pictorial study

Hans Beacham formerly of Meron publishes The Architecture of Mexico Yes erday and Today Architectural Publishing Co New York with photos linking pre Hispanic to modern Mexican forms. Book praised for unity authority and vivid inter cultural relationships in a brisk review noting Candella and South American influence and concrete innovation ahead of U.S. practice.

Hans Beacham Meron Mexico Architectural Publishing Co New York the Herald New York City Press Beacham Mexico D. F TIM London Tims Unis Mentcan Dallas Felix Candella Mexico City Great Southwest Corp Fort Worth-Dallas Six Flags Great Southwest Port Worth-Dallas Candella Yeacham

Rosebud Seeks Ist Win Over Yeomen at Yoe Field Friday

Rosebud, 0-2, travels to face the 1-1 Yoemen at Yoe Field Friday at 6 p.m. Coach Hal Stanisaw reports some illness sidelined starters Dale Schigut and A J Hurtik but expects them to start. Cameron is rotating about 20 players for varsity and junior varsity as Rosebud aims for its first win and to halt Marlin and Groesbeck losses from earlier.

Yoemen Neighbor-O The-North Rosebud Yoe Field Dale Schigut A. J. Hurtik Hal Stanisaw Aimilar Cameron Stanislaw Rosebud Marlin Groesbeck Panthers Yeomen Luther Alexander Jack Turner Goats Turner Raymon Puente

Saturday Last Day For Banking Hours In Three Towns

Banks in Cameron Buckholts and Rockdale will have their last Saturday hours on September 27. From October 1 they will stay open three hours longer on Fridays and close Saturdays. Friday hours will be 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Monday to Thursday hours remain 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local offices also switch to five day weeks.

Cameron Buckholts Rockdale

City to Install New Stop Signs in Cameron

Cameron plans to add twenty three stop signs at intersections to curb crashes averaging sixteen monthly. Police say not all accidents occur at intersections but lack of signs contributes to confusion. A Tuesday collision at Sixth and North Houston left Tomas Vega with minor injuries. Melvin Weems received a ticket for failing to yield right of way.

Cameron John Shearin Texas Tomas Vega Sixth North Houston Vega Melvin Weems

Red Cross Aids Local Families Through Small Acts

The Cameron Red Cross aids elderly citizens, Milam County families, and servicemen with groceries, medical supplies, and urgent blood work. Milam United Fund backing supports 11 blood drawings, 280 inquiries on service men, and dozens of volunteers, doctors, and nurses.

Red Cross Cameron United Fund National American Red Cross Camille H. D. Maxwell Milam County Maxwell Vietnam U.S.O Teen Club Dana Kestenbaum United Fund Drive United Fund

Communities elect ASC committees across Milam County

Milam County farmers elected ASC committee members in the September 17 mail ballot. Results listed by location and position, with delegates to the county convention. Committee duties include administration of farm programs and various subsidy and loan plans.

Milam County ACS ASC ASCS Clarkson Wiliam J. Crenan Jerry Skala George A. Dodd Pronk Kratochvil Albert Dorner Maysfield Willis Looney H. M. Yager Robert H. Foster Kenneth Willy Joe Pagadh Milano W. K Kornegay Lee Keen Raymond Slay J. T. Todd Jeroy Nelson Rockdale Pete A. Keen J. L. Devers L. L. Keen Bill Payne Perry Luetge Thorndale Charles Becker Frwin Fuessel Douglas M. Phillips Clarence Henest Melvin Weise Sharp H. C. Pope Wayne C. Lawrence D. Taylor Henry W. Abel Sam P. Dolehite Bukbels W. E. Beckhusen Henry Vaculin Doyal Arnold J. . Walzer Sr Glenn FB. Fischer Cameron Victor J. Vaculi Johnnie Richter Joe Ford Joe Mucek G. A. Tucker

Schiller Named VP at Texas State Technical Institute

Milton Schiller named one of five vice presidents of the Texas State Technical Institute. He will lead the Rio Grande Campus in Harlingen and be based in the Connally Tech executive offices in Waco. The appointments follow the legislature rename of Connally Tech to TSTI.

Milton Schiller Texas State Technical Institute Schiller Rio Grande TSTI Harlingen Connally Tech Waco Texas James Connally Technical Institute Cameron Mid-Continent Amavile Rebifer

Victory Bell moment captured by Cameron at Herald

The Herald Cameron feature highlights a camera shot of the Victory Bell celebration on page 5 Doors of Yar and notes other local items such as school district warnings, growing costs of living discussions, and upcoming community features across sections.

Cameron Yar Austin Saddle Club New Plymouths Rogers

Sgt. Cox Honored At USAF Ceremony

Master Sgt. Charles C. Cox, son of Mrs. W. W. Cox of Cameron, received the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at his retirement ceremony at Sheppard AFB Texas. A 30 year veteran he was cited for outstanding professional skill knowledge and leadership. He is a 1935 graduate of Yoe High School and served during the Korean War.

Charles C. Cox W. W. Cox Cameron Sheppard Afb Texas Yoe High School

Alcoa Rockdale Works to add eighth potline in December

Alcoa Rockdale Works will become the nation’s largest primary aluminum producer when its eighth potline starts in December, boosting capacity to 275,000 tons per year. The plant now employs 1,415 workers with plans to hire 103 more before operation begins, as growth since 1961 continues.

Alcoa Rockdale H. I. Chrisco Rockdale Works

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