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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1971
Page
2
The Cameron budget totals 330,595 dollars, up about 10 percent from the previous year, with roughly 200,000 dollars allocated to services in streets, cemetery, fire, police, sanitation, health, library, trash collection and recreation. The text notes growing community needs and calls for extending recreation services and street improvements.
The President faces two potential Supreme Court appointments after Justices Black and Harlan retire. A 5-4 conservative tilt already exists and new picks could push the bench further right. The move echoes FDR era shifts and could redefine the executive, Senate, and court balance.
A court assesses compensation for lost or damaged personal items by original cost minus depreciation, focusing on the owner’s viewpoint. If part of a matching set is damaged, courts may award for the entire set, while purely sentimental value is generally excluded. Public service feature by the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas.
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes announced in Austin the appointment of five Texas Senate members to the Senate Interim Committee on Occupational Education. Chet Brooks will chair. members include Murray Watson, Jim Wallace, David Ratliff, and Mike McKool. The panel will review program funding, coordination, curriculum, teacher training, and licensing. It reports to the 63rd Legislature.
Gov. Preston Smith advocates competitive rates and no fault in a statewide overhaul announced at a national governors conference. A $175,000 Insurance Board survey, with independent experts, will study consumer needs and potential shifts to no fault and competitive rates alongside existing concerns from insurers and trial lawyers.
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