Ed Allison Ad Director In Cameron Addressed At Post Office
Ed Allison, advertising director for all OC departments, listed with contact 817 697-6671, filed as second class matter at Cameron Texas Post Office under the act for a fee of 9.75 dollars.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1976
Page
2
Ed Allison, advertising director for all OC departments, listed with contact 817 697-6671, filed as second class matter at Cameron Texas Post Office under the act for a fee of 9.75 dollars.
A Herald piece recalls Walter Cronkite’s remarks upon receiving the DeWitt Carter Reddick Award for achievement in communication. Cronkite praises physical courage, commitment to the truth, rejection of newsmaker favors, and maintaining access without becoming part of the inner circle. He notes journalists’ bias while stressing professional objectivity.
Officials urge Milam County residents to register by October 1 for the November general election. Registration forms are at the County Tax Office Safe Way Cameron Gaither Motor Co and Rep Dan Kubiak's Rockdale office. About 10 000 have already registered with a low turnout forecast nationally.
Texas officials led by Secretary of State Mark White Jr push a voter registration surge ahead of the October 3 deadline for the November 2 election. Estimated 6.2 million may be registered, about 75 percent of eligible voters, reflecting a surge from 1972.
The writer laments stagnant reading and writing skills despite high school diplomas and cites dropping SAT scores. He jokes about testing educators and officials, then shifts to 1977 model cars and gas mileage, cautioning that gains may fuel more driving. He closes with a note on chess terms.
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