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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1969

Page

6

Adequate Water Amendment No 2 for 16th District

The amendment authorizes the Texas Water Development Board with two thirds of the Legislature to issue 3.5 billion dollars in bonds to finance Texas water plan. It targets irrigation for 311000 acres in Trans Pecos with 186.4 million dollars annual local impact, plus 40000 acre feet to Pecos and 200000 to El Paso for municipal use. Construction costs total 285.3 million dollars with imported water as a secure supply.

16Th Congressional District Texas Water Development Board Texas Water Development Board Texas Water System Trans-Pecos Pecos el Paso 16Th

Texas watchdog panel eyes Sept. 1 auto rate report

Gov. Preston Smith says a special committee on Texas auto insurance rates should report by September 1. Former Gov. Price Daniel leads the group amid doubts a deadline is feasible. The panel hears from industry reps while the governor urges rates rise only when absolutely necessary with clear explanations.

Vern Sanford Texas Press Association Austin Preston Smith Texas Price Daniel Smith Capitol State Board of Insurance U. S. House Ways and Means Committee Congress Ben Barnes Atty Martin Barnes Mes Wilson State Compreller

Fowler Fare by Wick Fowler

A satirical column critiques crime punishment boots, moon travel, meat prices, and space funding. It jokes about horse population rebounding to seven million and flawing transport costs. It mocks moonship future, diet terms, and cigarette tax debates.

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Big Bend Park article boosts Texas publicity across papers

JIM GLASSCOCK notes AP writer Ben Funk sparked wide notice for Bi Bend National Park with a Miami Herald travel spread reprinted coast to coast. Readers learned of the Big Bend’s history and beauty, while Alpine and Brewster County amid reader mail and clips from many papers echoed the feature.

Associated Press Ben Funk Bi Bend National Park San Antonio Express Fort Worth Star-Telegram el Paso Times Sundial Dallas News Philip Kimball Albrook Air Force Base Canal Zone Avalanche Miami Herald Big Bend Park Phil Big Bend Texas Big Ben National Park

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