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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1950

Page

9

Regan States His Position On National Issues In Bar Talk

Rep. Ken Regan spoke to the El Paso Bar Association on Tuesday, asserting states rights and opposition to further centralization. He touted a conservative record, backing the Kerr bill, aid to Europe, veterans, and limited wartime taxes while opposing socialized medicine and broad centralization. Regan highlighted Army service in World War I and pledged economy in government aligned with real American values.

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Inventory listing of packing supplies at the Avalanche

A catalog item shows inch and 1‑inch tape, cellophane tape in large rolls, dispensers, kraft gummed tape, and 11 2 inch rolls in 2 inch sizes available at the Avalanche.

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Alpine Texas Garbage Ordinance Defines City Waste Rules

An ordinance detailing garbage types, required receptacles, collection methods, and prohibited street deposits in Alpine Texas. It sets can sizes from five to thirty gallons, container placement rules, penalties, and monthly service charges for residential and commercial properties.

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Municipal garbage charge schedule adopted by Alpine

The ordinance sets monthly minimum garbage pickup charges by business type ranging from 0 to 7.50 dollars plus daily rates, with 10 day payment grace. containers over 30 gallons incur capacity based fees and improper placement may trigger extra charges. Violations are misdemeanor with fines over 10,000 and daily offenses. The measure was passed and approved June 1 1990 with signatures from Mayor Sienedohn W. Gillett and City Secretary Xeni Sonastove.

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