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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1967

Page

6

Voter registration policies emerge for 1968 election

Texas Secretary of State John L Hill outlines registration rules in Austin. Registrars may assist applicants but the voter must supply and sign or mark the form. Bulk or bulk mail submissions are discouraged. Former Sen Spear leads a drive to boost registrations amid debate over attorney general opinions.

Vern Sanford Texas Press Association Austin John L. Hill Hill Gecess Franklin Spear Tocal Registry Spears Speas

Alpine Davis Mountains dam project and postwar city plans

Citizens of Alpine and Fort Davis back a Davis Mountains dam to feed a public lake for recreation. A postwar program backs a new city building with fire station and auditorium, plus water storage and sewer work. Also notes on local veterans, residents, and Marinthon area social updates.

Alpine Fort Davis Davis Mountains J.C. Eppeman F. E. Weyert M.alderson Frank Newsom Dr. C. Zaton J.K. Miller Dick Swartz Upstais L.b.starns New Town

Amblin Letters From Fort Davis Loyal Subscribers Gather News

James W. McClendon of Austin, former Texas Supreme Court judge, writes about Fort Davis and his longtime subscription to The Avalanche. He recalls Fort Davis Weekly Dispatch history, Alkire ownership, and later transfers to E.E. Smith and finally The Avalanche. The letter mentions local figures, Masonic ties, and community events, including a note about Hal Burnett. Nearby Lewisburg correspondent Hector Weldon shares memories of Brewster County and Ranch o News with anecdotes about cattle ranching and a casual alligator remark.

Avalanche James W. McClendon Austin State Supreme Court Fort Davis Texas Masonic Lodge Hal Burnett Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas Baptist Paisano Camp Ek Ae Weldon Hector Lewisburg Brewster County Alpine Rancho Big Bend

Texas Lags National Outdoor Recreation Acreage Averages

Data shows Texas averages 6.3 acres per 1000 residents for outdoor recreation land. This is 1,000 below the national average and 38.7 below the target suggested by the White House National Conference.

Texas White House National Conference On Outdoor Recreation

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