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Water bond vote urged by Amarillo taxpayers
Taxpayers in Amarillo pledge support for a water bonds vote on Saturday calling water a city lifeblood. They urge voters to back bonds while delaying decisions on dam plans and well sites, and to elect officials who will spend funds prudently. They clarify the bond issue will not be sold or obligated and that options on the Word site are not binding.
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Amarillo
Educational Committee of 100
Eugene S. Blasdel
Tex
H. E. Smith
J. H. Harris