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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
8
Barron’s front page editorial questions the collapse of the New Economics inspired by Lord Keynes. It notes rising taxes, cautious spending, and doubts about government tools, urging spending restraint and realistic policy to curb inflation.
Aerial views show vast recreation areas and protected lands but near ground level natural beauty remains fragile. The author urges public cooperation to curb litter and pollution along highways and beaches.
In early electrical days municipalities funded and constructed local power utilities. The municipal movement peaked in 1923 with 3 084 such systems, reflecting a surge in public ownership and local electrification efforts.
The article discusses the shift from municipal to private utility ownership, noting private investors built and provide power while paying taxes, and federal programs like TVA and Bonneville remain tax subsidized. It argues investor owned utilities supply most power and support U S leadership in power production.
Legislators and water leaders welcomed the Water Development Board plan for a 3.7 billion dollar statewide system. The program envisions reservoirs on the Antonio Guadalupe and Lavaca Navidad rivers linking to a 190 mile canal to the Lower Valley, with 14 existing and 46 proposed reservoirs and a West Texas water study. It also discusses recharge projects, potential Columbia River water imports by 1985, and regional development to address drought and growth across Texas.
Fort Stockton voters will decide on a 1.6 million dollar bond to build a new elementary school and improve existing facilities in a June vote. The plan aims to support district expansion and modernization across campuses.
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