Continued Problems May Put Off Coal Slurry Line
Houston Natural Gas and Rio Grande Industries push the San Marco Pipeline to move coal slurry from Colorado to Texas Gulf Coast plants. Colorado water rights battles, opposition from farmers, and railroad concerns threaten construction, with state hearings and legal rulings shaping the timeline for potential approval.
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Ganth Jones
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Colorado
Dave Keith
Houston Natural Gas
TeVe
Walter Cayen
Texas Railroad Association
Vem
Noustan Natural Gas
Texas Railroad Commission
Walsenburg
Colo Cido
Houston
Texas Gulf Coast
Cayen
al Texas Railrewill
Wyoming
San Antonio
Sn Fayette County
Iaven
Ipeline
Denver
Rio Grande Industries
San Marco
San Mateo
San Luis Valley
Alamosa
State of
Rio Grande
San Louis Valley
Colorado General Assembly
Keith
A Custodian Of A Vanishing American Art
Special Correspondent reports Jack McCutcheon and brother-in-law Charles Christian as custodians of Ozark chairmaking craft. They hand down pioneer methods, use native split oak and ash, and mentor Smithsonian scholars, claiming their work will outlast them through sturdy, simple, honest chairs.
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Jules Low
Boss Hollow
Ark
Jack McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Charles Christian
Ozarks
Jack
Charles
Jim Nichols
Charlie
Pioneers
Smithsonian — Institution
Washington
America
Ini Nichols
Alan
Kentucky
McCubheon
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