New Water Projects Packaged for Federal Review
Washington AP reports two sets of proposed water channel projects for Texas and nearby areas. The first group includes 16 diversions and 125 foot wide channels at Palacios with total federal costs around 145 million. A second list covers 20 projects to enlarge, deepen or maintain basins with an estimated federal cost near 404 million. Congress may authorize an omnibus flood control and navigation bill this year.
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Texas Building Sets New State Construction Record
In Texas last year total construction valuations reached a new peak, led by residential work at 52 percent and nonresidential activity near the year’s top level. Projections from Federal housing officials and the bureau anticipate 6 to 10 percent growth in 1962, with major projects including flood control levees and drainage works.
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Trolley Service Ends In Washington Amid Nostalgia
Washington observes the termination of trolley service with last cars due after midnight near the Navy Yard. Citizens recall historic streetcars, while officials pursue conversion to bus lines as part of widening highway plans and suburban growth.
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