Lee College to Build New Baptist Student Union
Lee College plans a one story 3755 square foot Baptist Student Union at 317 Whiting replacing the old house. The brick building includes a recreation room, banquet space, kitchen, lounge, offices, classroom, prayer room, and library. Rev. Mack Smoke will direct and teach Bible courses. Bids due by 4 p.m. July 22 to architect James A. Davis.
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Trinity Canal savings pegged at 10 million dollars
Arlington report shows 1866 base figures for Trinity waterway, with 8.6 million of 227 million tons of area transport potentially moving by barge. 1985 projections expect 15.9 million tons moved. main goods include sand, gravel, iron, steel, chemicals, soda ash, phosphates, wheat and grain. Army Corps study, 15 to 1 benefit cost, sent to Congress for funding. Trinity Improvement Association expects appropriations next year. Fort Worth and Texas leaders weigh in on long-awaited project.
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Sun's Television Log Evening Schedule Fragment
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Government Faces Pension Pinch With Big Unfunded Liabilities
The Civil Service Commission says unfunded federal retirement liabilities reach 53.9 billion dollars. House hearings warn the current 19.0 billion retirement fund could be exhausted by 1988 without reform. Officials cite budgeting impacts, with rising later costs if funds aren’t set aside, as 3 million federal employees await future benefits.
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