94 Billion Needed for Texas Water Facilities
Texas water planners say 94 billion dollars are needed to meet future needs through large reservoirs and a proposed canal from Sabine to the Lower Rio Grande. The study by the Reclamation Bureau and a state commission cites uneven rainfall, with 62 percent of Texas land and 80 percent of its population in study basins. Projections include upstream transfers, major conveyance projects, and a 50 mile inland canal costing 411 million dollars to move water from East Texas to drier regions.
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Baifor
Texas
Mae Parnens
John Connaily
Tom Johnson
Associated Press
Lo. Penne
AUS
the Commission
Sabine
Rio Grande
Reclamation Bureau
Study ‘Commission
Ney
Sabine River
Texas - Louisiana
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Coast
Bureau
San Antonio
Cucro
Cibolo
Midland-Odessa
Stacy
Fox
Burleigh
el Paso
Louisiana
Yangtze River Basin
China
Crosby Army Officer Returns From German Duty
Crosby community notes a two year U S Army tour in Germany ends as Lt. Cha Ruckman and family of 5020 Glen Haven Bayt reunite with parents Mr and Mrs Cha Ruckman. The item also mentions a large family gathering with about 100 attendees and a separate report of a Battalion Battle Ground tour by the English summer school class to San Jacinto sites and the Texas battleship.
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del. Anpeone
Bau Ruckman
Germany
U.S. Army
Cha
Ruckman
Glen Have Bayt A
San Jacintas, ‘Monument
Battle Ground
Texas
San Jacinto
Pam Mimer Keahty Merveake Ransom
Loretta Gregory
Mike Highries
Darry Ye Pelle Margaret Roberts
Pat Gim Tobe
Presimmy Gr Dai
Ban On Hunting In 3 Counties Urged By Group
Austin AP report says Tas Parks and Wildlife Commission urged to lift ban on hunting in river beds of Uvalde Zavala and Dimmit Counties Rep Bob Vale and John Alaniz of San Antonio argue to delete the 1985 restriction Uvalde County Judge Len Darley dismissed last December the first case under the order ruling the regulation unconstitutional Local officials and hunters debate deer depletion and river access while officials consider arguments from landowners and residents
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Department
Uvalde
Vale
Commission
Fred Woodley
Woodley
Alaniz
Nothing But West Then But Work
A reminiscence of a youth leaving home to seek work in the West. The narrator describes brief railroad jobs near Salt Lake City and Santa Ana, hauling gravel, driving mule teams, and tending stock. He later works at Irvine Ranch as a long line skinner and tempers with mule care and field duties while sleeping in straw.
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JL Euy
Salt Lake City
Ad al
Angheini
Santa’ Ana
Irvine Ranch
Santa Ana
Stockton
Jsundown
Stevenson Dedicate d to Freedom Chief’s Tribute in London
The article notes Stevenson’s activities in London including meetings with officials and a tribute by President Johnson. It covers global reactions to his death, a state funeral in Washington, and references to space and Vietnam war context, naming figures such as Thurgood Marshall and James F. Coleman.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
John‘son
Mississippi
James F. Coleman
Sth
U.S. ” Rt of Appeals
iGiv Rs
Tomir Sant Johnson
Xeit Fary Committee
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Marbep
Crosby
Gene Millers
Honey, Gland
Siam
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la Ver Hare
Luci Curtiss
Theo Anne Ramsey
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London
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Washington
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Ft Exon
Thurgood Marshall
U.S. Sanutor General
Marshall
Aggaufinment
Archibald Cox
Syas
Pacis
Romulo Acount
Netum
Caracas
Cleveland M. Bailey
West Vi Ja
Charleston
Laureano’ Godez Castro
Colombia
Bogota
Francis A. Cherry
Actiivities Control Board
REV Armor of
Arkansas
Nat. B.stessin
James F. Goleman
Wetist
Owen
Taylor, Smith & Taylor
Weingarten's
Jaco Nelly
Maxwell House
Juice Dog
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Lenis
Joan E. Oh
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Eee Purchase
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Georgia
U.S
Baytown
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