Wallisville Dam project faces mixed local response
Chambers County residents show limited concern amid clashes with environmentalists over the Wallisville Dam and Reservoir. Opponents, aided by HEP, seek to bring the issue to a Galveston Bay Conference with agency leaders considering the topic. Local officials say protests are scant and the $26 million project remains half finished, with opposition likely external.
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Chambers County
Wallisville
Texas A&m University
HEP
Federal Environmental Pollution Agency
W. D. Ruckelshaus
Galveston Bay
Ruckelshaus
Chambers
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Texas
Trinity River
Drouth
Trinity Bay
U.S. Corps of Army Engineers
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Chambers-Liberty Counties Navigation District
Label It Goat as a Label for Meat Faces Misbranding Ruling
Consumer Federation of America survey highlights goat meat label chevon and notes USDA misbranding ruling. Texas packers protest, fearing consumer confusion from goat meat wording. Authors argue for positive promotion of goat meat as tasty and healthy.
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Consumer Federation of America
Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Trade Week Prods US to Boost Global Role
New York AP reports World Trade Week as President Nixon urges the United States to strengthen its role as a key supplier to the global marketplace. Ford and Gott warn domestic firms face competition at home as oil and auto industries contend with quotas and subsidies.
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Nixon
United States
Detroit
Henry Ford IE
Pittsburgh
Edwin H. Gott
U.S. Steel Corp
Business Week
Quick Quiz Q In Biblical Legend And Animal Facts
In biblical legend the apple question is tied to an apricot tree not an apple. A white breasted nut hatch is the bird that walks head first down a tree trunk. Kelso is cited as the leading money winning horse with about 1 977 396 to its name. The zebra’s stripes provide camouflage aiding its protection in Africa and inspire war camouflage.
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Eve
Palestine
Kelso
Africa
The
World Almanac
Celebes UW
Cathedral City
Ina
Vocabulary Puzzle From Aborigine Texts and Names
A cryptic list of terms blends vocabulary prompts with proper names across topics like aborigines, man, punishment, grasses, and various clues. The fragment hints at crosswords or wordplay referencing languages, geography, clothing, plant life, and historic figures.
Bridge Hand From Continent-wide Charity Game
Oswald and James Jacoby recount Z's four spades contract after a two spades bid. East leads clubs, diamonds and hearts, Z ruffs, draws trumps, and executes a finesse to take the last tricks. The column ends with a question on the next bid after AKOS WE543 facing three hearts.
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East
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
First Girl Scout Troop Formed by Juliette Gordon Low
Britannica notes the first Girl Scout troop in the United States formed in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low of Savannah Georgia. The Bible verse cited is John 12 46 about light entering the world for believers.
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John
United States
Juliette Gordon Low
Savannah
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Bares by Phil Pastoret on Spring Prices and Alibis
The piece suggests spring is coming with rising used convertible prices and cheeky notes on alibis. It notes a shift away from heavy beachwear and hints at romance losses teaching prudence in romance investments.
Paul Harvey Movie Rating Is Challenged
Baytown Sun columnist denounces Hollywood rating systems as hypocritical, arguing Catholic and Protestant bodies overstep by attempting to dictate moral standards. He criticizes church and government ratings for focusing on explicit content while ignoring context and urges consistent adulthood rules. He also mocks Supreme Court porn standards alongside church censorship.
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Baytown Sun
Hollywood
National Catholic Office For Motion Pictures
Film Commission
The
National Council of Churches
Valenti
Supreme Court of the United States
Unclear text fragment from CTI ASMEAL notice
The readable portion appears to be a garbled dispatch about an Asante matter and a person, with references to credits and a Wiki mention. The fragment lacks coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable entities to summarize a specific news item. The text is heavily corrupted and cannot yield a definitive incident or outcome.
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CTI
Qhalter
Alan
Nervous Sweat in Public Causes Concern at Home
Doctor Lamb explains sweating with nervousness is common and outlines two types of sweat glands and odor causes. He notes deodorants and antiperspirants help, while severe cases may require oral medicines or psychiatric help to build confidence, reflecting widespread social anxiety.
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Dr. Lamb
Hewspaper Enterprise Assn
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