Satellite Cities and Regional Planning for Growing Metropolises
Governments push urban renewal and regional planning as new satellite cities arise around major hubs. Examples include Reston in Virginia and Columbia Maryland in the U S, with European models in London Stockholm and Paris. Urban design favors pedestrian malls, underground deliveries, and integrated master plans to relieve city cores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
London
Stockholm
France
Europe
United States
Tapiola
Finland
Cumbernauld
Scotland
Reston
Virginia
Columbia
Maryland
University of California At Irvine
Dunes for the Future Editorial Calls for Protection
The editorial emphasizes the value of coastal and lakeshore dunes as natural havens and urges federal protection. It notes Cape Cod’s lands being federally safeguarded and highlights Indiana dunes at Lake Michigan as endangered, pressuring Congress to pass measures H.R. 51 and S. 360 to save 11 000 acres and 10 miles of beach despite harbor concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Cape Cod National Seashore
Action of Congress
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Tri-State
Cicago
Johnson
Indiana Dunes
Paul H. Douglas
Ilinois
Steel
Christian Science Monitor
Rep. Poff Pushes Interest Credit on Withheld Taxes
Rep. Richard H. Poff proposes allowing interest credits on advance tax withholdings for self employed workers. He argues Uncle Sam uses money early without paying interest while withholding roughly 20 percent for income and social security taxes. The idea faces strong political opposition and will require notable lobbying to pass.
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Richard H. Poff
John Doe
Poff
Rep. Poff
Sam
Washington
Daydreaming on War on Poverty and Crime
The article questions optimistic links between poverty relief and crime drop. Myr Alexander, head of the federal prison system, argues prisons would be empty if society did its job, while noting crime has complex causes. Reference to Sweden shows state funding of basic needs curbs struggle but not eliminate crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr Alexander
Alexander
Sweden
Crime and social crisis amid plentiful European living
The text notes unemployment among the very unemployable, high living standards in Europe, and extensive student stipends with free education materials. It claims Swedes are increasingly appalled by rising crime, juvenile delinquency, alcoholism, drug addiction and personal crises across society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Long Range Water Plans Garner Legislator Support Across Texas
Texas lawmakers and water leaders largely backed the Water for Texas plan from the Texas Water Development Board. The proposal envisions a network of reservoirs and a 190 mile canal linking Texarkana Reservoir to the Lower Rio Grande Valley, with multiple river basins feeding in and a West Texas study to spread supplies. It also outlines a federal study for Southwest water supplies and potential import from the Columbia River by 1985.
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Bureau of Reclamation
San Antonio
Cibolo
Wilson County
Goliad
Goliad County
Guadalupe River
Victoria County
Cuere
DeWitt County
Lavaca-Navidad
Palmetto Bend
Texarkana Reservoir
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Trinity, Brazos
Colorado
Texarkana
Sinten
Baffin Bay
Far West
Texas
West Texas
the Water Development Board
Ogallala
High Plains
Congress
Southwest
Columbia River
Oregon
Plains
State Department of Public Safety
Homer Garrisson
International Association of Chiefs of Police Research and Development Division
Office of Highway Safety
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
DPS
LACP
Bowie News Briefs and Local Notables in June Run
The page lists contracts for the Grane Experiment Station Laboratory at Montague with a live zone structure and basement storage, Rotary Club guest Margarette Conrad, and Motorized Cavalry unit talks led by Mayor Anderson. It also notes the Walthall house move, a Twirling Camp at Texas Tech, a preschool play school, real estate trades, and a Methodist wedding in Nocona.
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Grane
Montague
Margarette Conrad
Rotary Club
Water Am Sender
Bowie
Nations Guard
E.L Anderson
Calvary
Walthall House
Mason and Pecan
Jacquetta Cox
Texas Tech College
Lubbock
Bowie High School
Bowie News Publisher and publication details
The Bowie News published each Thursday at 205 Smythe Street Bowie Texas established February 9 22 entered at Bowie post office as second class mail under the act of March 3 L179 consolidated with The Montague County Times on April 1 1953 subscription prices listed one year four dollars six months two dollars twenty five cents in zone covering Montague Wise Clay Jack counties Texas and Jefferson County Oklahoma elsewhere five dollars per year the paper will be stopped when subscription expires.
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Bowie
Texas
Montague County Times
Bowie News
Montague, Wise, Clay and
Jack
Jefferson County
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Rial
Khy Ber’ Wilen
Wei Well
Tuc Fort
Paris
Sem
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Austin
Water For Texas
Texas” Plan
Texas Water Development Board
Rio Grande Valley
Texas State Teachers Association
Tax Funds For Education
Constitution Party
James B. Holland
U.S Senate
Jack Carswell
Houston
Conservative Party
Bard Logan
Segal Wheatley
Douglas DeCluitt
Waco
Grven
Department Store
S&h
Pete Sampson
Plains Texas
George Weimaan
Werdmans
Athens
Nocona
Ann May
Stanley G. Winton
Wwe
Socravien
Jim Winter
Smythe Street
Richardson
Matching Foundation
Smythe
Bowie, Texas
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