Energy crisis warned as 1980s recession looms says expert
Dr. John J. McKetta warns in Lower Colorado River Review that the energy problem is grave with no solution in sight this lifetime. He predicts energy demand growth will trigger a severe U S recession by 1985 and standard of living will deteriorate through 1984. The notice also reports Bob Wilson returning to The Standard and Herald staff in Brady to cover McCulloch and Heart of Texas news.
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Colorado River Review
Dr. McKetta
U. S
River Review
Colorado Authority
Bob
Larry Smith
Jym Tittle
McCulloch
The
Heart of Texas
County Begins Harvest Of Bumper Grain Crop
The Martins brothers report one of the best harvests in over 20 years with 400 acres of wheat and oats. They started May 25 and expect three to four more weeks as oats run about 70 bushels per acre and wheat around 25. Prices are low but storage is ready in Doole bins.
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Warren
Martin
Bryan
Doole
J. A
Brady
Warren Martin
J. A. Martin
Bryan Martin
SCD To Tour Y O Ranch
The Hill Country Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts meets June 6 at the Y. O. Ranch near Mountain. Seventeen districts including San Saba Brady SCD join as members. A tour of the ranch operations accompanies reports on each group’s activities.
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Hill Country Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Y. O
Mountain
San Saba-Brady
SCD
The
Association
Y. O. Ranch
Brady Eyes Growth as Real Estate Firms See Long Term Upside
Brady developers and real estate agents predict steady five to ten year growth driven by water access and migration from cities. Frank Corder of Brady Realty cites ongoing Lake Lands Limited sales and three major projects including a 200 acre site south of Brady and a Highway 42 tract with new wells. He notes Brady’s post drought resilience and past population changes in McCulloch County as factors shaping expansion.
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Brady
Bill Ricks
Central
Texas
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
Frank Corder
Brady Realty
McCulloch County
Corder
Lake Lands Limited
Brady Lake
Recep
Highway
Menard
Brady Graduates Reflect on Leaving Town and Returning
Brady High School graduated 93 students last week and many plan to leave for college or city jobs. Civic leaders lament ed education supports others leaving, while some natives return to leadership roles in town. Former residents recall lingering childhood memories and the pressure of being remembered.
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Brady High School
Brady
Cloudy Thundercloud Delivers Rains Across Brady Area
A fast moving thundercloud dumped up to half an inch of rain on central McCulloch County Wednesday morning. The shower affected Brady and surrounding areas as residents reported brief heavy rain and clouds moving through the region.
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McCulloch County
Bulldogs Scoreboard Fund Rain Delights Spring Showers
Rain showers persisted across the county with measurable totals. Weather observer Jean Williams recorded Brady at .22 inch as gutters ran and lawns soaked. Rochelle gauges ranged .30 to .75 inch, the heaviest of the day. Fairview saw .50 inch, Lohn .20, and Voea only a trace.
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Jean Williams
Brady
Rochelle
Fairview
Blood Bank Seeks Brady Donors on June 7
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Brady June 7 at the Fourth and Bridge Street Church of Christ. Supplies are very low due to high usage and some drives yielding low gains. Plan to give a pint of blood during the visit.
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Brady
Fourth
Bridge Street
Church of Christ
Waco
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