Heaven on Earth near Austin aims to redefine living
Ex UT students brag that Austin area can be heaven on earth. Developer Walter Reifslager plans a 250 acre City of Immortals southwest of downtown Austin with one acre homes and a green belt. Buildings follow sun oriented design to affect appetite and sleep. Site on Farm Road 1826 near Oak Hill and Driftwood. Nearby Radiance Tran- scendental Meditation group already exists.
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University of Texas
Austin
Heaven On Earth
Walter Reifslager
Mahahishi Mehesh Yogi
Maharishi Heaven On Earth Development Corporation
Farm Road
Oak Hill
Driftwood
Radiance
State Capitol Highlights in Austin After Walkout Over Cavazos Speech
AUSTIN liberals walked out of a joint session addressing U S Education Secretary Laura Cavazos who urged system changes over funding. Party clashes, tax fights, and political barbs followed as Cavazos defended her agenda amid Democratic pressure and GOP threats to block new school spending.
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Austin-Capitol
U.S
Laura Cavazos
Cavazos
Corpus Christi
Texas Tech University
Bill Hobby
Texas
Hobby
Gib Lewis
Bill Clements
Clements
Council to elect officers and prep for monthly meetings
The council elected Jim Pete Hale as president Ken Muldrow as vice president and Nancy Hellman as secretary treasurer. A staff support team was named and monthly meetings set for the first Tuesday at 4 p.m. The reinvestment zone committee meets Thursday to organize.
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Jim Pete Hale
Ken Muldrow
Nancy Hellman
Fletcher
Tony Phillips
Cox
Council
Ambulance Board
County Commissioners Court and Hospital Board
Terry County
Bill McGowan II
Doug Ryburn
Gilbert Garza
Meadow
Brownfield City
Jimmy Smotherman
Smotherman
Edwards
Joe Sears
Ed Moseley Ford
Census count could add three Texas seats in 1992
The 1990 census may boost Texas with three extra congressional seats and bring more federal funds. Texans are urged to mail the 14 question form promptly, as population data affect representation in Austin and Washington and funding formulas. The notice urges public letters to the Brownfield News.
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Larry Combest
Statehouse
Austin
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Texas
U.S. Congress
Washington
Congress
New York
California
Census Bureau
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
The
Courts
Immigration Service
Meadow High School TEAMS test advisory issued
Registration packets for out of school individuals wishing to take exit level TEAMS tests are available at Meadow High School. The spring TEAMS test will be conducted May 12 in the MHS Library with eligibility for those not previously passing but meeting graduation requirements. Registration must be received in Iowa City by 5 p.m. April 11.
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Meadow High School
MHS
Iowa City
Iowa
Terry County Crime Line Rewards Offered for Specific Thefts and Burglaries
The Terry County Crime Line Inc. will pay 300 for information leading to arrests in several thefts and burglaries around Brownfield and Meadow. Incidents include an irrigation engine theft six miles south on Hwy 137, a building burglary near U S 380, a motor vehicle burglary near Meadow, and a February to March window burglary near Brownfield, with various tools and equipment taken.
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Terry County Crime Line
Terry County Crime Line Inc
Brownfield
Terry County
U.S. 380
Meadow
John Deere
Hwy. 137
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Tsaile
Ariz
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GOD
State Capitol
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Hector Uribe
Brownsville
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Truan
Parker
Ann Richards
Mark White
Jim Mattox
Richards
White
Houston
Mattox
Danny Faulkner
Garland
Clayton Williams
GOP
Buster Brown
Lake
Texas Abortion Rights Action League
Doyle Willis
Dfort Worth
CRTC
McGowan
Amoco
West Texas
Caprock Highway Construction of
Lubbock
Garza
Hamilton
Cargill
Phil Gramm
Gramm
MeraBank
Resolution Trust Company
David F. Harris
Middle School
P.O
Meadow School
the Meadow I.S.D
David Rice
Terry Crime
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