Heavy Rains Flood Burnet County
Heavy rainfall inundated Burnet County Thursday night and Friday with some areas nearly four inches. Thunderstorms lingered into Friday. a National Weather Service watch and flash flood warnings covered the county and surrounding areas. Low water crossings flooded late Friday but became passable by nightfall. no major accidents were reported. Sheriff’s deputies managed flooded crossings.
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All-Centex Honors Highlight Burnet Duo Dee Dee and Karen
Burnet's Dee Dee Hisler and Karen Foust anchor the All-Centex selections with defense and scoring prowess. The pair helped lead a 15-14 team to a 6-0 district title while earning district notices, with future college scholarships a stated possibility.
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Dee Dee Hisler
Karen Foust
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Austin American Statesman
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Leon Jones
Marble Falls
Marthe Riley
Seem
Dee Dee
Riley
Karen
Pflugerville
Martha Riley
Burnet School Board Considers Major Ranch Land Revalues
Burnet Texas tax report by J L Grissom proposes new ranch land values per acre. Class One up to 175, Class Two to 160, Class Three to 125. Meeting at Burnet High School 7 30 p m also to elect officers and swear in Joy Taylor and Gene Taylor amid ongoing tennis light plan discussion.
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Sally Williams
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Ule
Weenena
Burnet High School
Gene Taylor
Roy Oakley
Ada
Burnet
Schlueter to Address Marble Falls School Board
Marble Falls ISD trustees meet in regular session at 6 30 p m in the district office. State Representative Stan Schlueter will discuss anticipated Texas Legislature actions on public education. Agenda includes Tax Valuation Report approval and 1977 78 calendar and committee appointments. A hearing on student status for 1977 78 is expected.
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Lampasas Chamber Seeks Coyote Bounty to Halt Predators
Lampasas County Chamber of Commerce proposes a bounty program paying 100 dollars for coyotes 50 for red foxes 25 for bobcats and 10 for young coyotes red foxes and bobcats to reduce livestock losses. Hunters must bring ears and scalp and landowners may submit a property kill statement. The chamber awaits 10000 dollars in pledges to fund the 1 year program and ranchers contribute five cents per acre with a potential rebate if the plan fails.
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