07 Jul 1977
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Newspaper
Burnet County Bulletin
Location
Burnet, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1977
Page
1
HUD contract awarded to Burnet could fund development of low income housing promising annual impact of about $50 000. The move aims to expand affordable housing in the Burnet area and attract related jobs.
United Cabinet of Beatrice Foods announces a 35,000 square foot manufacturing plant to be built on six acres in Burnet, Texas, with startup employment of 10 to 12 and total hiring over 100 long term. Construction starts in about 60 days, comple tion planned April 1978, and a railroad spur will be added.
Burnet city officials announce state approval for an 11 acre landfill adjacent to the old site. Acquisition of the property will cost $22 000 with use restricted to residents possible at the July 12 council meeting. County commissioners have not acted on regional waste needs.
Marble Falls School Board met to review fifteen agenda items including committee reports, approval of an athletic information brochure for football ticket promotion, 1977-78 lunch costs, bids for milk dairy bread and paper, and transfer of city lots to M&S Sales and Service. The board received tax, enrollment, attendance, student accident, and retention/dropout reports for 1976-77.
Granite Hills Hereford Ranch in Llano hosts the 1977 All American Junior Hereford Field Day. The two day event draws state and national participants with public speaking, showmanship preliminaries, judging contests, and meetings featuring USDA insights on feeder calf grading.
Burnet Texas begins a special session to pass a school finance bill. Rep Stan Schleuter says Marble Falls and Burnet districts would gain about 15 000 beyond the last biennium. He calls land tax unfair and favors replacing it with a higher sales tax.
Pedernales Electric Cooperative received a 4,279,000 loan from the Rural Electrification Administration at 5 percent. The funds back 3,000 new customers and the buildout includes 268 miles of distribution lines 13 miles of transmission lines plus new headquarters and other system upgrades serving Blanco Caldwell Hays Travis Comal Gillespie Kendall Kerr Llano Burnet Bell Lampasas Williamson counties.
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