Urban Renewal Board Officials Review 1973 Finances
The Urban Renewal Board presents a financial statement as of March 31 1973 detailing expenditures temporary loan repayment accounts receivable relocation grants federal reimbursements and escrow, investments, cash bonds and local grants. Financing came from open market bonds with Citizens National Bank of Cameron winning six bids totaling 265 000 at 2.91 and 2.94 percent. The board thanks the bank for its confidence in the city program and growth.
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Citizens National Bank of Cameron
Land Disposition Auction near J C Penney Bank Sold
Property in Cameron was bid at 10:00 A.M. on September 20, 1972 in the Urban Renewal Office. Cameron bought two lots behind the J. C. Penney building and the lot behind Citizens National Bank, 30 by 105 feet, previously parts of Grady Houston Thweatt and Green properties.
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Citizens National Bank of Cameron
J. C. Penney
Grady Houston and
Thweatt
Citizens National Bank
Green
Prime Locations in Santa Fe Four Properties For Bid
Four properties in the Project Area are advertised with bids to be opened at 10 00 A M on April 16 at the Urban Renewal Office. Purchasers must sign a Redevelopment Agreement meeting Cameron's building codes. Details available at the Urban Renewal Agency 112 East First Street. Report financed by HUD Title I loan and grant.
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Cameron
Urban Renewal Agency
East First Street
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Urban Renewal Board
Porter Young
Albert Hajovsky
Ed Magre
James Camp
Mildred Thornton
George Bowman
W. N. Burns
Monroe Fuchs
Lawrence Zotz
Lester Hickman
Lincoln Mondick
R. M. Clark
Starrett Hickman
Gene Blake
Buddy Fuller
Santa Ae
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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