Roads And Legislation Highlight Texas News In Austin
Austin reports TRIP finds 29 000 miles of roads and 2564 bridges hazardous from outdated design causing 56 000 Texas accidents and 173 million dollars in costs. Other items include potential gains from gas price shifts, Mutscher named county judge, and weathered grain losses in South Texas.
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Entex Inc
Orange
South Texas
John C. White
Bob Bullock
Corpus Christi
G. L. Suffredini
Liberty Bell
Governor's Committee On Aging
Pharr
Texarkana
Linden
Texas Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Milam Jail Tour Sparks Plans For Museum Space
Several hundred visitors toured the Milam Jail Sunday as the Milam Historical Commission outlines plans to transform the building into a usable museum. The site features a four level structure with a brick interior, a fourth level cupola, and corridors said to hold historic cells. Funds exceed $4,000 for initial renovations of three sheriff living quarters rooms and landscaping removes overgrowth to reveal the building’s vertical silhouette.
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Milam Jail
Milam
Welcome Newcomers Highlight Cameron Growth Drive
Today’s Welcome Newcomer feature lists 22 individuals or families who moved to Cameron in July, signaling a growing population that could reach about 75 people. The piece praises downtown redevelopment, planning, and community spirit that support a modern Cameron with expanding services and new growth.
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Cameron
Old Philosopher Pokes Fun At Foreign Aid Policy
A reader critiques U.S. aid to Egypt by comparing loan terms to a barn repair plan. He imagines borrowing at 7 to 8 percent from citizens, lending abroad at 2 to 3 percent, and uses a farm ledger to mock long term fiscal schemes while pledging not to arm neighbors or threaten wars.
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Alexandria
U.S
Coser
Washington
Texas jobless rate holds at five percent in May
Texas Employment Commission Chairman Harold K. Dudley reports preliminary May unemployment at 5.3 percent with 288,600 Texans unemployed and a work force of 5,106,000. Employment climbs in retail and services while school and transportation jobs fall. Texas remains ahead of the national rate of 6.7 percent.
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Harold K. Dudley
Dudley
Texas
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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