Toward Zero Population Growth Debate
The piece argues for zero population growth to balance births and deaths and ease resource strain. It contrasts low growth in developed nations with high growth in South America and India and warns that stalled aging populations threaten global stability.
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South America
India
Back-to-school begins in Milam area August dates set
Milam area students total about 6,500 as classes start with Buckholts on August 17 Rogers August 23 Cameron August 28 and districts Milano Rogers Rosebud Cameron Rockdale Thorndale. The piece links school openings to renewed fall activities and road safety in school zones.
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Milam Area
Buckholts
Rogers
Cameron
Milam
Milano
Rosebud
Rockdale
Thorndale
Pedernales Falls Park Described as Buried Diamond
Johnson City article portrays Pedernales Falls State Park as a hidden gem in the Hill Country. The 4775 acre preserve lies 33 miles west of Austin, with primitive access roads, no drinking water, and rugged switchbacks through former Circle Bar Ranch land once owned by the Wheatley family before 1970 state acquisition.
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Austin
A. Robinson
Johnson City
Circle Bar Ranch
C. A. Wheatleys
Cabcihe
Amendment proposes abolishing Lamar County Hospital District
The measure would abolish the Lamar County Hospital District and authorize the county commissioners to dispose of its assets. It notes the district once operated after creation under Article IX, Section 6, but ceased functioning years ago with private facilities now serving care.
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Lamar County Hospital District
Commissioners Court of
Lamar County
Old Philosopher Warns of Hijack Ransom Escalation
In a letter to the editor the writer argues ransom demands from airplane hijackers rise over time. He notes past gains of 50k to 1m and imagines future shocks, questioning how airlines could raise a billion dollars while government finances strain. He suggests posting signs at airports as a possible response.
Law Day shows open courts and public access in 1972
An ABA feature notes that courtrooms offer drama and public access beyond Law Day. It highlights open trials, spectator rules, and the idea that courts are available to the public year round, written by Will Bernard for the 1972 ABA.
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American Bar Association
Texas State Bar Association
Will Bernard
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