Weather Control A hail suppression plan for six West Texas counties
A hail suppression program for six West Texas counties around Lubbock is deemed feasible in a report to the Jesus Wats Development Board. Jon Henderson of Ausospheris, Inc. prepared the study for the state board as part of weather modification efforts. The agency has no funding to proceed further, and the technique involves silver iodide seedings to disrupt cloud formation and reduce hail potential.
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From Whence To Where Restoration of Historic Cemetery
Restoration of the historic cemetery on US 77 south of Cameron is urged as worthy for descendants and visitors. The piece argues for preserving monuments to Milam County founders and Cameron pioneers to show origin, continuity, and historic identity as the town advances.
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Milam County Faces Mounting Waste Problem Across Roads
Milam County officials and Cameron community leaders discuss escalating refuse issues as highway litter and limited landfill capacity strain rural waste management. A Milam Technical Action Panel member warns that without prompt action the mounting problem could overwhelm the county’s 1000 square mile area and rural towns must follow state landfill rules.
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the Herald
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Small Town Development Seen As Safety Valve in Texas
Austin report notes interest in developing small towns as a safety valve to urbanization under Governor Smith and the Texas Communities Tomorrow plan. The piece covers draft calls, lottery procedures for Selective Service, and a long list of public notices and legal opinions affecting counties, districts, and state agencies. It also mentions a Youth Advisory Committee and several former lawmakers taking state jobs to maintain retirement eligibility.
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Old Philosopher Debates Inflation and Education Costs
A reader voices frustration with rising prices and argues that higher costs do not always mean better quality. He compares a 15 cent bolt to a 68 percent rise in college costs since 19 7 and questions whether progress in goods and education matches price increases.
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