Newsweek Praises Texas Modern Promise Over Stereotypes
The piece lauds Texas as a burgeoning cultural and economic giant, outpacing traditional powers. It notes Texas’ metro areas are driving growth, with a brash yet cultured, technocratic, future‑oriented identity, and credits Eastern press for recognizing this promise beyond stereotype.
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Texas
Kilgore Rangerettes
New York
California
Webster
Texas star Earl Campbell wins 1977 Heisman Trophy
Campbell led Texas to an undefeated regular season and No 1 ranking as the 1977 Heisman winner. He rushed for 1744 yards and 114 points, earning 1977 outstanding running back honors amid a standout Texas season and a strong offensive line.
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Earl Campbell
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Dallas Cowboys
Texas
Tyler Rose
Austin
Campbell
New York
Black Tie
John David Crow
TAMU
SWC
U of T
Tennyson Exhibit Show Features Rich Family Ties in Art
Miss Tennyson presents an art show including acrylics, oils, ink washes and lithographs with prices from 30 to 800 dollars for works by herself and fellow artists. The upstairs Cotton Blossom gallery features Herman Warren, John French, Batsell Moore, Cynthia Watkins, Audrey Douglas, Bill Herring, Walt Johnston, Jack Bryant, Joe Grandee, Diane Burnitt, Inez McKee, Janet Kocian, Hazel Massey and others. The display includes unframed drawings and watercolors, with a note on the host family history and her shift to photography.
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New Zealand
Spain
the Huntsman
Sir Charles Tennyson
O. B.E
Miss Tennyson
Herrin Warren
John French
Batsell Moore
Cynthia Watkins
Audrey Douglas
Bill Herring
Kwtx - TV
Waco
Walt Johnston
Jack Bryant
Joe Grandee
Diane Burnitt
Jhon Reed
Skip Buechley
John Dudley
Inez McKee
Janet Kocian
Hazel Massey
White House Zero Based Budgeting 1978 Overview
In late January 1978 President Carter plans to send 1979 budget recommendations to Congress. The document explains zero based budgeting as a process requiring all agency activities to be justified from zero, with decision units and packages ranked by priority, culminating in final recommendations to Congress.
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Carter
Congress
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Ager
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Democratic National Committee
Texas
New Jersey
Wilmington
Delaware
Garland
Xerox Corporation
Texas Instruments
Property titles and implied trusts in Texas land disputes
The text explains that ownership can be claimed in district court if the title shows another name but payments were made by a different party. It discusses establishing a trust or beneficial ownership. It also cautions that a verbal real estate sale is risky and recommends a written contract to protect rights and obligations.
Cable expansion planned for Cameron residents in 1922
Twenty thousand feet of new Southwestern Bell cable ordered to Cameron will be shipped for early 1922 installation. The project will extend telephone service to congested residence sections in Cameron. The piece notes a Knights of Columbus event and a list of county schools receiving state aid.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Exchange
Cameron
Knights Columbus
Knights of Columbus
de Velera
Knights of Columbus Council
Davilla
Friendship
Duncan
San Gabriel
Ellison Ridge
San Andres
Conoley
Santy
Gay Hill
Watson Branch
Pleasant Hill
Oak Hill
New Salem
Sipe Springs
Sand Grove
Bethlehem
Oakville
Buckholts
Corinth
Ben Arnold
Walkers Creek
Branchville
Jones Prairie
Tracy
Ad Hall
Yarrellton
Sharp
Thorndale
William G. Gillis
Santa Fe
Green Funeral Home
Gillis
U. S. Third Army
George Patton
Metz
Major Gillis
New York Harbor
North Elm Baptist
Sam Houston
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