1969 to 1970: City scenes and renewal noted in columns
The piece surveys postwar trends and urban renewal talks as 1970 approaches, mentioning court plans to replace an old county jail, a photographer's Mexican architecture focus, and reflections on Mexico City's growth. It weaves in memories of the 1960s and public life, with several city and regional references.
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Coumty
Harden
Iderain Colmy CO .dSs
Scutiy
Iss
Bastille
Eilan
Dvetiowa Cameron
Devel Pu
Henchal
Naie
Dobson
Wellesley
Mills
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Ccik
Vota
Ymax
Lyov
Sixtus
County Insures Against Liability Under New Law
County advisers predict steady agriculture with gains in hogs and peanuts, stable grain dairy and poultry returns, and a drop in corn as farmers switch to more profitable grain. Cotton income remains steady with seven gins active and transfers in from other counties.
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Iyi
Ngaer
ASC
Viva Sanders
Sanders
Me County
Milam
Linders
Unssila County
Banders
Mian County
J. D. Moore
Ulis
Moore
Ben Arnold
County Approves Liability and Workers Comp Bid
Milam County commissioners heard one bid for liability and workers compensation insurance totaling about 16 009 annually plus a 4 062 option for property damage the latter was rejected. The plan covers elected and unelected officials rural roads vehicles and county business uses with figures based on miles and payroll.
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Jim Camp
Gordon Askin
Careron Insurance
Acuis
Uring
Cameron Insurance
L. W. Stroup
Camp
Cam Seron
Milam
C. B. Karden
Stroup
Malcolm Quick
Weather Notes From Milam County Frosty Start
Milam County awoke to a frosty 24 degree morning with more cold dry weather expected Thursday and Friday. Temperature ranges from 24 to 73 degrees with variable readings and low precipitation.
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Milam
Contract Let To Replace Old Black Bridge
State Rep Dan Kuauk announced a contract for the Black Bridge replacement over the Brazos River at Calvert. Ross C Watkins Inc of Uvalde won with 502644.69 dollars for a concrete structure downstream from the old span, with a 3.0 foot bus and 144 foot clear roadway.
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Austin
Dan Kuauk
Lratos
Calverthous
Ross C. Watkins Inc
Vie Brazos
Ruoaus
Milan County
Uewe
D. A. Kinreil
Texas Highway Department
Uns
Highway Department
Kuttrell
FM 979
Robertson County
Lena Wiese 91 Pioneer Resident Dies in Cameron
Lena May Wiese 91 a string Prairie born pioneer of Route 2 Cameron died after a six week illness. She once worked as a reporter for the Cameron Herald and services will be at 2 p m Saturday at Green's Chapel with burial in String Prairie cemetery. Her sister Mrs Caroline Keil of San Antonio and many nieces and nephews survive.
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Lena May Wiese
Route 2
Cameron
Miss Wiese
String Prairie
Ihe Cameron Herald
Chapel of Green
Alvis Coleman
Caroline Keil
San Antonio
Babson 1970 Forecast Predicts Inflation and Slow Growth
Babson's Reports staff assesses 1970 inflation likely to persist with slower price rises and a muted economic rebound. Labor contracts and wage settlements loom large while monetary policy eases credit. GNP may rise 4 to 5 percent in current dollars, with real growth limited by investment, costs, and federal spending shifts.
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Federal Reserve
Babson's
Teamsters
Babson
Guiness
Bere
United Auto Workers
Nore Po
Skretch
Teast
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Lena Wiese
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Vietnam
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