Cameron Hall Use Promotes Community Market and Space
The Cameron Farmers Market revival aims to draw crowds to town for groceries and services, using the hall for affordable maintenance and new recreation possibilities. Community Development Agency provided the land, with potential for table tennis and pool, supporting better ties between Cameron and Rockdale and aiding the CISD school system.
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Cameron
Methodist
Milam Society
Sense Of Fiscal Sense In Texas Special Session
House Speaker Bill Clayton backs HB 1984 to earn tens of millions in interest from state bank accounts. The bill aims to shift funds to Texas schools while critics cite $42 million yearly costs from 1 300 bank accounts and urge Governor Briscoe to add the measure to the special session agenda.
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House
Bill Clayton
State of Texas
Senate
Frank Hartung
Houston
Clayton
Texas
Hartung
Briscoe
Jesse James
Carter Proposes Far-Reaching Environmental Program
President Carter submits an Environmental Message to Congress outlining executive orders on water policy wetlands wildlife and energy. It also charts federal actions on toxic chemicals air pollution solid waste pest management offshore oil coal and urban and coastal protections.
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Carter
Congress
Council On Environmental Quality
CEQ
Interagency
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Interagency Resource Conservation Committee
White House
General Services Administration
Pest Management
The
Council On En
Outer Continental Shelf
Secretary of the Interior
Alaskan
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Interior
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Office of Management and Budget, Council and Environmental Quality
Water Resources Council
Coastal Barrier Islands
Secretary of Agriculture
Coop
Bureau of Land Management
Federal Land Management and Policy
Secretary of the Army
State of
Florida
Reco
Energy Crisis Could Spark Rail Travel
The article discusses how Carter energy policy could boost Amtrak use for medium and long trips. Amtrak President Paul Reistrup expects a shift from autos to trains as gas prices rise, while officials warn a surge could strain limited equipment.
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Carter
Amtrak
National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Paul Reistrup
Congress
Thomas Allison
Senate Commerce Committee
Reistrup
Cor
Ridor
New York
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