The Dynamics Of Growth In The Annexation Debate
Growth is already here with housing starts inside and near the city limits. Builders seek large sites like Anderle Addition as Marlow area expansion continues. Annexation awaits DOJ approval in 90 days per Mayor Zotz, with owners free to sell or retain rights. growth from Alcoa and Shell Oil developments will push growth over the next three to five years.
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Marlow
Anderle Addition
U.S. Dept. of Justice
Lawrence Zotz
Alcoa
Shell
U.S
Correcting Blind Vote in Texas Constitution Scrutiny
The Texas Legislature plans to invoke Article 15, Section 8 to instruct the governor to remove State Supreme Court Justice Don Yarbrough. Yarbrough faces perjury and forgery indictments with civil fraud and disbarment actions pending. no Senate trial is planned.
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Texas
Supreme Court
Don Yarbrough
House
Senate
Yarbrough
Justice Yarbrough
Briscoe
Cameron Little League Leader Receives Quiet Praise
A heartfelt note honors a longtime community volunteer who has dedicated countless hours to Cameron Little League. Despite criticism at times, the unnamed leader steadfastly keeps the program running and benefits local youth, earning quiet gratitude from families.
Community praise for Bill McCutchen on league program
A letter thanks Bill McCutchen for managing a league program in a thorough dignified and business like fashion. The writer says his work keeps almost everyone happy and the program running smoothly and notes that people like him make the community a nice place to live.
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Bill
William
Bill McCutchen
U S Aid for Poor Nations Frames Moral and Strategic Purpose
The report outlines why the United States supports poorer nations through development aid, citing moral responsibility, economic benefits, and political stability. It notes substantial historical generosity, jobs and exports tied to aid, and the role of multilateral institutions in delivering effective development without political strings.
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Carter
U.S
American People
American Congress
Congress
World Bank
United Staes
Othrs
Unds
Inter-American Development Bank
Humphrey
Case
Book Tells Brink's Robbery Leader
Reuter reports author Noel Behn identifies Tony Pino as the mastermind of the 1950 Brink’s armored car heist in Boston, calling him the sole orchestrator. Behn’s claims challenge prior police views centering on Joe McGinnis, detailing Pino’s long planning, FBI pursuit, and the robbery’s lasting infamy.
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Los Angeles
Reuter
Noel Behn
Tony Pino
Behn
Joe McGinnis
McGinnis
Pino
Brink's
Brinks
Boston
Falk
Diplomatic Moves Signal New U S Cuba Relations
Diplomats say moves toward U S Cuba rapprochement end 16 years of hostility and mark a shift toward normal relations. Washington and Havana plan exchange of diplomats amid easing tensions, with tour ships and American visitors returning after 1960. Castro seeks lifting of the 1962 embargo as a condition for deeper ties.
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Reuter
United States
Cuba
U.S
Americas
Caribbean
Havana
Washington
Africa
New York
U.S. State Department
Soviet Union
China
Jimmy Carter
Fidel Castro
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Cameron
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Atexas
Frank M. Luecke
Milam
Enly
Brink
By Bruce Russell
FBI
Britain
Marseilles
J. Edgar Hoover
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