Texas Water Plan Targets Westward Moving Water Network
The Texas Water Development Board unveiled a 10 billion plan to move water from Mississippi and East Texas to West Texas and the Rio Grande Valley. It calls for 67 dams, two salt water barriers, a 500 mile Trans-Texas Canal, and pipelines linking Pecos El Paso and coastal areas with aims for 1989 delivery and 1975 design authorization. Gov elect Smith and Lt Gov elect Barnes endorsed the project and urged swift state action.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Texas Water Resources
Texas Water Development Board
Louisiana
Mississippi
Sabine River
Lubbock
Rio Grande Valley
West Texas
New Mexico
el Paso
Pecos
Rio Grande
Amistad Dam
del Rio
Maverick
Webb
Carrizo Springs
San Antonio
Cuero
Cibolo
Goliad
Guadalupe
Colorado River
Sabine
Beaumont
Trans-Texas Canal
East Texas
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Smith
Water Board
Howard B. Boswell
ASCS Awards Banquet Honors Gatesville Staff
Gatesville hosted an ASCS awards banquet Friday night December 20 at the Chateau Ville Restaurant with 110 attendees. Congressman Bob Poage delivered the keynote as W. Lewis David state director presented awards to Coryell County ASCS staff including Mrs. Clifford Worthy and Harold Schulze for being named outstanding county office in Texas. Robert L. Melbern chaired the county committee with Clais Stone as office manager.
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Clifford Worthy
Harold Schulze
Coryell County
ASCS
Gatesville
Bob Poage
W. Lewis David
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Texas
Robert L. Melbern
Clais Stone
Cities Keep Stores Open Seven Days a Week
Midland Corpus Christi San Antonio Abilene and Fort Worth stay open seven days while Austin Waco and Dallas must close. Constitutional question: whether the statute items are too vague for the average consumer or merchant to understand.
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Texas Supreme Court
Texas
Midland
High
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Abilene
Fort Worth
Austin
Waco
Dallas
Hollingsworths of Hurst Springs Celebrate 60th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lymon Hollingsworth of Hurst Springs were honored December 15 with an Open House by their children Alvin Hollingsworth San Antonio Lester Huckaby Austin and many relatives. Grandchildren Newton and Huckaby of Roanoke attended. Numerous relatives from Fort Worth Gatesville Stephenville Dallas Waco Midland Longview and other Texas communities joined the celebration.
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Lymon L. Hollingsworth
Hurst Springs
Alvin P. Hollingsworth
San Antonio
Lester A
Pete) Huckaby
Austin
Hollingsworths
Goo
Ls Newton
Lester L. Huckaby
Roanoke
A. H. Johnson
Stephenville
Sam Cook
Fort Worth
Fred Schulz
Benbrook
Joe Hollingsworth
J. C. Holingsworth Jr
Sulpher
John Weaver
Jonesboro
Ellen Balch
Turnersville
Sam Whitley
Peck Tharp
James Leach
Pam Leach
Eddie Cox
Scott
Mary F. Scott
Ernest Brasher
Add Brasher
Grady Hollingsworth
Della
Waco
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Eli Ear
Herzog
Dyer Garage
Erich Herzog
Clifford Dyer
Clifton
Humble Wholesale Agent
Clifton, Texas
Funeral Insurance
Clifton Funeral Home
Eldon Zimmerman
Waco Marble
Granite Works
Winn’s
China
Mrs. Lymon Hollingsworth
Randy Parker
Gus Ruth
Grady Russell
Florenc Kyser
Earl Lee
Bill Scott
Wayne Pruitt
Minnie Hollingsworth
Ss. P. Stanford
Ernst Viertel
Crawfills Gap
Adolph Dossman
Moody
Herbert Hennig
Otto Ruth
Neill Fricke
Jack Martin
Joe Crosley
Earl McKinney
Meridian
Walter Kettler
Wyatt Brasher
T. H. Lawrance
Mosheim
Fannie Day
Koppers
Knox Kelly
J. R. Hodges
E. L. Autrey
Carl Davis
Bennie Dossman
McGregor
Curtis Watson
Brenda
Bonnie
Emil Dossman
M. T. Rice
Fred G. Lee
Midway
Our Service
Saeeeee
Maslox
Rippan Liquid
Allbee
Bosque County
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