Comanche County progress and flood aftermath in Lampasas
In Comanche County the countryside shines with wildflowers and new farming and utility improvements. A $545,000 Rural Electrification Administration loan funds rural telephone upgrades across Comanche and neighboring counties while road work and new fertilizer plants spur local economy. Lampasas reports flood damage, five deaths, and substantial losses to downtown business, with gas and water services mostly intact.
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Local flooding report notes sewer damage and plant outage
The article describes heavy flood impact with sewage system damage and a nonfunctional disposal plant. Sewers clogged by silt and sludge from moved houses and open connections worsen the situation, while other items mention rising tuition and postage rates.
Mint Returns From Vacation Amid Ri ley City Backlog
Mint staffers return from vacation to Ri ley city operations as backlogs emerge. Officials report improved coverage and a plan to restore services promptly.
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