Crime and state talks foresees drug policy and education plans
A government task force will study drug use causes and rehab programs while educational campaigns are planned in schools. Officials meet with aides to the Attorney General to discuss federal support and remedial programs under the Controlled Substances Act. A Texas highway proposal seeks $135 million for a broad program including study facilities and interstate safety measures.
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Crim
Aftica
Ootics
Rio Grande
Sitte
John Tite
Phey
Uast
RCADS
Texas Turnpike Auth
Maida
Segislature
Athority
Ston
Ladies Golf and Tennis Groups Donate Funds
The Eagle Lake Tennis 4s society awards 84.80 to improve Recreation Center tennis courts. The Ladies Adult Tennis Club adds 7.00 from its bank to support the Tennis Association. Road projects include a 40 million Dallas Fort Worth Trinity turnpike and a 10 million tollway to the new airport. Welfare changes pause April aid cuts after a 13.5 million shift funds medical school building to welfare.
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Eagle Lake Tennis
Sociaian
Associaton
Ladies Golfing Association
Recreation Center
Tennns Club
Tenn -Association
Dalles- Fort Worth
Houston-Heonemont Argus
Dallas-Fort Worth
Mountain Crack Lake
Dallas County
Osk CN
Areington
Reuston
Intercontinental Roar
Welfare Crisis Welfare Board
Smith
Denuts Welfare Commission
Herbert Wilson
Mayne Langer
C C Hears More Projects For 70
The Lake Chamber of Commerce held a special session at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday February to hear committee reports and discuss development. Gilbert urged expansion of existing industries and tourist programs, pledging Central Power and Light support. Dexter Anderson presided as reports outlined 1970 projects including highway and housing efforts and a dues schedule, with action tabled for later.
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Tha Eegie
Lake Chamber of Commerce
Central Power and Right Company
Aves Development
Plo
Gilbert
Chamber
Tutt
Central Power and Light Company
Dexter Anderson
Joe L. McCreary
Eagle Lake
Sealy
Eagle Like
Alleyton
C. J. Mill
D. Av ‘Thornton
Active Industry Program Slated for Trade Committee Plan
Frank Snerrer reported for the Trade and Development Committee that a map of the area will be prepared showing possible industry locations and their cost and availability. Emphasis will be on securing an industry for the community to use. The committee will develop a trade promotion program and conduct it several times a year to stimulate retail trade. It will continue visiting local industries.
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Frank Snerrer
Trade and Development Committee
Joss Industries
Registration Forms Needed To Buy License
Motorists may still register vehicles for license plates despite a deadline for mail orders. The Texas Highway Department urges using the three-part form intact, with correct residence address, and submitting at the county tax office or substation in person. If forms were lost or not received by mail, bring last year’s registration, receipt, and car title to the county tax collector.
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Texas Highway Department
Mar St
Austin
Iugtway Department
Ausus
Support to Recognition of These Industries in Headlight Series
The report outlines a sequence of sections to be published in the Headlight. It notes forthcoming committee reports at the chamber's regular meeting in Maredleth and states that the meeting will also adopt the new state holidays for the year 1970.
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Maredleth
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