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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
8
A chaotic state capital hearing involves the Limon Production Company and Sinclair Re-Company seeking rule changes on water rights. The stress on permits and possible transfers of valuable water rights prompts expectation of a court review and potential impact on a future successor.
May fifth is the last day to enter the GOP Women Essay Contest on Why I Love Texas. Sponsored by the Texas Federation of Republican Women and The Texas Government Almanac and Business Guide, first prize is a 100 scholarship. Essays must be postmarked by May 5 to the Texas Government Almanac and Business Guide, 302 Littlefield Building, Austin, Texas 78701.
Copamssi attorney argues for omitting Uphold the use rather than permit though both were endorsed by the Water Rights Commission. If Garrison loses, Texet Jim S myners may need a surveyor and an attorney when applying for a welder use permit. State Highway Department projects valued at 46,500,000.
Glenn Teed of San Antonio has been elected state president of the Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce. The 35 year old Reed member assumed the office after five years in the Jaycees. He urged greater youth involvement in government to shape the future.
Edgar M. Bowers, social security district manager in Holston, urges residents 63 and older to file for Medicare coverage under the new hospital and medical insurance programs. Deadline extends to May 1 with extended hours at social security offices including the Houston office at 515 Rusk Avenue.
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