Wildlife fared better than cattle in Texas cold snap
Wildlife across Texas showed resilience to the cold with deer quail and other species holding steady in West Texas but some whitetails perishing. Nutria and exotic species suffered losses in parts of the state while game fish in Galveston Bay faced stunned catches and potential long term effects.
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Austin
Texas
Panhandle
Parks and Wildlife Department
San Saba
Colorado
Llano
Lake Nasworthy
San Angelo
W. R. Long
Galveston Bay
Texas City
Galveston Harbor
Rockport
Department
L. D. Nuckles
Africa
Edwards Plateau
North Africa
Palo Duro Canyon
Dick DeArment
Wheeler
Horoscopes from Dr Damis January 1973
The week ahead contains cautions for each sign with warnings of jealousy secrecy and unreliable help. Aries to Pisces receive varied hints on relationships confidence decisions and personal plans while a CTILIUEED PERSONALITY PROFILE offer appears at the end.
Historic Sites of Texas offers 72 state history locales
June R. Welch, chair of the University of Dallas history department, profiles 72 Texas sites from the Paluxy Valley to Fort St Louis, detailing events and figures such as Francis Scott Key and Sam Houston and explaining how Glen Rose dinosaur tracks stayed intact for millions of years.
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LaSalle
Fort St Louis
Sam Houston
Francis Scott Key
Glen Rose
Texas
June R. Welch
University of Dallas
Paluxy Valley
Historic Texas scenes echo across a state volume
A Dallas publisher touts Historic Sites of Texas a 204 page coffee table book tracing themes from Spanish missions to Sam Houston and Oswald. The work links sites such as Espada mission the Grandcamp blast Texas Theater and La Salle to a broader Texas history narrative. It is priced at 10.95.
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Espada Mission
Monsanto
Texas City
Texas Theater
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Cabeza de Vaca
Jean Lafitte
Galveston
Willie Williamson
Cynthia Ann Parker
Sam Bass
Austin
LaSalle
Texas
Sam Houston
Francis Scott Key
Houston
G.L.A. Press
Southland Center
McKnight Named Vice Chairman on Natural Resources Panel
State Senator Peyton McKnight of Tyler was named Wednesday by Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby as Vice Chairman of the Senate Natural Resources Committee. Hobby announced all nine standing committee appointments and praised geographic balance and seniority.
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Peyton McKnight
Tyler
Bill Hobby
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Hobby
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