Briscoe Details Texas Land Use Study And Crime Program
Gov Dolph Briscoe releases an eight volume land use study created by former Gov Preston Smith for discussion. It suggests local delegation or state regulation, and a statewide coordinating agency. A $605,416 crime prevention program spans Abilene Amarillo Beaumont Odessa Waco Corpus Christi with trained units and in service police training. The Texas Railroad Commission holds oil production at 100 percent demand for the 21st straight month amid federal allocations. Court actions reverse murder and burglary verdicts and address various appellate rulings. Multiple appointments and policy shifts accompany Briscoe's energy and governance agenda including a potential 60 mph speed limit and Republican regrouping.
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Texas
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Briscoe
England
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Amarillo
Beaumont
Odessa
Waco
Corpus Christi
Midland
National Crime Prevention Institute
Louisville
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Jim Langdon
Middle East
Langdon
East Texas
Kelly Snyder
Tom O’connor
Fort
Residents greet Mrs Nash at Waggon Wheel Lodge
Visiting lists from Waggon Wheel Lodge include Ruth and Mari anne Framime Madelyn Dunstan Lucille Nash Lottie Brannon and many others from Fort Worth Huntsville Corpus Christi Pasadena and Houston. Church groups donated items and held a songfest for residents while others visited from Louisville Mumford Marlin Stanton and Belton. The week closed with sympathy for Grant Nelson and notes on a 1973 distinguished teaching award and state energy and gambling issues.
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Ruth
Marianne Framime
Madelyn Dunstan
Lucille Nash
Lottie Brannon
W. L. Hairston
Theda Albrecht
Rockdale
Robert Earl Bell
Sallie Guinn
Tommy Cross
Mae Pearl Richards
Ray Richards
Everett Liggens
Corpus Christi
Celian Richards
Franklin
Edward D. Krebs
New Elam Missionary Church
W. L. Morgan
Ruth Gregory
Willie Mae Stephens
Yvotne Grissom
Kathy Winkler
Arlette May
Edna
Geraldine Crump
Sheryl
Sharyl Crump
Pasadena
Sammie Massingill
Mary Porter
Minnie Flowers
Nancy Hailey
Tom Allin
Ethel Adams
Sarah Josey
Don Norman
Donny
Jimmy
Frank
Michael
Belton
Dave Breeding
Mellony
Austin
Andrea Breeding
San Antonio
T. BE. Alexander
Marlin
Donie Dillard
Lahoka
A. BE. Alexander
Ed Fulton
Mary Reeves
Annie Wallace
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McAllen
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Kilgore
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Sam Kinche
William C. Holden
Lubbock
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Dallas
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Texas Antiquities Commission
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Howard Wong
Texas Board of Architectural
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Houston
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