Pipeline project eyed amid groundwater concerns and jobs
The discussion notes fissures in aging lines could allow oil to contaminate groundwater though spill probability is low. Newer pipelines show better welds and records. ruptures often come from backhoes. Regulators require contingency plans, route maps, and permits, with water-supply safeguards for over a million people amid Comal County construction jobs.
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Glen Rock
Wyoming
North Platt River
Reed
Environmental Protection Agency
All-American Pipeline Co
Texas
Texas Railroad Commisson
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Department of Water Resources
Tom Milligan
Comal
Deaths Minnie Wall Warren of Spicewood Texas
Minnie Jane Monk Wall Warren, 69, of Spicewood Texas died December 30. Services January 2 at Clements Wilcox Chapel Marble Falls with Rev Holton George officiating. Interment Rockvale Cemetery. Survivors include husband Arthur Buddy Warren. five children Thomas Wayne Warren Dickey Ray Warren Mary Frances Ulbricht Levina Jane Dawson Claudine Hauss. sisters Frances Finche Gertie Fasel. brothers Malcolm Dick Wall H T Wall Ira Lee Wall. 12 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Grandsons served as pallbearers.
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Minnie Jane
Monk) Wall Warren
Spicewood
Texas
Clements- Wilcox
Marble Falls
Holton George
Rockvale
Clements-Wilcox Funeral Home
Warren
Arthur
Buddy) Warren
Thomas Wayne Warren
New Braunfels
Dickey Ray Warren
Mary Frances Ulbricht
Levina Jane
Dawson
Claudine Hauss
Frances Finche
Bertram
Gertie Fasel
Cypress Mills
Macolm
Dick) Wall
Burnet
H.T. Wall
Ira Lee Wall
Trial details unfold in Torres murder case testimony
The trial continues with Mesa and Anderson recounting events surrounding Felipe Torres's death. They place Orosco and Mike in the assault, describe money disputes, and explainCarl deception about cashing Torres’s $95 paycheck. Mesa testifies he warned Mike after seeing the stabbing and both him and Silva admit giving false police statements but later confessed.
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Mesa
Torres
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Orosco
Mike
Felipe
Bill Schroeder
San Antonio
Felipe Torres
Schroeder
Lollie Silva
Silva
Paul Cedillo
Julian
Cedilla
Archaeologist to Begin Survey of Landa Park in New Braunfels
Archaeologist Dr. Herman Smith arrives in New Braunfels to survey Landa Park and Panther Canyon for archaeologically significant areas. He was hired to map sites and guide future construction with monitoring by the Texas Antiquities Commission. The two day survey aims to protect artifacts and may feed into an environmental interpretation for educational use.
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New Braunfels
Herman Smith
Landa Park
Smith
Texas Antiquities Commission
Texas Historical Commission
David Whatley
Panther Canyon
Whatley
Reagan Defends Social Security and Central America Policy
Reagan maintains Social Security cost-of-living increases stay exempt from benefit reductions and pledges support for antiSandinista guerrillas in Nicaragua. He dismisses long term economic projections, opposes tax increases to cut deficits, and says Senate budget moves won’t derail his deficit reduction. He also notes aides leaving or changing roles but says the team has varied leadership.
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Reagan
Nicaragua
Central America
Senate
Congress
Community utility project eyed as asset and public room named
The town advances a downtown building project for Utilities with a $319,677 note and a $400,000 to $1 million emergency fund plan. The proposed Oliver Haas Room would honor a longtime water conservationist as contractors Bartlett Cocke Construction proceed on schedule to finish by late 1985.
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Valero
Sohn
Orr
NBU
Bill Drown
Barbara Tieken
Oliver Haas
Haas
Edwards Underground Water District Board of Directors
Bartlett Cocke Construction
Texas Commerce Bank
Utilities
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Fia
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Jos
Minnie Warren
A.E. and
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Hanes
Siva
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