Plains Water Import Feasibility Aired By Texas Expert
Duane Howell reports at a dinner on High Plains water import plans. Texan consultant Banks says a 15 to 18 million acre foot annual volume could begin by the early 1980s with a full feasibility study to Congress by 1971 or 1972. Studies, engineering work, and cost reductions through advancing tech are needed before construction could start, with California’s experience cited for timelines and political framing.
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Hertook
West Texas
Banks
Congress
High Plains
California
San Luis
California Water Project
Texas
Nce
Icles
Oroville
High Sierras
Tehachapi Mountains
Art Snerfield
San Francisco
Texas Water Plan
Texas Tech professor named president-elect of range group
The Texas Section of the American Society of Range Management named a Texas Tech professor as president-elect and urged the State Legislature to boost support for brush control research.
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Schuster
Odessa
Texas
Tech
American Society of Range Management
Texas Tech
Amendments reshape State welfare and Medicaid programs
The AP reports controversial welfare provisions focus on federally aided programs like AFDC and Medicaid. The changes impose work incentives, income rules, and planning services while limiting AFDC growth and tying Medicaid eligibility to state standards. States face other program revisions and a Labor Department administered work incentive plan.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Labor Department
AFDC
Fragmented OCR mentions exemptions and state aid
The readable text hints at exemptions for certain groups or entities and a provision related to state involvement, but details are unclear. No clear names, dates, or places are present. The fragment suggests a legal or policy note on exemptions and state support.
Plaintiff Awarded 14035 in Workmen's Comp Suit
A civil jury in the 72nd District Court awarded R. O. Mosley 14035 after two hours of deliberation against Texas Employers' Insurance Association. Mosley claimed total permanent disability from back injuries suffered November 4, 1966, while working for Bench, Inc., Peek, Seed and Grain Co. Judge William R. Shaver presided.
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R. O. Mosley
Texas Employers’ Insurance Association
Bench, Inc
Peek, Seed and Grain Co
William R. Shaver
Employment offices set training and incentive plan
The second priority group will take training and receive up to $30 monthly. The third priority involves special work projects organized with public or nonprofit agencies to employ those not absorbed in regular jobs.
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U.S
Ham Reaches 30 Foreign Radios
George Lucky Baker of the Caprock Amateur Radio Society contacted about 30 foreign countries in a CQ Magazine sponsored worldwide Morse code contest over 48 hours. The meeting announced two new Novice Class licensees Jim Irwin and Scott Hollingsworth. The club has doubled in size, placed second in a regional contest, and offered code and theory classes leading to four local ham licenses.
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George
Lucky) Baker
20Th St
Caprock Amateur Radio Society
CQ Magazine
The
Radio Society
Jim Irwin
Ave.s
Scott Hollingsworth
Lubbock
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