Population study urged shows Texas growth by 1980
The Texas Senate Interim Committee on Population Distribution released its final report predicting Houston will top 2.5 million, Dallas over 1.9 million by 1980, with most metropolitan areas gaining population while four of 16 decline. It urges continued study and expanded land use and financial incentives to spur development in nonmetropolitan regions and attract new manufacturing jobs.
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Failure Of Senate To Enact Key Oil Bill Draws Fire
In Houston AP report, petroleum industry leaders condemn the Texas Senate for not acting on an oil conservation measure. The unitization bill would let an oil field operate as a unit with 75 percent producer and royalty owner petition, potentially boosting oil reserves by billions. Critics warn of higher costs for farmers, businesses, and consumers amid a gasoline shortage.
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