Guadalupe Mountains National Park Debated In Congress
In Texas the Guadalupe Mountains National Park moves toward creation amid talks on access levels and wilderness designation. Supporters urge balanced public access while preserving ecology and heritage as hearings continue and a master plan develops.
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Labor's Election Day Aug 14 at Dallas convention
Labor’s election day on August 14 features an AFL CIO state convention in Dallas to elect new officers. H S Hank Brown resigns as president with Roy R Evans and Harold Tate as leading contenders for president, while Evans partners Sherman Fricks and Tate backs Harry Hubbard and Henry Munoz Jr for secretary treasurer.
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Letters Defend Small Jr High Plan and Vocational School
Lena Brown lauds a smaller 1000 seat Jr High auditorium for efficiency and emotional site reasons. She applauds the vocational courses as essential for self reliance, notes the bond issue can be paid in 5 years saving 1.3 million in interest, and urges community support.
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Dove season opening set by Parks and Wildlife Commission
The commission designated September 1 as opening day for the North Zone dove season. The release notes broader state planning and related actions including record systems and health initiatives.
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Texas Textiles Drive Seen in 1971 Industrial Report
The Texas Industrial Commission lists 161 new industries starting in the state in the first half of 1971, eight more than last year, with 100 others expanding. A rural population study is ordered to explain growth contrasts, plus a feasibility study on the future of textile manufacturing. Texas yields over 30 percent of U S cotton, 97 percent of mohair, and 50 percent of wool, mostly processed elsewhere. A survey suggests processing facilities may add more than $7 billion.
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