Trinity Navigation Project Action Sought In Washington
Texas lawmakers pressed for end to delay on the Trinity River barge canal after a restudy raised the economic yield to 1.50 for each dollar invested. Senators Yarborough and Tower allies urged swift federal approval amid budget-cutting concerns and pending House action on related funds. The project would connect the Gulf of Mexico to Dallas and Fort Worth with 23 locks and a 150 foot wide, 12 foot deep canal, serving Texas and national interests.
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Washington
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Corps of Engineers
Trinity Canal
Southwestern Division Corps of Engineers
Headquarters
Department of the Army
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Trinity River
Gulf of Mexico
Dallas
Budget Bureau
Earle Cabell
John Tower
R-Tex
Graham Purcell
Wichita Falls
John Dowdy
Athens
Yarborough
Secretary of the Army
House
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Wright
Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
Texas Water Board reports ample state water supply
The Texas Water Development Board announced that Texas has about half a million gallons of water per person stored in 52 reservoirs. May rains boosted storage to 15,947,500 acre-feet, with most reservoirs full or nearly full except those in West Texas. Streamflow runs above normal in the east and near normal in the west.
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Austin
Texas Water Development Board
West
Texas
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