Texas officials fear budget cuts hit local programs
The February 8 1973 report notes Texas cities and counties brace for Nixon era federal cutbacks. Local payrolls may rise as some public services lose federal funds. OEO programs, library aid, health and housing projects face possible shutdowns. Houston and Dallas warn of welfare, crime, and service declines as cuts loom.
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Well-kept lawns may prevent cracking foundations in Texas study
Researchers from the University of Texas at Arlington report drier soils during dry periods cause slab foundations to crack. Dr. Arthur R. Poor directs analysis of 69 slabs from houses torn down for Texas 360 widening. He notes up to 80 million dollars a year is spent correcting residential floor slab failures.
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