Dallas suburb faces sewer crisis amid rapid growth
In Murphy Texas residents of $50,000 homes contend with raw sewage surfacing in kitchens and yards after heavy rains. The town, once undeveloped, grapples with septic failures, zoning gaps, and a stalled municipal sewer plan hampered by voter resistance.
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Common Cause shifts focus to White House reform
Common Cause plans a dual approach to executive branch reform and presidential selection. The group will monitor agencies such as EPA and NRC, publicize findings, and study electoral college and nomination processes while continuing congressional oversight and watchdog work.
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Bentsen cites reasons for deficit
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen argues the 52 billion deficit forecast stems from 40 billion in lost tax revenue due to unemployment and 12 billion in increased spending for unemployment compensation. He calls Ford's forecast too high and urges stimulus through lower interest rates and smaller future deficits. He will have the subcommittee study the budget assumptions.
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Budget proposal signals grim economic toll for Americans
New York AP reports the administration's budget, though touting tax cuts, presents a harsh forecast with a 8.1 percent jobless rate, 11.3 percent cost of living rise, and a 3.3 percent GDP contraction. It outlines an $8.7 billion Defense Department budget, a projected $52 billion deficit for 1976, and a total debt near $86.5 billion. The piece notes debates on deficits, inflation, and monetary policy as the Fed balances borrowing and rates amid uncertain economic timing.
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Trial set for March in LCRA Coastal States suit
Bryan Texas AP The trial of an 11 million suit by the Lower Colorado River Authority against Coastal States Gas Producing Co will be heard March 24 in State District Court Judge W C Davis said Monday A pretrial hearing was set for February 20 The LCRA alleged Coastal States breached a contract when its subsidiary Lo-Vaca Gathering Co curtailed natural gas supplies Lo-Vaca provides gas for electricity generation to the LCRA and the cities of Austin and San Antonio The case was moved here on a change of venue.
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