Coastal Ecology Expert Sees Pollution Aids Marine Life
Port Aransas Texas AP ecologist Carl Oppenheimer argues that some waste and sewage can fertilize Galveston Bay and boost productivity while urging careful management. He promotes mapping coastlines into biotopes to evaluate ecological changes and trade offs for democratic decisions. He notes no natural coastlines remain and emphasizes human-centered stewardship.
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UT Marine Science Institute
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Sadler Fails to Block Newton Run for Railroad Post
In Austin AP report Jerry Sadler lost his bid to overturn Jon Newton's June 5 Democratic runoff primary victory for the railroad commission. State District Court Judge Herman Jones set a hearing to consider the matter.
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UT student earns arts degree in social sciences
Paul Wisdom Proud of Port Lavaca resident who received a bachelor of arts from the University of Texas at Austin College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. The article covers related local and legal notices, including a court hearing about eligibility of Newton for the November ballot and references a July hearing on the merits.
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Military Weapons Bill Near Okay
A $32.5-billion military weapons procurement bill nears final congressional approval. It authorizes production of the Bl bomber and a $6.7-billion Navy shipbuilding program, with a Senate vote expected today on the compromise measure. The House approved it 339 to 66, with no strings on $1 billion for three Bl operating models if funds are later appropriated.
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Carswell Indicted By Florida Jury
G Harrold Carswell ex Supreme Court nominee faced a Leon County two count indictment in Tallahassee charging battery and attempting an unnatural and lascivious act on plainclothes vice officer George Green. He is held on summons for arraignment with charges misdemeanors carrying up to 60 days and one year in jail plus fines.
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