Conservation leaders attend annual meeting in Texas
Calhoun Soil and Water Conservation District directors Marvin Williams Alvin Hahn and M B Bindewald will attend the 35th Annual Texas Soil and Water Conservation District directors meeting along with District Conservationist Pete Wright. The event will review conservation program developments and plan future activities with about 800 expected attendees.
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Calhoun Soil and Water Conservation District
Texas Soil and Water Conservation District
Calhoun County
Marvin Williams
Alvin Hahn
M.B Bindewald
Pete Wright
Sam Steiger
Arizona
Pipeline permit sought for 16 inch brine line project
United Brine Pipeline Corp seeks a U S Corps of Engineers permit to lay a 16 inch brine pipeline across the Guadalupe River four miles north of Tivoli Texas A WQ board approval is required before resuming construction An environmental impact statement is not expected Comments due by October 6 to the District Engineer Galveston.
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United Brine Pipeline Corp
U.S. Corps of Engineers District Office
Galveston
Guadalupe River
Tivoli
Corpora
Canning Demo Set at County Building Auditorium
A home canning demonstration will be held at the County Agricultural Building Auditorium on Wednesday morning. Calhoun County Extension Agent Mrs Shirley Dodd will lead the session starting with preparation and ending with the finished product. Open to all residents regardless of race color religion or socio economic level with pamphlets and bulletins available free of charge to assist home canning.
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County Agricultural Building
Calhoun County
Shirley Dodd
Commissioner of Agriculture
Senate
Watershed project work halted amid heavy rainfall
Heavy rain halted construction on the Little Chocolate Watershed Project and delayed sprigging of coastal bermuda grass. The channel under Highway 87 will be seeded when soil moisture allows, aiming for an eye pleasing, low maintenance finish. Calhoun County Drainage District No 10 planned bond sales. Water Control & Improvement District No 1 met. RC&D measure planning aids erosion control and laterals maintenance. Charles Johnson completed a livestock pond on his Olivia Community ranch to serve about 100 acres, stocked with sport fish next year. spoil area shaped and seeded to bermudagrass for erosion control. Paul Stapp elected president of Calhoun High School National Honor Society 1975-76, with Joyce Kveton as VP, Frances Starnes secretary, Cathy Dumas treasurer, others named. Rambikar historian. Chapter voted to support community education program.
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Little Chocolate
Highway 87
Bermuda
Calhoun County Drainage District No 10
Water Control & Improvement District No. 1
Charles Johnson
Olivia
Paul Stapp
Calhoun High School
Joyce Kveton
Frances Starnes
Cathy Dumas
Anne Ins
Rambikar
Morning Markets Dip as Inflation Fears Overhang Trade
New York stocks failed to sustain an early rally amid inflation and rate worries. The Dow Jones Industrial Average hovered around 800 after slipping to 800.06 at noon as losers outweighed gainers on the NYSE. Pamida led activity with a large block trade at 5, while the Amex saw Houston Oil & Minerals as volume leader.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Calhoun High names 47 on Student Council
Eddie Logan announces Calhoun High School has 47 students serving on the Student Council this term. The council comprises 16 seniors, 17 juniors, and 14 sophomores with listed members including Debbie Barker, Tammy Bowman, Cathy Dumas, Jill Griffin, Becky Masarik, Linda Dreymala, Allan Ramirez, Terri Stanton, Paul Stapp, Frances Starnes, John Power, Paul Sullivan, Leslie Clark, Tracy Evans, John Haynes, Laura Williams, Robin Barnett, Jeff Comstock, Kim Frederick, Curtis Gladney, Betty Hahn, Nancy, and others.
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Calhoun High School
Eddie Logan
Debbie Barker
Tammy Bowman
Cathy Dumas
Jill
Montoya trial opens with mass jury questions in Elsa
Jury selection starts in Greg Montoya's theft case in Austin. The Democratic representative from Elsa allegedly paid five employees with state funds. The prosecutor, Bob Smith, has eight prior convictions against lawmakers and a high official in three years, including Gus Mutcher and a state senator. The list of jurors and student council names follows.
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Austin, Tex
Greg Montoya
Rio Grande Valley
Elsa
Montoya
Travis County
Bob Smith
San Antonio Area Tops Texas in Buying Power
San Antonio metropolitan area, long considered a quiet town with low wages, surpassed the state average buying power last year according to a new study, signaling a shift in regional economic strength. The finding highlights a rise in local purchasing capacity compared with statewide metrics.
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San Antonio
Tex.a
Texas constitutional amendments public notice 1975 special election
The notice outlines proposed revisions across Texas Constitution articles II through XVII including separation of powers, legislative and executive terms and budgets, judiciary unification, voting and elections, education funding, finance, local government, and general provisions. It details ballot wording and effective dates, with key dates in 1976 1979 and beyond, and explains submission to voters for approval.
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Texas
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Court of Criminal Appeals
India
Ms Pe
Ihe
United States
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el Mayes
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Lyle Bauer
National Association of Conservation Districts
W Philip Gramm
Texas A & M
Dee Brune
Association of Texas Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Mayes
Bauer
Kansas
US Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Dr Gramm
Ministry of Natural Resources
Brune
USDA
Canning
Federal Reserve Board
Pamida
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Houston Oil & Minerals
Gulf
Pat Peries
RCA Satewer
Sony
Gus Mutscher
Rush McGinty
State of
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University of Texas
Texas A&m Systems
Texas A&m
Gulf of Mexico
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