Flexible Time Table May Include Austin-LA Pipeline
The Texas Water Plan recommends a flexible timetable for water development including a 3005 target to pipe water from Austin to San Antonio. It envisions diversions from Nueces Guadalupe and Blanco rivers and expanding Edwards Aquifer use to meet growing needs, with hearings set for Goliad and San Antonio.
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Texas Water Plan
State Water Development Board
Austin
San Antonio
Nueces
Guadalupe
Blanco
S.A
San Marcos Springs
Camal Srrinae
Edwards
Nueces River
Irrigation Plan Proposes Guadalupe River Trade with San Antonio
A 1979 Guadalupe and San Antonio River Authority plan outlines a cross basin water trade to keep San Antonio springs flowing. It notes a $14.5 million cost for transfers from Canyon Reservoir and suggests limiting Edwards usage to protect Coahuila and San Marcos springs while providing flood control and municipal needs.
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Federal Financial Assistance de San Antonio
Guadalupe
Comal
San Marcos
San Antonio
South Texas Development Plan Briefing Sparks Debate
Austin details a proposed water management plan by the Edwards region Development Board involving interbasin and intrabasin water transfers. The plan contemplates a Cibolo Reservoir and a major pipeline system to supply San Antonio and nearby cities while balancing flows from Canyon Guadalupe and other basins.
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Abraham Kazen Jr
Edwards Laredo
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Ulataa
San An- Lupe
Goliad
Tonio
Clopt Reservoir
San Antonio Fin Crossing
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Connal
Blanco River
Connally
Oi Springs
New Braunfels
Canyon Reservoir
Joe G. Moore Jr
San Marcos Springs
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DesTexas
Nueces
Saa Board
Cibolo Creek
Wilson Coast
Karen
Saa
Texas
Antonio
San Antonio
Guadalupe
Cloptin Antonio
Guadaco
Guadalupe Valley
Iboard
Chena
Texas Water Plan Eyes Rio Grande Valley Irrigation
The Texas Water Development Board releases a plan to rescue 824000 acres in Cameron Willacy Hidalgo and Starr counties from Rio Grade water cuts. It proposes a 900 mile Gulf Coast pipeline from Lake Texoma and Confluence Reservoir in Victoria County to supply irrigation, industrial, and municipal needs, with hearings planned across basins.
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Rio Grade
Texas
Texas Water Plan
State Water Development Board
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Willacy
Hidalgo
Starr
Falcon Dam
Water Development Board
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Oklahoma
Big Grande Valley
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Victoria County
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Lavaca
Navidad
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Lake
Texoma
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Texas Water Development Board
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Nueces-Rio Grande and
Rio
Laredo
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Nueces
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Somo Nueces
Uni
Corpus Christi
Development Board
Rio Grande Valley
Gov-Board
Bowe
Leftists protest U.S. nuclear submarine visit to Tokyo Bay
About 30,000 leftists demonstrated in Yokosuka and Tokyo against the first visit of a U.S. nuclear powered submarine to Tokyo Bay. Police described the Yokosuka protest as orderly after earlier actions near the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo.
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U.S
Yokosuka
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