Government must cost some money in fiscal restraint
Washington address discusses blame for big government spending, urging citizens to support local solutions over federal programs. It defends EPA, OSHA, DOE, and Energy Department costs while warning that continuous federal expansion worsens issues, as Congress moves to cut spending through budget reconciliation. The speaker emphasizes restoring fiscal responsibility and careful tailoring of a $695.44 billion budget to maximize public good.
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Washington, D.C
Pogo
Uncle Sam
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Department of Education
Department of Energy
Washington
Potomac
House
VIPs State Clinic Tuesday at Center
The monthly blood pressure clinic is set for Monday from 9 to 11 30 a.m. at the VIP Community Center with volunteer nurses helping. A June birthday party for VIPs is planned Friday at noon.
Bullock urges caution in redistricting Senate maps
State Comptroller Bob Bullock urged the Legislative Redistricting Board to proceed with caution in redraws of state senate districts. He warned against rushing the process, saying a hasty move could echo past reapportionment problems and risk unconstitutional final maps. He noted the board has up to 90 days and emphasized fairness, legality, and time for all members to review constitutional and legal questions.
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Bob Bullock
Legislative
Senate
Bullock
Mark White
Bill Hobby
Billy Clayton
Bob Armstrong
Housing tour set for new south Stamford project
A two hour seminar and site tour will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at the VIP Community Center to review the new low rent housing project under construction in south Stamford. Project superintendent Jerry Anderson and OG Cowan will host and provide information. Color selections by the Housing Authority will be displayed.
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Stamford
Ham
Jerry Anderson
OG Cowan
Texas oil output slips below one billion barrels in 1980
Texas crude oil and condensate output for 1980 fell under one billion barrels for the first time since 1965, totaling 960 million barrels including 931 million of crude and 29 million of condensate. production declined from 1979 by over 46 million barrels, while wells drilled reached 18,697, the most since 1957. Jones County produced 1,871 barrels at 5,113 barrels per day, and Yoakum County remained the top producer with 60,771,167 barrels.
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Texas
Texas Mid- Continent Oil & Gas Association
Edwin L. Cox
Association
Carter
Reagan
Cox
U.S
Jones County
Gaines
Ector
Yoakum
Pecos
Gregg
Hockley
Andrews
Scurry
Crane
Refugio
Ll Wood
Montgomery
Rusk
Howard
Brazoria
Terry
Cochran
Kent
Harris
Upton
Burleson
Gregg County
Ector County
Stamford youths chosen for Salvation Army Camp Hoblitzelle
Duayne Medford selects two Stamford boys to attend Camp Hoblitzelle near Midlothian July 13 to 18. John Gardner and David McEwen join about 4,000 campers from across Texas, enjoying boating hiking archery horseback riding fishing swimming crafts and Bible study under supervised staff.
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Stamford
Salvation Army
Hoblitzelle
Midlothian
Duayne Medford
Salvation Army Service Unit
John Gardner
W. Davenport
David McEwen
Anson
Medford
Camp Hoblitzelle
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Charles W. Stenholm
Congressional Comment
Vips
Stamford High Vocational Ag
Willie Medford
Gail Haterius
Abilene
Curly Hays
Left
West Texas Utilities
C.D
BIG Country Savings
Rambod Haskell
Quanah Ant Wau
Seth
Abilene Boemerly Font
United Way Campaign
Tuxedo
Childrens
Butte
Ladies & Childrens
Sandels
Tony Lama
Tuxedo Rental
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