Christmas giving for Collingsworth County causes
Henry Wells urges support for two local charitable opportunities. The Christmas Blessing Fund offers up to $100 per family for food and clothing, sometimes including toys. The Collingsworth County Endowment, via the Amarillo Area Foundation, seeks to build a permanent fund of $1,000,000 funded by cash, stock, land, royalties, and more to support future community projects.
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Collingsworth County
Amarillo
Amarillo Garden Center
Amarillo Medical Center
Collingsworth County Endowment
Henry Wells
Sarpalius urges Texas guardrails on nuclear waste site
Senator Bill Sarpalius argues for broad EPA groundwater standards in the Deaf Smith County site selection for the first high level nuclear waste repository. He calls for a Texas appointed committee to assess threats, set safety standards, and require safeguards on construction, waste deposition, and transportation, even if Deaf Smith is not chosen.
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Austin
Jim Mattox
Mattox
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Environmental Protection Agency
Deaf Smith County
EPA
Cour
Texas
Capitol quiet as oaks swapped for many sycamores
At the Capitol, heavy equipment digs up 12 live oaks to replace them with about 36 sycamores while fundraisers surge for Texas candidates. Loeffler raises a $700,000 single-night haul in San Antonio, boosting GOP momentum. Hance, Hobby, Mauro also report profitable events as campaigns loom ahead of Christmas.
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Austin
Capitol
San Antonio
Tom Loeffler
RaTRA ec F Lawes tm tt we Ben ol
RaTRA ec F Lawes tm tt we Ben ol.
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Lawes
Congress Votes Reported Week Ending December Six
Washington roundup shows area representatives on key votes through Dec six. Textiles import limits passed 255 to 164. Stenholm, Boulter and Combest voted no. Higher Education Act extension sailed 350 to 67. Boulter Stenholm Combest voted no. An amendment to cut about 750 million from the 1987 price tag failed 287 to 127. the three named lawmakers voted yes.
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Washington
Congress
House
White House
Beau Boulter
Charles Stenholm
Larry Combest
Senate
Boulter, Stenholm and
Combest
Boulter, Stenholm, Combest
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