This Year We Live a Great Christmas Adventure
A reflective piece on Christmas as a spirit of love and charity expanding beyond familiar bounds. It suggests the 1968 holiday marks a profound shift, inviting readers to feel part of a larger manned exploration and renewed character.
Just Enough Taxes For Roads Says Editors
The Ameri can Petroleum Institute notes since 1956 about 24 billion have funded non road aims. Editors compare this to a fable of a preacher who kept just enough for expenses. Casey County News laments campaign promises to remove posters after elections.
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American Petroleum Institute
Liberty
Casey County
Texas Water Plan Unveiled Seeks $10 Billion Coastal Dams
The Texas Water Development Board reveals a $10 billion master plan to shift 12 to 13 million acre feet of surplus water from Mississippi and East Texas to West Texas and the Rio Grande Valley. It proposes 67 dams and two salt water barriers, vast pipelines, Trans Texans canalis, and Amistad Dam connections to feed growing cities and agriculture while boosting coastal inflows and wildlife. The scheme includes power needs for pumping and wide cross state water transport to El Paso, San Antonio, and beyond.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Water Resources
Texas Water Development Board
Louisiana
Mississippi
Sabine River
Lubbock
Rio Grande Valley
West Texas
New Mexico
East Texas
el Paso
North Texas
Pecos
Rio Grande
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del Rio
Maverick
Webb
Carrizo Springs
Trans-Texas Canal
San Antonio
Cuero
Water projects eyed for Texas by 1975 plan
Plans outline coastal canal links and river diversions across Goliad and Cuero basins. Officials seek congressional approval for Cibolo Cuero and Goliad projects by 1972 with later authorization for design construction by 1975 and first deliveries via the Coastal Canal by 1969.
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Goliad
Mississippi River
Sabine
Beaumont
Rio Grande Valley
East Texas
Mississippi
Readers praise Palo Duro Canyon improvements
Dear Editor, you are commended for the recent editorial on Palo Duro Canyon. The writer recalls a 33 year old visit as a West Texas State student and notes the changes with new roads improving access. The letter urges Collingsworth County residents to visit this natural wonder.
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Palo Duro Canyon
West Texas State
Collingsworth County
N. S. Lewis
Uncertain Texas Economic Upturn Highlighted By Reports
Texas economists note a strong November for the Texas construction industry and record low unemployment. The Texas Employment Commission cites 2.7 percent unemployment and tax decisions pending for employers as fiscal issues loom amid upbeat business indicators from UT Bureau of Business Research.
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Texas
Texas Employment Commission
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
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