Why Not A Train Texas rail plan from Poerner gains no traction
Texas Railroad Commission chairman John Poerner advocates a bullet train linking Dallas Fort Worth Houston San Antonio and midpoints to speed travel between population centers. He met with Energy Secretary Charles Duncan and ICC officials to push a rapid rail service tying airports to cities, arguing it could be faster and cheaper overall despite airline speed.
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Wisdom From Proverbs On Immorality Across Ages
The passage cites Proverbs 6 20 to 35 urging obedience to parental teaching as a guide against adulterous ruin. It contrasts ancient warnings with modern “NOW” and “ME” generations, prompting reflection on passion murder divorce and family breakdown driven by immoral acts and their lasting disgrace.
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State Capital Highlights Texas News Roundup
Texas officials clash over a Houston desegregation suit as the Justice Department seeks a court administrator to merge 23 districts while Attorney General Mark White resists federal intrusion. Gov Clements backs Mexican worker reforms, Yarbrough seeks Bahamas medical study access, Reagan plotting moves, and a California farm labor study informs Texas wage debates. The Texas Supreme Court upholds agency printing autonomy amid constitutional constraints.
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House Rejects Oil Import Fee Amid Tax Hike Debate
By a 376 to 30 vote the House disapproved Carter’s proposal for a ten cent per gallon oil import fee branding it a tax hike. The Senate backed the disapproval and sent it toward a presidential veto. Named congressmen voted yea or nay while one member did not vote.
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