Environmental protection bill draws 380 to 14 vote
Washington delegate Omar Burleson critiques a $24.6 billion environmental bill and projected $35 billion cost, warning of inflation and unchecked spending. He cites EPA funding, debt levels, and congressional budget limits while opposing haste and lack of annual review.
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D. C
U. S. House of Representatives
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Legislative Branch
George Mahon
Appropriations Committee
New Superbass Females Arrive At Texas Hatchery
Texas fish program advances with 51 Florida largemouth bass females arriving by truck from Leesburg. The 4 pound average fish join 21 earlier Florida stock sidelined by bacterial infections. 40 identified as egg laden are moved to a separate pond while awaiting Texas males from Lake Murval East Texas.
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Leesburg
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Bob Kenin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
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Murval
Kemp
Visiting in Roy Rice and Elwood Wade homes over weekend
David Bird of San Angelo visited Roy Rice and Elwood Wade homes along with Mr and Mrs Don Duke, Mike and Teresa, Ronald Berg, and Delford and Dexton Shores of Zapata over the weekend.
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Roy Rice
Elwood Wade
David Bird
San Angelo
Don Duke
Mike and
Teresa
Ronald Berg
Delford
Dexton Shores
Zapata
Discharge of Donald Gene Watts Visited Winters Home
Spec 4 Donald Gene Watts son of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Watts has received his discharge from the U S Army and has been visiting at his parents Winters home. He served 13 months with the Army in Berlin West Germany.
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Donald Gene Watts
Woodrow Watts
Berlin
West Germany
TB outbreak at Tennessee 700 zoo links monkey cases to staff
A female rhesus monkey died after TB was found in her, with five more primates infected. Zoo workers showed tuberculin reactions, later one negative tester became positive. TB testing recommended two to three times yearly. barriers placed between primates and public.
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Tennessee
Luther Fredrickson
Zoo
Cancer toll among young Americans prompts ACS appeal
Every year cancer kills about 22,000 Americans between 15 and 44 years of age. Give to the American Cancer Society and help reduce the toll.
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American Cancer Society
Make Sure of Your Needs Before Choosing a Boat
Advice from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department urges buyers to define boat use such as fishing cruising skiing and more. Consider water body size freshwater or saltwater conditions and the risks of under or over powering beyond manufacturer recommendations.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
How fast is fast on the water
Article discusses safe water speed for towing and skiing. It notes 15 mph is enough to avoid monotony on long runs and handle tides, 20 to 25 mph is ample to tow a water skier, and 30 mph is exhilarating. Speeds above 30 mph on rough water can be uncomfortable and dangerous.
Cancer screening progress and ACS fundraising appeal
The Pap test cut uterine cancer deaths by half in 30 years and the American Cancer Society urges support for research into other early detection tests. The ACS spokesman says the goal is to wipe out cancer in your lifetime and urges generous donations to fund progress.
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American Cancer Society
The
ACS
Cancer Research Progress Spurs Hope in Treatment Battle
Researchers push forward in the ongoing fight against cancer seeking new inroads. The appeal urges support for the American Cancer Society to back these efforts.
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American Cancer Society
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