A Guide to the Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers

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A Guide to the Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers


Descriptive Summary
	Creator	Bentsen, Lloyd
	Title	Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers
	Dates:	1921-1998
	Abstract:	Correspondence, printed material, creative works, legal documents, financial documents, minutes, photographic materials, sound recordings, and works of art make up the papers of Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. (1930-1994, bulk 1971-1993). Bentsen and his staff created the bulk of the material during his term as United States Senator from Texas (1971-1993), though the papers also contain records from Bentsen's term as United States Secretary of the Treasury (1993-1994). A limited amount of the material documents Bentsen's career in business and his private life. Few records exist from his term in the United States House of Representatives (1948-1955).
	Accession No.	AR 88-066; 88-370; 88-395; 89-072; 90-100; 90-287; 91-002; 91-010; 91-028; 91-046; 91-047; 91-135; 91-182; 91-344; 92-043; 92-149; 92-165; 92-359; 93-061; 93-138; 93-162; 93-188; 93-239; 94-269; 94-347; 95-005; 95-017; 95-029; 95-064; 95-167; 95-210; 96-237; 96-274; 96-289; 97-092; 97-098; 98-236; 98-246; 99-175; 99-199; 2000-180; 2000-185; 2000-269; 2002-067
	Extent	2687 cubic feet
	Language	Materials are in English.
	Repository	Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,The University of Texas at Austin

Biographical Note

Lloyd Millard Bentsen, Jr., Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, U.S. Senator and Representative, businessman, Texas county judge, and decorated World War Two veteran, was born in Mission, Texas, on February 11, 1921. He ran for Vice-President of the United States in 1988 on the Democratic ticket with then Massachusettes governor Michael Dukakis. He served as Secretary of the Treasury under President Bill Clinton from 1993 to 1994. Bentsen kept up a full schedule until 1998, when he retired after a decline in his health. He died on May 23, 2006.

For more information, click here for the first page of the Bentsen Papers.

Scope and Contents

Correspondence, printed material, creative works, legal documents, financial documents, minutes, photographic materials, sound recordings, and works of art make up the papers of Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr. (1930-1994, bulk 1971-1993). Bentsen and his staff created the bulk of the material during his term as United States Senator from Texas (1971-1993), though the papers also contain records from Bentsen's term as United States Secretary of the Treasury (1993-1994). A limited amount of the material documents Bentsen's career in business and his private life. Few records exist from his term in the United States House of Representatives (1948-1955).

The material is organized in ten subgroups. The first seven subgroups consist of records from Bentsen's Senate offices.

For more information on each subgroup, click here for the first page of the Bentsen Papers.


Arrangement
	Click on a subgroup link below to view the detailed inventory for that subgroup.

		I. Management/Administration Subgroup, 1971-1993 (26.5 cubic feet) Administrative Assistants Series, 1973-1992 Office Administration Series, 1971-1991
		II. Legislative Section Subgroup, 1945-1993 (579.5 cubic feet) Central Files Series General Files Committee Files Legislative Correspondence Files Miscellaneous subject and correspondence file Staff Files Series Office Administration files Legislative staff files: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Detailed List of Bentsen Legislative Staff
		III. Personal and Political Files Subgroup, 1923, ca. 1940-1993 (217.5 cubic feet) Personal/Political Materials Series, 1923, ca. 1940-1993 Schedule, Trip, and Invitation Files Party Leadership Files Financial Disclosure Reports and Statements Miscellaneous Files Mementos and Personal Items Campaign Files Series, 1970-1992 Miscellaneous Campaign Materials Senate Campaigns National Campaigns
		IV. Correspondence Subgroup, 1971-1993 (1306 cubic feet) Outgoing Correspondence and System Records Series, 1971-1992 (63.3 cubic feet) Outgoing Correspondence Libraries Mail Reports and indexes Duplicate copies of microfilm reels Duplicate copies of CMS microfilm reels Political and Personal Correspondence, 1971-1993 (56.8 cubic feet) Political Affairs/Political Matters Public Activities Personal Correspondence Issue Mail, 1971-1993 (1,185.9 cubic feet) Constituent Correspondence, 1971-1979: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 CMS correspondence, 1977-1992, Part 1 CMS correspondence, 1977-1992, Part 2
		V. Press Section Subgroup, 1930-1931, 1942-1994 (161.5 cubic feet) Office of the Press Secretary Series, 1966-1993 External Communication Series, 1952, 1963-1994, Part 1 External Communication Series, 1952, 1963-1994, Part 2 Press Clippings Series, 1949, 1971-1993 Photographic Prints and Transparencies Series, 1930-1931, 1942-1994
		VI. Constituent Services Subgroup, 1971-1993 (259 cubic feet) Project Files Series 1971-1992 (226 cubic feet) Water resources projects, 1971-1979 Sequentially filed projects, 1971-1989: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8 Project files arranged by county, 1982-1992 Case Files Series, 1971-1993 (33 cubic feet) [restricted for 75 years]
		VII. State Offices Subgroup, 1921, 1942-1993 (109.5 cubic feet) Austin Office Files, 1971-1993 Houston Office Files, 1921, 1942-1993, Part 1 Houston Office Files, 1921, 1942-1993, Part 2 Dallas Office Files, 1983-1993
		VIII. Secretary of the Treasury Subgroup, 1981 (1993-1994) (25.5 cubic feet) Schedules and Briefing Books, 1993 -1994 Correspondence Files, 1993-1994 Speech Files, 1993-1994 Press Relations Files, 1981-1994 Personal Materials, 1993-1994
		IX. Post Secretary of the Treasury Subgroup, 1995-1998 (5 items)
		X. Lewis L. Gould Files Subgroup, 1942-1994 (1 linear foot, 8 inches)

Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Casework and personnel files are restricted for 75 years after creation, up to the year 2068.

Use of some audio and video materials is by appointment only; please contact sound archivist.

Use of digital material by appointment only; please contact digital archivist.

Use Restrictions

A portion of these papers is stored remotely. Advance notice required for retrieval. Contact repository for retrieval.


Index Terms

	Subjects (Persons)
		Bentsen, Lloyd--Archives.
	Subjects (Organizations)
		United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Finance.
		United States. Congress. Senate.
	Subjects
		Economics--United States.
		Finance--Laws and legislation--United States.
		Finance--United States.
		Politics, Practical--Texas.
	Places
		Texas--Politics and government--1951-

Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Lloyd M. Bentsen, Jr., Papers, 1921-1998, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

Detailed Description of the Collection

VI. Constituent Services Subgroup, 1971-1993
Extent (259 cubic feet)

Administrative History

Projects and casework were the primary Constituent Service work of Senator Bentsen's staff. Typical projects, undertaken on behalf of groups, municipalities, or the state itself, included efforts to receive federal grants or designations, to gain inclusion in federal programs, and to affect the decisions of federal agencies. Cases involved specific individuals requiring assistance with Federal agencies and government departments, such as the Veterans and Social Security Administrations; the Internal Revenue Service; Immigration and Naturalization Service; Departments of Agriculture, Health, Education, Welfare, Justice and Labor; and branches of the armed forces.

Staff in Bentsen's Austin office performed most casework and project work. Dallas staff managed some local cases. The State Director, reporting to the Administrative Assistant, supervised the work. Bentsen's Administrative Assistant handled some special constituent problems personally.

Other routine constituent services included applications to the military service academies, coordinated by Houston staff, and routine congratulatory correspondence, managed by Dallas staff.

Scope and Content Note

Project Files created by Bentsen's Constituent Services staff include correspondence, reference and research materials, and administrative documents. The files provide an overview of the sorts of projects Texas communities undertook during Bentsen's term, as well as the methods and relationships Bensten's staff drew on to assist them.

Because of their private nature, individual case files are closed for 75 years from date of creation. The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History did not retain service academy files.

For routine constituent correspondence, see Correspondence Subgroup.

Box

329-88-0001/12 (01843300)

Project Files Series 1971-1992
Extent (226 cubic feet)

Scope and Content Note

Project Files created by Bentsen's Constituent Services staff include internal memos and correspondence with constituents and state and federal agencies, printed material such as reports and clippings, photographic materials, legal documents, and cartographic materials. Three series: Water resources projects, 1971-1979; Sequentially filed projects, 1971-1989; Project files arranged by county, 1982-1992.

The separate water resources project files may reflect Bentsen's membership in the Public Works Committee (renamed Environment and Public Works in 1977), which considered appropriations for such projects. The Sequentially filed projects series contains the bulk of the files. Staff assigned each case a descriptive title and a reference number, by which the files are organized in their particular year. In the reference number, the digits after the hyphen represent the year of the project (e.g., 1-77 for the first project in 1977).

Typically, the files include a coversheet, which lists actions taken by Bentsen's office on different dates. The later files often also include "snapshots" printed from the office computer system used to track case and project work. These documents state the status of the project, contacts made at federal agencies, actions taken, and the names and addresses of involved constituents. Some projects, such as the unsuccessful effort to prevent the closure of Ellington Air Force Base (1974-1981), involved many staff over a long period of time. In contrast, "one-shot" projects required only a single telephone call or letter to close.

The contents of the files vary. Generally, they include correspondence with constituents and administrators in federal agencies. Many of the files include the CMS work orders for Bentsen's correspondence. Occasionally, the constituent's original contact included printed material, such as reports and clippings. Some of the files include notes created by the staff member who worked on the project. Other materials in the files can include photographic materials, legal documents, and cartographic materials. In a few instances, legislative staff became involved in the project and their communication with the Senator is documented.

Lists and reports tracking project work can be found in the Austin office files, including several card files indexing projects 1971-1989.

Water resources projects, 1971-1979:

Assorted project correspondence, 1971-1975

Correspondence, various projects, 1977

One-shot project correspondence, 1978-1979

R&H appropriations, FY 1974

Bon Weir project, FY 1974

Backup statements, FY 1975

R&H general, FY 1975

Lakeview project, FY 1975

Palo Duro River project, 1974

Statements, FY 1976

Statements and Environmental impact studies, FY 1976

R&H appropriations, FY 1977

Matagorda Ship Channel, letters to constituents, 1975-1976

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/89 (00097691)

Rivers and Harbors Omnibus bill projects:

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/89 (00097691)

Rivers and Harbors, general (includes Port of Houston; Farmers Branch and Rawhide Creeks; and West Texas and Eastern New Mexico Import Project)

Alpine Lake, Alpine, Texas, Brewster County

Attoyac Bayou Watershed, Nacogdoches, Rusk, Shelby, and San Augustine Counties

Amistad Reservoir and Recreation Area, 10 millionth visitor, Val Verde County (one letter only)

Removal of aquatic growth, Louisiana and Texas

Aquilla Lake, Brazos River, Central Texas

Aubrey Lake, Dallas and Denton (two folders)

Bachman and Joe's Creeks, Dallas

Barbour Terminal Channel, Morgan Point, Texas, Harris County

Bardwell Lake

Beals Creek, Big Spring, Texas

Bear Creek watershed

Belton Lake

Benbrook Lake, Trinity River

Berkley Creek and tributaries, Hall County, Texas

Big Creek Tri-County watershed, Temple Texas; Falls, Limestone, and McLennan Counties

Big Cow Creek, Jasper and Newton Counties

Big Pine Lake, Red River and Lamar Counties

Boggy Creek, Austin

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/90 (00096360)

Boggy Creek, widening, Austin (two folders)

Bolivar Peninsula, erosion problems, Galveston County

Bon Weir Project on Sabine River, East Texas

Brazos Island Harbor (Brownsville Ship Channel, widening and dredging)

Brazos River and tributaries

Brazos River salt pollution

Brownsville deepwater channel

Buffalo Bayou and tributaries, Houston

Lake Brownwood dam modification, Coleman and Brown Counties

Burnet, Crystal, and Scott Bays and vicinity, subsidence, Harris County

Cache River Project, Arkansas

Caddo Creek watershed, Collins and Hunt Counties

California Creek watershed, Hamlin, Texas

Cameron County Water Control and Improvement District #5

Canadian River and tributaries, flood control, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas

Canyon Lake, Comal County

Cedar Bayou Channel, Chambers and Liberty Counties

Chiltipin Creek, Sinton, Texas, San Patricio County

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/91 (00096622)

Chambers Creek, Everman, Texas

Channel to Port Bolivar [empty folder]

Chocolate Bayou, Brazoria County

Choctaw watershed, Grayson County

Choke Canyon, Frio River, near Corpus Christi

Cibolo and Palo Blanco Creeks, near Falfurrias, Schertz, and Presidio, Texas (four folders)

Clear Creek, Brazoria County

Clopton Crossing Lake, Blanco River; Edwards Underground Reservoir (two folders)

Colorado River and tributaries

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/92 (00096520)

Conn Brown Harbor

Cooper Lake

Conn Brown Harbor Annex, Aransas Pass

Cornudas North and Culp Draws Watershed

Corpus Christi Ship Channel Study (Omnibus Bill)

Corpus Christi Channel

Corpus Christi Ship Channel

Corpus Christi Beach

Corpus Christi Ship Channel (Port Aransas Breakwater) Sec. 107

Cuero Dam

Cypress Creek-San Jacinto & Tributaries

Delaware Creek

Denison Dam-Lake Texoma (MP)

Denison Dam (Lake Texoma) Texas & Oklahoma

Dickinson Bayou

Double Bayou

Duck Creek Channel Improvement

Ecleto Creek, TX

Elephant Butte-Fort Quitman El Paso Water Improvement District 1

Elm Creek Watershed

Elm Fork Floodway (Trinity River Project)

El Paso

Escondido Creek Watershed

Estelline Spring Experimental Project

Edwards Underground Reservoir

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/93 (00096430)

Falcon Reservoir, Rio Grande

Ferrells Bridge Dam - Lake O' The Pines [empty folder]

Freeport Harbor and vicinity, hurricane and flood control, Brazos River, Brazoria County (three folders)

Galveston Bay Area navigation study

Galveston Channel, deepening to 40 feet

Galveston Harbor and Channel

Galveston seawall

Harbor of Refuge, Seadrift, Texas

Goose Creek (tributary of Houston Ship Channel)

Grapevine Lake, Trinity River

Greenville local protection (Cowleech Fork)

Guadalupe River (remove log jam)

Guadalupe River, channel to Victoria

Gulf Intracoastal Waterway

Gulf Coast Deepwater Port Facilities: Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida

Harbor Island; deepening of Corpus Christi Ship Channel

Hickory Creek watershed, Balch Springs, Texas

Highland Bayou

Hitson C&L and Washburn Draws watershed

(see Cornudas watershed file)

Holliday Creek, Lake Wichita, Wichita Falls, Texas

Hords Creek Lake [empty folder]

Houston Ship Channel

Johnson Creek, Arlington and Grand Prairie, Texas

Kleberg County Water Control and Improvement District, Kingsville, Texas (1979 feasibility study by Joint Venture Partners)

Kickapoo Creek watershed, Erath, Palo Pinto, and Parker Counties

Lake Kemp, Wichita River

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/94 (00096677)

Lake LBJ and Big Sandy Creek, Llano, Texas

Lakeview Reservoir

Lavon Lake, Collin County (three folders)

Lavaca and Navidad Rivers

Leon Creek

Lewisville Dam

Linville Bayou and Creek, Brazoria County

Long Island, Port Isabel (dust control)

Los Olmos Creek watershed, Jim Hogg and Starr Counties

McKinney Bayou, Arkansas and Texas

Matagorda Ship Channel

Mineola Lake; Carl Estes Dam and Lake, Sabine River, near Longview, Texas

Munday, Texas, flood control project (section 205)

Lower Neches River Saltwater barrier

Navarro Mills Lake

North Sulphur River Rural Clean Water Program (RCWP)

Lower Neches River, Beaumont

Nueces River Project, Choke Canyon

Nueces River and Tributaries

Offatts Bayou, Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, (section 107)

Oso Creek, Robstown, Texas

Padre Island National Seashore

Palacios seawall

Palmetto Bend Dam and Reservoir

Palo Duro Lake

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/95 (00096338)

Pat Mayse Lake

Pease River

Pecos River

Pecos River Basin

Peyton Creek

Pine Island Estates

Plainview Rivers & Harbors

Pollard Creek Watershed

Pond Creek Watershed Project

Port Arthur & Vicinity (hurricane and flood protection)

Proctor Lake (folder empty)

Paluxy River Watershed (work plan)

Red Arroyo (San Angelo, TX)

Aransas Pass (Red Fish Bay)

317-73, Hemphill Soil Water Conservation District-Red Deer Watershed

Red River-Chloride Control Parts I and II

Red River Levees and Bank Stabilization below Denison Dam

Red River Waterway, Shreveport to Daingerfield, TX (Economic Restudy Only)-(folder empty)

Red River-Shreveport to Daingerfield, TX

Red River

Arkansas-Red River Chloride Control Data Station, Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas

Red River above Denison, TX and Oklahoma

Red River below Denison Dam

Red River Waterway

Red River Waterway-Mississippi River to Shreveport

Red River Bank Stabilization (index: Arkansas to Denison on Dam)-(folder empty)

Richland Dam

Rio Grande Wild & Scenic River

Lower Rio Grande Basin

Lake Rockland/Dam

Rowlett Creek, Dallas & Collin Counties

Rush and Village Creeks

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/96 (00097807)

Sabine River Flood Control

Sabine Neches Waterway

San Angelo Lake (empty folder)

San Antonio-Guadalupe River Basin Study (Special Report)

San Bernard River

Sanderson Canyon

San Felipe Creek

San Gabriel River

San Jacinto River & Tributaries

San Marcos River Watershed

Santa Maria Water Control & Improvement District (empty folder)

Sims Bayou, Houston

Somerville Lake

Acquisition of land and minerals for the Somerville Reservoir Project

Box

2.116/OD 1273

Sommerville Reservoir composite, real estate map, 1963

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/96 (00097807)

Steinhagen Lake (Neches River)

Stillhouse Hollow Dam

Surfside Beach

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/97 (00097705)

Taylor Bayou

Texarkana Dam-Lake Texarkana

Texas City Channel

Texas City and Vicinity Hurricane and Flood Protection

Texas Water Supply and Pollution Study

Texas Coast Hurricane

Three Rivers

Toledo Bend

Town Bluff Dam-B.A. Steinhagen Lake

Townbranch Watershed Project

Trinity River

Wallisville River

Waco Lake

White Rock Lake

Lake Whitney (Dummy File)

Wichita River

Unnamed Tributary (Eagle Pass)

Zacate Creek:

Box

2.116/OD 1177

City of Laredo, September 1977

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/98 (00097716)

Texas Wastewater Construction-General

Rivers & Harbors

Miscellaneous

The Institutionalization of Rural Water-Sewer Reform (proposal)

Rural Community Action: Status and Recommendations (report)

Reclamation-General

Watersheds

To Be Sorted

Watershed Progress Report

Unlabeled folder-various rivers

Unlabeled folder-revenue sharing regulations

Unlabeled folder-various river projects

Water Resources Congress-Washington Hilton-Washington, D.C.- March 7, 1974

Public Works Committee

1974 Public Works Project

Fiscal Year 1975 Working Papers-Rivers & Harbors

Congressional B.S. (?)

Project Nar's

1974 Working Papers

General Rivers and Harbors-Memos

Congressional Information-Fiscal Year 1977

Rivers & Harbors-General

Project-Trips

Frio River-Three Rivers, Texas

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/99 (00096316)

Lower Rio Grande Basin-Aldrete's File

Trinity River-Correspondence, 1974

Trinity River-Memos and Background

Trinity River-Newspaper clips & magazines

Victoria Channel

Big Pine-Rivers and Harbors

Days Creek-Rivers and Harbors

Taylors Bayou

Choke Canyon

Tennessee Colony

Received Correspondence

1976 Memos

1975-76 Letters

Lake Wichita, Holiday Creek

Sabine-Neches Waterway

San Gabriel Projects

Taylor Bayou Project

Texas City Hurricane-Flood Protection

Texas Coast Hurricane Society

Three Rivers

Trinity River Project

Wallisville Lake

Memos 1976

Rivers & Harbors-Stuff

Carl Estes Dam and Lake (Mineola Lake)

Rivers & Harbors- Congressional Letters 1974

Congressional

Johnson Creek

Lake Brownwood Modification

Lake Lavon

Lavon Lake Modification

Linville Creek, Caney Creek, Tres Palacios

Millican Lake

Oso Creek Flood Control

Pecos and Vicinity

Peyton Creek

Lower Rio Grande Basin Flood Control

Port Arthur and Vicinity-Hurricane and Flood Protection

Red River Stabilization below Denison Dam

San Antonio Channel Improvement

Texas City Channel (Industrial)

Fiscal Year 1975 Memos

1976 Capabilities

Corpus Christi Beach Restoration

Arkansas-Red River Basin Chloride Control (Oklahoma)

Arkansas-Red River Chloride Control Data Station (Oklahoma)

Big Pine Lake

Bon Weir Reservoir

Brazos River and Tributaries-Salt Pollution

Buffalo Bayou and Tributaries

Chiltipin Creek Flood Control

Cibolo Creek

Clear Creek

Colorado River Project

Mouth of Colorado

Cooper Lake and Channels

Unlabeled folder-various water projects

Box

2.116/OD 1177

Hawk Island USGS topographical quad map, 7.5′, 1970

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/99 (00096316)

Corpus Christi Ship Channel

Corpus Christi Ship Channel-Deepening

Guadalupe River-remove log jam

Duck Creek Channel Improvement

El Paso Flood Control

Galveston Bay Area Navigation

Galveston Channel Deepening

Highland Bayou

Bardwell Lake

Belton Lake

Benbrook Lane

Brazos Island Harbor

Canyon Lake

Channel to Port Bolivar

Clear Creek and Clear Lake

Denison Dam-Lake Texoma

Estelline Springs

Ferrels Bridge Dam-Lake of the Pines

Galveston Harbor and Channel

Grapevine Lake

Hords Creek

Houston Ship Channel

Lake Kemp

Lewisville Dam

Matagorda Ship Channel

Navarro Mills Lake

Pat Mayse Lake

San Rayburn Lake

San Angelo Lake

Somerville Lake

Stillhouse Hollow Dam

Town Bluff-B.A. Steinhagen Lake

Waco Lake

Whitney Lake

Wright Patman Dam and Reservoir (Texarkana Lake)

Aubrey Lake

Lakeview

San Jacinto & Tributaries Cypress Creek (per Eckhardt)

Corpus Christi Beach Erosion

Trinity Correspondence 1976

Empty folders, removed:

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/99 (00096316)

Fiscal Year 1976 Miscellaneous Correspondence, Cloptins Crossing, Buffalo Bayou and Tributaries, Freeport Harbor, Texas City Channel, Trinity River and Tributaries, Bolivar Peninsula Beach Erosion

Box

LMB 18

Folders relocated to legal size box:

Choke Canyon

Alamo Resource Conservation and Development

112-76, Resaca de la Palma

Papillion Creek & Tributaries-Washington & Douglas Counties, Nebraska

Folder unlabeled-various projects

Matagorda Island

Brazoria County Airport

John Hill

Miscellaneous (loose material from box 000-89-0006/99)

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/1 (00880651)

Sequentially filed projects, 1971-1989:

Nimitz Apartments, Ltd. San Antonio,

Texas, February 1971

Drought relief, 1971

Fort Worth Narcotic Treatment Center, 1971

1-71, National Endowment for the Arts projects

2-71, Customs Office, Port Lavaca

3-71, Slurry Seal Inc.

Joan Puckett project

4-71, FHA loan for Natalia, Texas

7-1971, closing of parks around the Sam Rayburn Reservoir

8-71, parole for Harry Davis sought by the Breckenridge Industrial Foundation

9-71, Galveston PHS Hospital, possible closing

10-71, award of T-58 contract

11-71, Hill-Burton Hospitals and required fire prevention system for wooden frame buildings

12-71, Federal Aid for Texcitrus for advertising overseas

13-71, Apartments in Wichita Falls and Northern Contracting Corporation, labor problems

14-71, proposal to reduce accidents caused by drinking drivers by central Texas COG

15-84, delay filing date for the Sam Rayburn Dam Electric Cooperative

16-84, request for federal assistance from Federal Aviation Administration for new airport at Hemphill

17-71, funding for Houston Legal Foundation

18-71, securing a National Park on Possum Kingdom Lake

20-71, Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Employment Program in Wichita County

21-17, making the Rio Grande Valley into a recreational area through the use of recreational water

23-71, Belton, Texas application for a HUD low rent public housing program

24-71, neighborhood facility for Mission, Texas

25-71, Pan American College's application from HEW for a Student Center for social involvement

26-71, College Station's HEW application for funds to develop a program of solid waste disposal

27-71, purchasing of 20 acres of park land for a school in Cayuga, Texas

28-71, Clute and Richwood programs to improve community facilities, HUD application

29-71, Brownwood, Texas request to get help from FHA for the extension of water line from Zephyr, Texas

30-71, Buffalo Bayou flood control project by the Corps of Engineers

31-71, Amrep, Houston's proposal for the management of an oil spill tanker for service in the Gulf of Mexico

32-71, pollution problem on LBJ Lake in the Highland Lakes area

33-71, Project Mast out of San Antonio

34-71, request by Starr and Zapata Counties to get an FHA loan to bring in a household water supply

35-71, problems with Free School Lunch Program in Edinburg consolidated ISD

37-71, Local Selective Service Board for Maverick County

38-71, City of Brenham, water supply

39-71, City of Nacogdoches, surface reservoir

40-71, petition for additional slots in New York City for a nine county area

41-71, Fort Concho restoration

42-71, San Marcos sports fishery center

44-71, erosion at Gunn Hollow

45-71, housing fund freeze

46-71, Great Plains Conservation Program

47-71, additional low rent housing, City of Brownsville

49-71, Killeen Recreational Facility Project

50-71, low rent housing

51-71, Canyon Lake

53-71, Robstown Project

54-71, letter to Hector Garcia from projects manager, Denman Moody

55-71, Sunset Community application with the FHA

56-71, Sockwell's SBA loan

57-71, experimental school project sites

58-71, Willis Pirkle, Grapevine Reservoir

59-71, Fort Worth NIMH

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/2 (00880298)

62-71, Emergency Food and Medical Service Program, Wichita Falls

63-71, Chief of Chaplains at Houston VA

64-71, Plainview's Mental Retardation Center

65-71, American Kal, GSA

66-71, Bryan Mental Retardation Center

67-71, EDA grant to the Navigation District

68-71, San Angelo

69-71, cattle and hog shipping in Texas

70-71, Alpine Water Well, Texas law problems

71-71, Howard Payne College application for Title II, Developing Institution Grant

72-71, TSTI faculty improvement grant

73-71, Green Thumb Program

75-71, Robstown Out-Patient Clinic

76-71, Fort Stockton Historic Preservation

78-71, Channelview school funds

80-71, Morris Atlas

81-71, Family Health Center, Sister Denis

82-71, Alice, Texas FAA application

83-71, Houston ISD not included in the Experimental Schools Program

85-71, Brownwood and Coleman SSS Board

86-71, Foster Grandparent

87-71, Drug Abuse Education Act of 1970

88-71, Northeast Texas conservation development

89-71, Disaster Relief for Starr County

90-71, Progress International Bridge

91-71, Wesley Manor

92-71, Risica (?) discrimination, Army

93-71, McKee, Inc. and Fort Bliss contract ward problems

94-71, Federal Lunch Programs in La Feria

95-71, Weslaco under school district, migrant funds

96-71, Texarkana FHA transfer to Little Rock

101-71, Austin Family Planning Services funding delay

102-71, University of Texas at Houston Medical Teachers Grant

103-71, Bell Egg Farm, Center, Texas

104-71, National Forest and Lake Conroe property

105-71, Swan construction and A-2 program

186-71, Barrios in Houston

107-71, Alibates Flint Quarry

108-71, Mineola Sewage Treatment Facility, Ronald Fix

109-71, Brazoria County's need for Social Security office

110-71, Tex-Metals Company and ICC order # 1068

111-71, South Texas Chamber of Commerce's desire to have disaster area declared

113-71, Galveston Bay, Houston Ship Channel

115-71, El Paso, Texas, R.A. Thomason General Hospital

116-71, Southside ISD, San Antonio Bilingual Education Program

117-71, Jobs on Corpus Air Base

118-71, Hidalgo County EDC and OEO

119-71, Marketing and Technology, SBA consulting 406 contractors

120-71, Kponal (?) Library program funding

120-71, Arlington, University of Texas Social Work Training Program

121-71, Texas Rehabilitation Council cutbacks

122-71, General Land Office and off-shore drilling

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/3 (00880458)

123-71, Texas Upward Bound

124-71, Civil Service Investigation for AFGE

125-71, federally funded housing projects for San Augustine

126-71, allocation of Hill-Burton funds

127-71, South Limestone Hospital

128-71, City of Argyle, FHA loan application

129-71, Calvert County Selective Service Board move to Brazos County

130-71, Austin low rent housing

132-71, East Texas fine arts grant

133-71, Amarillo Hospital training grant application, HEW

134-71, Central Texas Systems of Engineering application, HUD

136-71, Everman School Experimental School application, Office of Education

137-71, Houston contractors, SBA Pilot City Program

138-71, Hidalgo Customs Warehouse, IRS order

139-71, Calhoun County Water Supply system

140-71, ICC freight rate increase

142-71, Cisco Junior College, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) application

143-71, FHA water supply loan

144-71, Atlanta Public Schools, HEW directives regarding desegregation

145-71, San Antonio Comprehensive Health Care Project

146-71, San Antonio redevelopment area

147-71, American Traders, military services parts approval, F.E. Cain

148-71, Central Texas Aging Program

149-71, Magic Valley Geriatrics Center, Concord Manor

151-71, world civil rights problem

152-71, Olney, low rent housing

154-71, Nueces County Navigation District and ICC

155-71, Baytown levees, Corps of Engineers

156-71, West Texas experimental health care

157-71, Houston Passport Office

158-71, Child Day Care portion of Model Cities

159-71, NIMH budget cuts

160-71, Texas A & M Maritime Academy

163-71, OEP claims and Cameron and Willacy Counties

164-71, Corpus Christi SBA loans

165-71, Kinsolving Canyon Lodge

166-71, Mineral Wells HUD interim grant

167-71, El Paso Junior Bar publication funds

168-71, poor condition of Southwest Freeway

169-71, Houston Jewish Home for the Aged

170-71, Lewisville ISD

172-71, The Flying Longhorns, China trip

173-71, Bluebonnet Youth Ranch

174-71, McAllen Border Patrol

175-71, Rusk Rural Water Supply

176-71, Medina Valley School 874 funds

178-71, Process Operators water quality grant

179-71, Aledo law enforcement grant

180-71, Lamas County water system

181-71, Armco steel, EPA

182-71, Mabank Post Office

185-71, Resource conservation and development, RC&D applications

186-71, San Antonio Secretaries SSS reorganization

187-71, Commerce Library, Post Office Building

189-71, Eastland Federal Crop Insurance

190-71, Clarksville Airstrip

191-71, Johnny Johnston and Lance Dreyer, FAA operators problem

193-71, Texas homing beacon, Robert Spellings

194-71, Woodville ISD, HEW directives

196-71, Harris County, food stamps

197-71, Pan American Special Services Program

198-71, Indianola National Park

200-71, Fort Worth Dental Facility

202-71, tobacco bug worm, pesticides

203-71, lack of potable water in the Valley

204-71, Galveston Senior Citizen's Club

205-71, Deweyville post office facility

207-71, Red River, Texas Oklahoma dispute

208-71, Hitchcock ISD

209-71, Megargel, operation mainstream

210-71, Bishop recreation application

211-71, Fredericksburg Child Care Center

212-71, Van Alstyne pollution assistance

213-71, Corpus apartment post office problem

214-71, American Youth Hostel plan

215-71, Aliviane, Inc., El Paso drug abuse

216-71, Special Services Program, St. Mary's

217-71, remodeling of Clarksville Courthouse, B.F. Edwards, friend of Bentsen

218-71, Hidalgo County, methadone project

219-71, Orange County navigation, port and export problem, DOAg

220-71, NHLI Graduate Training Grants, Dr. Miller, Dallas Methodist Hospital

221-71, Phonic Ear and FCC problem

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222-71, Home Health Services, Medicare delay

223-71, Sanyo, Inc. in San Antonio

224-71, San Antonio, New York City application, Summer Youth Program

225-71, Galveston, New York City application

226-71, Kenedy and Cuero mail route problem

227-71, El Campo, local government preventing W. Ward & Sons minority business

227-71, NCP Products Newhaus Chemical

228-71, Georgia Pacific Corporation

229-71, Basin Electric Cooperative Bismarck, North Dakota

230-71, Commercial Fisheries Cooperative of Matagorda

231-71, Garcia, HUD mobile home

232-71, Calhoun County, Economic Development Co.

235-71, Willacy County domestic water supply

236-71, Kingsville Naval Air Station

237-71, Lone Star School Leon County

238-71, Starr County Hospital

239-71, Olney, urban renewal

240-71, HUD funding of apartment in Gladewater

241-71, Edroy, San Patricio County, better water and sewage facility

242-71, Memphis Federal Agency location

243-71, University of Texas Medical Branch, HEW grant

244-71, Educational television for Brownwood area

245-71, Riviera Community water supply

246-71, Research Products, toilets, FDA

247-71, Moore County, sudden rise designation

249-71, Citraland Farms and FHA, the Everhards

250-71, Weslaco labor camp

251-71, Paul Munves and postal thefts

252-71, Itasca Soil Conservation Station

254-71, Texas AFL-CIO

255-71, Hope's HEW grant

257-71, Baylor's education grant

258-71, Wichita Falls recreation facility

259-71, Mercedes Neighborhood Development Program

261-71, electrical shock problem, High Plains Baptist Hospital

262-71, Texarkana Neighborhood Development Program (NDP) application

263-71, Indian Village, 263 housing

265-71, Grayson County EDA

266-71, contract for technical assistance for minorities, Sargent

267-71, Red Oak EPA grant

268-71, Mason School grant

270-71, Galveston statue request

271-71, Jaycees prison program

272-71, International Bridges, Rio Grande River

274-71, Late Start Project, Brownsville

276-71, Environmental Education Center, Central Texas region

277-71, El Paso Air Operation

278-71, United Furniture Workers of America, Local 376

280-71, Blacklands Laboratory

281-71, cotton import project, Ross Rommell

282-71, San Antonio regional transportation project

283-71, kidney disease detection program, Galveston, Regional Medical Programs

284-71, Port of Mansfield housing contract

285-71, AFDC foster care grants in Wichita County

286-71, City of Kerens railroad crossing

287-71, Nuclear Ship Savannah conversion into a liquefied chemical gas carrier

288-71, Rosebud Clinic

289-71, AID, Joe A. Lemmons, per Charlie Frigg

290-71, Beeville 236 project

291-71, Killeen projects, FHA commitments, etc.

293-71, City of Woodville, inability to secure gas for small or large industries

294-71, Toledo Bend Lake, Sabine National Forest, 95 mile scenic highway

295-71, ASG Industries, Inc., sheet glass manufacturer

296-71, Conner Construction Co., Odessa DOT and Federal Power Company

298-71, H.E. McNair, EDA loan

300-71, Edwards County, alien problem, Sheriff Tom T. Henderson, Sr.

301-71, Tranquility Park, Houston

302-71, La Esperanza Home for Boys, Brownsville

303-71, emergency food services, Project Refin, San Benito, OEO

304-71, New Waverly delinquency prevention, Francis O'Brien

305-71, Texas Tektite, University of Texas, Galveston

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307-71, Project Sage for elderly, Dan Hawkins, Brownsville

308-71, Paul A. Vogler, Asbestos Workers Union

309-71, Starr County Neighborhood facility, Dr. Mario Ramirez

310-71, Jacinto, Trevino College

311-71, University of Texas at San Antonio, health for poor

312-71, Texas Cattle Feeders Association

313-71, File sent to Larry Meyers in Washington

314-71, Student Opportunity Service Program, University of Houston, Maria Jimenez

316-71, City Council, Dallas, upgrade and rehabilitate Dallas neighborhoods, Jerry C. Gilmore

317-71, Lakeside Mobile Home Estates, White Oak, R.J. Shore & Foster T. Bean

319-71, Jack Strong, post office

320-71, Temple Allied Health Science School EDA grant, Ross Greenwood

321-71, San Antonio public housing

322-71, Gulf Coast helicopter service

323-71, Harris County Hospital District, OEO

324-71, Houston Model Cities Program

326-71, Newton Lumber Co., Claude Williams

327-71, Navarro County OEO projects

329-71, Denton post office

330-71, City of George West

331-71, Texas Southmost College, Brownsville, EDA, Mr. William H. Walton, President

332-71, San Felipe-Del Rio ISD

33-71, Moore Station Water Supply Corp., Mr. James T. Thompson, Dallas

334-71, Benton Musslewhite, FHA

337-71, Cauble Enterprises

338-71, Del Rio Chamber of Commerce Immigration

339-71, San Antonio Neighborhood Development and Vista Verde Urban Renewal

340-71, Pedernales Electric Cooperative, Mr. Tom Hutchinson

341-71, Port of Corpus Christi, offshore oil and gas drilling, Mr. Duane Orr

342-71, City of Lometa, lack of water, Charles A. Cass

343-71, Veterans Education and Training Action Commission, Mayor Louie Welch and Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council

344-71, Florence Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. W. N. Marshall

345-71, Sheppard Air Force Base laundry

346-71, Fannett Telephone Committee

347-71, Elm Creek, Judge Zook Thomas

348-71, Colonel Hassan Jeru-Ahmad Black Man's Development Center

349-71, Texas A & M application for Systems Study for Suspended Particulate Abatement

352-71, Fort Worth National Corporation, Mr. Lewis Bond

353-71, Standard Electric Company, Inc. Federal Trade Commission, E.E. Eckert

354-71, Texas Passenger Traffic Association, Mr. Robert E. Pirtle

356-71, Sulphur Exploration permits, Eddy County, New Mexico, Mr. R.W. Barker

357-71, Global 7 Corp., Frank Swartz

358-71, Pan American College, National Science Foundation proposal, L.O. Sorensen

359-71, Huntsville Housing Authority

361-71, Texas Fine Arts Commission, Mr. Charles Stewart, Chairman

363-71, City of Elsa, Mr. Fred Garza

364-71, airport certification rules, City of Midland, Mayor Edwin H. Magruder, Jr.

365-71, The Moody School for Cerebral Palsy and multiply handicapped children, University of Texas Medical Branch

366-71, City of Devine, water works system, Mr. S.R. Malone

367-71, paper industry, Container Corp. of American, Mr. R.P. Barse, Jr.

368-71, Fort Wolters

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Fort Wolters, Mineral Wells, Texas-Building Area Map, May 1973

Box

000-89-0006 (92-043)/6 (00096994)

369-71, Oil production in the South Field of El Dorado, Arkansas, Mr. R. E. Peppy Blount

370-71, National Area Development Institute, Mr. R. A. Yarbrough

371-71, Tyler, post office

372-71, Clifton housing project, Mr. Sam D. Logan, Jr.

374-71, Northern Natural Gas Co., Tiger Ridge Area, Montana

375-71, Texas rural regional coordination proposal

376-71, Wadley Hospital, Texarkana, Mrs. Josh R. Morriss, Jr.

377-71, VEE spray, Jim Bates, Edinburg

378-71, Curtin Scientific Company, Federal Supply Service, Mr. J. A. Muller

379-71, HUD, consolidated supply contract consigned to GSA, Mr. Richard G. Jones

380-71, Jack Strong, small business

381-71, The Prud'homme Corporation, SBA

382-71, Rural Directories of America, Inc., Waco, Jim Kuhn (empty folder)

383-71, Wm. Cameron & Co., Wholesale, American Trucking Association, Mr. Frank Hallonquist

384-71, City of Alamo, recreation area, Mr. Jimmie Gray, Mayor

385-71, Memorial Baptist Hospital, Dr. Wilson J. Fahlberg

386-71, 236 housing project, Denison-Sherman, Mr. David Bayless

387-71, San Patricio County Committee on Youth Education and Job Opportunities

388-71, City of San Benito, Mr. C. T. Adams, Jr.

389-71, T.R.S. proposal building contractor tax reporting, Mr. H. R. Templeton

390-71, Lower Rio Grande aerial applicators, Mr. Jeff Burke

391-71, Drilling for gas off Galveston Island, Mr. James Nelson

392-71, Comprehensive rural areas development, Mr. Sylvin R. Lange

393-71, Boy's Ranch, Eldorado Mills

394-71, City of El Lago, Mr. R. A. Schultz

395-71, C. B. Delhomme Co.

396-71, Palestine postal service, Mr. Wayne C. Sellers

397-71, Migrant workers in Michigan, Rebecca Flores

398-71, Incarnate Word College, Earl Jones

399-71, Stamford Cable Television, Mayor James G. Self

400-71, Department of Labor, proposed regulations on price stabilization, Gillford-Hill & Company

401-71, COOT, Department of Commerce, Mr. Oscar Johnson

402-71, North Side Manor Trust, St. Matthew Missionary Baptist Church, Rev. Elliott Grant

403-71, 701 comprehensive planning assistance program

404-71, Houston Museum of Natural Science

405-71, Andrews County, Mr. J. A. Clanton, FHA loan

406-71, San Antonio, Model Cities application, Mr. Al J. Notzon

407-71, Nueces County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Community Center

408-71, Pflugerville ISD, Mr. Wm. C. Fowler

409-71, Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, Department of Agriculture, Mr. Richard N. Countiss

410-71, Klate Holt Company, SBA proposed rule making

411-71, Business Resource Development Center, OMBE, Mr. Robert Rodriguez & Jesse L. Glover

412-71, City of San Saba, Mr. H. D. Chadwick, Mayor

413-71, Balcones Bass Club, Mr. Dean Schmidt

414-71, High rise causeway, Port Isabel to San Padre Island

415-71, Marshall Public Schools, Mr. Truitt Ingram, Superintendent

416-71, Truscott-Gilliland Water System, Red River Authority of Texas

417-71, Brownsville Refining Corporation, EDA

418-71, Acres Home Community Relations Club, Earnestine B. Gee

419-71, Burnett Construction Company, Navy projects, SBA

420-71, Lometa's Workable Program application, HUD, Mayor Troy Duncan

421-71, Southwestern Security Systems, Mr. Peary Perry

422-71, Leavesley Industries, incinerator, EPA, Mr. A. B. Ridgley

423-71, Property Investments, Corps of Engineers easement, Mr. W. S. Nicholson, Jr.

424-71, Thiokol plant, Marshall, Texas

425-71, Economy

426-71, Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Association, Mr. Robert W. Chambers

427-71, Advisory board, Department of the Interior, Mr. Eric G. Bolen

428-71, Karnes City ISD, Mr. M. E. Asman, Superintendent

429-71, Brazosport High School PTA, Mr. and Mrs. George K. Phinny

430-71, Proposed new federal building, Houston

431-71, Driscoll Foundation Children's Hospital, Dr. McIver Furman & Dr. Michael P Tristan

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432-71, Texas Package Stores Association, Mr. James Leggett

433-71, Cuero ISD, Mr. E. E. Sims & Mr. Rudy Fuchs

434-71, James Dick, concert pianist trip to China

435-71, Community Action Corporation, Wichita Falls, Mr. Angus Thompson

436-71, City of Port Arthur and other cities, Emergency Employment Act, Mayor Bernis W. Sadler

437-71, Polk county, solid waste management

438-71, Texas Public Employees Association

439-71, City of Vega, Mayor Elmer Dodgin

440-71, San Antonio, NASA space shuttle, Mr. N. Wayne Harwell

441-71, Dr. Hector P. Garcia, SBA deadline on Celia disaster loans

442-71, Bend, Texas, Bend Community Association, Mr. William E. Adams

443-71, Waco Transit Corporation, Mr. James E. Burchfield

444-71, Intercontinental Steel Corporation, Mr. Herbert R. Aronoff

445-71, Stephens County Rural Water Supply Corporation

446-71, St. Joseph Hospital, Department of Psychiatry, Sister Mary Amelia

448-71, Olney Cable TV, Mr. M. W. Webb

449-71, Bob Bearden, Drug Treatment Center

450-71, Jonah post office

451-71, Houston Local, National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employees, Lloyd G. Viltz, President of Local

452-71, Hurricane Beulah, unemployment compensation

454-71, McLennon Community College, Bob Sheehy

455-71, City of Waco, Industrial Park Bonds, Bob Sheehy

457-71, Mr. Leslie Chappell, National Park Service Permit

458-71, Delta County, Juvenile Rehabilitation Center, Judge Troy E. Kern

459-71, Shepherd and Burris, proposed changes in site criteria for subsidized housing, Mr. Bruce T. Shepherd

460-71, Holloman AFB, school facilities

461-71, Concentrated Employment Program, Department of Labor, Defense Manpower Policy #4

462-71, County of Kleberg, civil defense, Judge W. C. McDaniel

463-71, South Texas Children's Home, Mr. Melburn Sibley, Superintendent

464-71, Meat packers wage and price exemption

465-71, Lone Star Steel Company, unemployment

466-71, Leggett PTA, Emergency School Assistance Act

467-71, Gulf States Asphalt Company, Inc.

468-71, Pharr riot, O.E.O. hiring of Alonzo Lopez

469-71, Lamplighter Convalescent Center, Baytown Nursing Home

470-71, City of McGregor, sewage treatment plant at Naval Industrial Reserve Ordinance Plant

471-71, Wallis ISD, Don Hestand, Superintendent

472-71, Flood, International Boundary and Water Commission, Mr. Othal E. Brand

473-71, Galveston Wharves, status of OCMI operation, Mr. C. S. Devoy

474-71, McAllen ISD, Dr. Rodney D. Cathey

475-71, Bastrop Public Schools, Mr. G. M. Blackman

476-71, Southwestern Peanut Growers' Association, Mr. Ross Wilson, Manager

477-71, Greenville ISD, Mr. Wesley N. Martin, Superintendent

A478-71, Rusk State Hospital, library

478-71, Rusk State Hospital, HEW, drug project, Dr. Charles C. Hall

479-71, San Antonio, Pioneers, Trail Drivers & Texas Rangers Memorial Building

480-71, Port Lavaca, Calhoun County Navigation District, exporting ASCS commodities

481-71, Luling sewer disposal project

482-71, Sinton School District

483, 71, Willacy County, presidential declaration as disaster area

484-71, Polk County, housing authority

485-71, Tyler County, waste disposal

486-71, Thomas Hospital for Exceptional Children

487-71, STEP program

489-71, Lake Somerville Marina, Nick Gearhart and Jon Coates

490-71, Newton County, mainstream project, Judge W. Q. Adams

491-71, City of San Antonio, LEAA application

492-71, Dublin Housing Authority, low income housing for elderly

494-71, Port of Mansfield

495-71, Texas Tech Rehabilitation Program, Dr. G. Frank Lawlis

496-71, Upshur county, reservoir and water treatment

497-71, Sidran Sportswear

498-71, Lake Bonham Park

499-71, City of Lampasas, HUD application

500-71, Sheppard AFB, modular construction pilot project

502-71, City of Waco, urban renewal

503-71, Addison Airport

504-71, Federal Reserve Board actions

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505-71, Memphis Fire Department

506-71, City of Sherman, FHA, Mayor S. E. Gillespie

507-71, food stamp program

508-71, Hidalgo & Willacy Counties, extra slots for Operation Mainstream

509-71, City of Hitchcock

510-71, Brazos Electric Power Co-op

511-71, El Paso, low income housing, El Paso League of Women Voters

512-71, UT Medical Center, Buescher Division & Camp Swift Division Science Park

513-71, New Braunfels and 6 county area, Operation Mainstream

514-71, San Antonio, Baptist Memorial Hospital, Medicare

515-71, Haltom City, HUD code enforcement

516-71, Huston-Tillotson College, Dr. Exalton A. Delco, Jr.

517-71, Caviness Packing Company, Inc.

518-71, Mineral Wells ISD

519-71, Willow Creek, Creede, Colorado

520-71, Driscoll Foundation Children's Hospital, research space

521-71, San Diego and Duval County, presidential disaster declaration

522-71, Harris County community Action Association, alcoholism proposal

523-71, La Marque ISD, applied for a radio station

524-71, American College of Musicians, National Guild of Piano Teachers

525-71, City of Beeville, 235 FHA program

526-71, United Cerebral Palsy of the Capital Area

527-71, City Hospital of Teague, Texas

528-71, Stephens County, brush control program Department of Agriculture

529-71, Brazos Basin, natural salt pollution

530-71, Valley Baptist Hospital

531-71, Yankee Stadium, William March Rice University

532-71, Hidalgo County, Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center

533-71, St. Edwards University, Austin, Texas

534-71, Guadalupe National Park

535-71, Texas State Technical Institute

536-71, Walnut Springs, low income housing, HUD

537-71, Orange, Texas Naval Facility

538-71, City of Sherman, Texas, Department of Transportation

539-71, Wilbarger Soil and Water Conservation District

540-71, motel construction on military bases

541-71, San Antonio, University of Mexico, Loyd Hunt

542-71, City of Plano, golf course

543-71, Reagan County, Texas farmers

544-71, Mathis Community Action Committee, Inc. Robstown, Texas

545-71, Smith-Wood County Mental Health and Retardation Center, Tyler, Texas

546-71, City of Tenaha, need of gas

548-71, Howard Payne College, HEW, Developing Institutions, proposal

549-71, Cross Timbers National Grasslands of Wise County

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Cross Timbers National Grassland, 1970

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550-71, Alamo Area Council of Governments, San Antonio, Texas

551-71, Levelland, storm sewer system

552-71, Fort Worth Grain Exchange

553-71, Greater Houston Hospital Council

554-71, City of Naples, postal routes

555-71, Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College

556-71, Pflugerville ISD, application with HUD recreation and Park facilities

557-71, Bexar County and San Antonio, funds from LEAA

558-71, Permian Basin Planned Parenthood, Inc. OEO application

559-71, Jackson Clinic Hospital, Terrell, Texas, Mr. Frank Taggart

560-71, Brooke General Army Hospital

561-71, Marlin Neighborhood Center

562-71, San Antonio, United States Army Topographic Command, RIF

564-71, Stephen F. Austin State University, Mr. C.R. Voigtel

565-71, Delta County, Texas Taxpayers Association, Civic Center

566-71, Val Verde County Bar Association, Judicare Program of Legal Assistance

567-71, Alice, Texas, Community Action Corporation, regarding OEO funds

568-71, City of Beaumont, Central Park and Navy Department

569-71, City of San Antonio, HUD application Summer youth sports programs

570-71, Grapevine, Texas Police Department, Chief James E. Lilly

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1-72, Cottle & Foard Counties

2-72, Corpus Christi Symphony

3-72, Armand Bayou

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4-72, City of Edinburg, annual arrangements city application, Mayor Lloyd Hawkins

5-72, El Paso Community College

6-72, City of Mexia, Varo Company

7-72, La Ward post office

8-72, Capital Area Planning Council, Austin

9-72, Texas A & M, Naval ROTC

10-72, University of Texas at Austin, Urban Mass Transit

11-72, McMurry College, Abilene

12-72, Brookesmith Water Supply System

13-72, Del Rio Housing Authority

14-72, City of Early, low income housing

15-72, Texas Tech University

16-72, Sam Houston State University

17-72, City of Pineland, HUD

18-72, UAW, retiree chapter, local 967

19-72, North Texas State University

20-72, Coastal Bend Regional Planning Commission, HUD

21-72, City of Ennis, sewerage facilities

22-72, The Arthritis Foundation, Northwest Texas Chapter

23-72, Bee County College, Beeville, Texas

24-72, Independent Life Styles, Inc.

25-72, City of Pittsburg Hospital

26-72, City of Austin, drug program

27-72, Turn-Key Projects. EPA

28-72, Invest, Training for unemployed scientists, engineers and technicians

29-72, University of Texas, Symbiotic Processes Lab, School of Architecture

30-72, Lee College, HEW, same as project 23-72, Bee County College (empty folder)

31-72, National Area Development Institute, Spindletop Research

32-72, protest by AMF, Inc. against the award of a contract to Marathon LeTourneau

33-72, Wichita Falls City and Wichita County Public Health Center

34-72, Ranger General Hospital

35-72, City of Killeen, EPA sewer

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City of Killeen, sanitary sewerage system proposed improvements

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000-89-0006 (92-043)/9 (00096906)

36-72, National Association of Conservation Districts, EPA film service

38-72, New Braunfels Municipal Airport

39-72, City of Galveston, storm and sanitary sewers, EPA and HUD

41-72, Crystal City

42-72, Owens, Illinois, GSA laboratory equipment

43-72, Carrascolendas, bilingual education project

44-72, University of Texas at Austin, National Science Foundation, Dynamics of Railroad Structures

45-72, Kilgore College, Rangerette trip to Paris

46-72, City of Taylor, Texas, Postal Service complaint

47-72, Sealy Medical Center, Inc., Sealy, Texas

48-72, Project Vaya, Alfredo Garcia

49-72, City of Port Arthur, LEAA, City Manager George Dibrell

50-72, Lamar University, HEW, Upward Bound Program

51-72, Pan American University, Proyecto Esperanza

52-72, Sulphur Springs, New National Guard Armory

53-72, Midland ISD, HEW

54-72, Public Service Careers, teachers aides

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55-72, Texas Coast Broadcasters, Inc.

56-72, Williamson-Burnet County Opportunities, Inc., regarding Vista Program

57-72, Project Peech, Wichita Falls, Education Service Center, education for handicapped children, HEW

58-72, Marion County Federal Credit Union

59-72, Donna, Texas American Legion Post No. 107

60-72, Texas State Board of Public Accountancy

61-72, Air Pollution Control Moratorium, Texas Municipal League, #12

62-72, Tarrant County Drug Treatment Center

63-72, Stephen F. Austin State University, United States Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Research Program

64-72, Crystal City, Texas HUD, De Luna & Company

65-72, Bee County College, HEW Special Services and Upward Bound grant

66-72, Bee County College, strengthening International Dimensions of their Academic Curriculum

67-72, Kelly AFB, Texas, maintenance employees reduction in grade and RIF

68-72, Dallas County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center

69-72, Continental Products of Texas

70-72, Urban Research Group, Vista Training Program

71-72, National Council on the Aging, Inc., Dallas, Texas, OEO

72-72, Community Council of Bee County

73-72, Coastal States Marketing Company, Mr. Oscar Wyatt

74-72, Youth Crime Prevention League, Inc. Rev. Louis Calvin Brown

75-72, Northeast Texas Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) Area, Paris, Texas

76-72, Federal Water Resources Council

78-72, San Antonio Dental School, HEW

79-72, Kingsland Sewage Disposal System, Joe Kilgore

80-72, Big Bend Community Action Operation Mainstream and Out of School New York City

Box

93-188/235 (01843242)

Veterans Administration Houston, restore hospital to full operating capacity, Orange, Texas VFW

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82-72, Texas Society for the Prevention of Blindness, Postal Service

83-72, Fort Worth, transfer of Army supply depot to Fort Worth

84-72, Laredo International Bridge

85-72, DOD Overseas Dependent Schools

86-72, Karnes Hospital Association, Karnes City, Texas

87-72, National Electrical Contractors Association

88-72, J.W. Green Contractors

89-72, Dallas Community Action Agency

90-72, Coastal Bend Youth City

91-72, Bohne Hopital

93-72, South Rusk water supply

94-72, El Paso Community College, ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges

95-72, Estacado High School

96-72, Teenie Weenie, Inc.

97-72, EEOC, Houston Office

98-72, Galveston and Port Arthur, United States Customs District

99-72, City of Uvalde, low income housing

100-72, fishing rights off Gulf of Mexico

101-72, City of Corpus Christi, code enforcement, HUD

102-72, City of San Antonio, HEW demonstration grant

103-72, City of Fort Worth, Mayor's Council on Youth Opportunity

104-72, Gifted Students Foundation, Mr. Gore Kemp, Kilgore, Texas

105-72, Town of Winona, sewerage plant and water improvement system

106-72, City of Killeen Municipal Airport

107-72, City of Austin, Model Cities Commission code enforcement program, HUD

108-72, University of Texas at Arlington

109-72, Dimmitt Independent Schools

110-72, West End Health Center Community Council, Houston, Texas

112-72, City of San Antonio, Summer Nutrition Program, DOAg

113-72, Port Isabel, Border Patrol Academy

115-72, Grayson County College

116-72, Bee County Community Council

117-72, City of Edinburg Model Cities

118-72, University of Texas Medical School

119-72, Houston Lighting and Power

121-72, Sam Houston State University

122-72, Medina Public Schools

123-72, Lubbock Radar Station

124-72, Valley Grande Manor Nursing and Convalescent Home

Box

329-90-181/52 (01956373)

125-72, Clear Lake City incorporation

126-72, City of La Grange, HUD interim assistance

127-72, Newton, Texas Sheriff's Department

128-72, Dallas Regional Youth Leadership Training Institute

129-72, Tarrant County Junior College district

130-72, County of Collingsworth, Lovegrass-Shinnery Control Project

131-72, Cloud seeding

132-72, Tobacco budworms

133-72, Texas A&M University, EPA radiation programs

134-72, East Texas Chest Hospital

135-72, Rio Grande City Consolidated ISD

136-72, Texarkana Airport Authority

137-72, Middle Rio Grande Development Council

138-72, City of Farmers Branch

139-72, City of Portland, Texas, drainage improvements, HUD

140-72, Waco, Economic Opportunities Advancement Corp.

141-72, VA Hospital, Waco, Texas, dietetic service employees

142-72, Northwest Expressway, San Antonio

143-72, City of Brownsville, public housing

144-72, Eliza Johnson Center, Houston

145-72, Sam Houston State University, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration

146-72, San Antonio housing petition

147-72, STAY, Inc.

148-72, Old Ursuline Academy, San Antonio

149-72, McAllen, VA outpatient Clinic

150-72, Father Rahm Service Center, Inc., Family health service, El Paso

151-72, City of Huxley, FHA-water system

152-72, City of Cooper, HUD public housing

153-72, Nacogdoches County Industrial Trust

154-72, Dallas County Community College district

155-72, New Braunfels flood

157-72, Banquete townsite wastewater project

158-72, City of Lakeview Post Office

159-72, South Pacific transportation

160-72, Padre Island National Seashore

161-72, Abernathy public schools

162-72, City of Cleveland, sewage treatment facility

163-72, City of Denison, DOD dispute

164-72, Texas Tech University Medical School

165-72, Town of Neylandville, County of Hunt

166-72, Terrell State Hospital

167-72, Nueces County Community Action Agency

168-72, Toledo Bend State Park

169-72, Operation SER and Houston talent search

170-72, Corpus Christi Catholic Diocese, HUD

171-72, Navarro County Action Committee, Inc.

172-72, Cameron County Health Department

173-72, Knapp Memorial Methodist Hospital, Weslaco, Texas

174-72, Corpus Christi Convention Center dollars

175-72, Four Winds Resource Conservation and Development Project

176-72, West Texas Telephone Company

177-72, Foukes water supply system, Tyler

178-72, Pedernales Electric Cooperative

179-72, Project Bravo, El Paso

180-72, City of Cameron, Milam County, storm drainage facilities

181-72, San Antonio, U.S. Postal Service veterans preference

182-72, Tyler, Texas, air taxi operators

Box

329-90-181/50 (01809572)

183-72, City of Eagle Pass, Interim Assistance Program

184-72, Falls County Advisory Committee, Marlin, Texas

185-72, San Antonio, Drug Abuse Central

186-72, Kermit and Monahans cable television

187-72, Central Texas Council of Governments, fire fighting equipment

188-72, Preston Community Church, Pottsboro, Texas

189-72, San Antonio ISD, Sidney Lanier High School

190-72, City of Conroe

192-72, UTSA, Clinical School of Nursing

193-72, Big Spring, Texas, opposition to subsidized housing

194-72, Marlin public schools

195-72, Burke Road Church of Christ, Pasadena, Texas, HUD 236 housing

196-72, FM 149, Houston-Tomball

197-72, Central Texas Council of Governments, Focus on Aging Project, Belton, Texas

198-72, University of Houston, College of Optometry

199-72, Kenwood Community Council, Inc.

200-72, El Paso Immigration Service

201-72, Harris County Mental Health/Mental Retardation Center

202-72, City of Seagoville, Texas, Federal Correctional Institute excess property

203-72, Montgomery County Fresh Water Supply District No. 2

204-72, Dallas Petroleum Retailers Association

205-72, Rio Grande Valley, National Weather Service

206-72, KAWA radio station, Waco/Marlin

207-72, Brazos Valley Community Action Program, Bryan, Texas

208-72, City of Southlake, sewer facilities

209-72, N.E.T. Opportunities, Inc.

210-72, Southwest Program Development Corporation, "Project Echo" and "Medi-Mano"

211-72, UTA, College Housing, Inc.

212-72, Cleveland, Texas, electricity problem

213-72, City of Beeville

214-72, Town of Anthony, street paving

215-72, Axtell public schools

216-72, TWU, Reserve Officer Training Corps

217-72, Corpus Christi Economic Development Corporation

218-72, El Paso lead poisoning

219-72, Emergency School Assistance Program

221-72, Austin ISD

222-72, Galveston housing problems

223-72, Waco low income housing

224-72, Corpus Christi "Shamrock Park"

225-72, Mary & Mac Private School, Lubbock, Texas

226-72, Texarkana Manpower and Development, Inc.

227-72, Trinity low cost housing

228-72, Texas Economic Development Corporation

229-72, Amarillo smelting plant

230-72, Denton public housing

231-72, Deep East Texas Development Council

232-72, Caney community water system

233-72, City of Dallas, code enforcement

234-72, Baylor University

235-72, ACTION-Southwest Regional Office discrimination against blacks

236-72, Snyder, Texas flood disaster relief

237-72, Farmers Branch vs. North Central Texas Council of Governments

238-72, Texas Panhandle

239-72, City of El Paso, work study for community service-learning program

240-72, Mexican brick importation

241-72, Contract Beef Corporation

242-72, Texas hospitals, Federal funding inequities

243-72, El Paso Radiation Center Foundation

244-72, Plainview Industrial Park and Panhandle Regional Planning Commission

245-72, City of Lacy-Lakeview

246-72, The Ex-Students Association of the University of Texas, non-profit status

247-72, Brazos River Authority water quality grant

248-72, City of Port Lavaca drainage project

249-72, East Texas radar and weather service

250-72, Cypress 4-H Club of Harris County

251-72, Jefferson County Economic Opportunity Commission

252-72, City of Sulphur Springs

253-72, Cattle fever tick disease, Alice, Texas

254-72, Waco-McLennan County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center

255-72, "Save the Fogg," artifical reefs

256-72, National Economic Development Association, El Paso Office

257-72, City of San Antonio Direct Housing Assistance Program

258-72, Matagorda County Rice Farmers Cooperative, Southern Pacific Depot, Bay City, Texas

259-72, City of Castroville, Regional Recreational Park

Box

329-90-181/49 (01842534)

260-72, Georgetown Housing Authority

261-72, City of Texarkana, Model Cities

262-72, Texas Podiatry Association

263-72, Texas Seed Producers Association

264-72, Poultry and eggs, Newcastle, Mexican embargo

265-72, Val Verde County Community Action Agency

266-72, El Paso, new federal building

267-72 (Dummy), Interstate 10, Seguin, Texas

269-72, Posterity Foundation of Texas

270-72, Helicopter emergency rescue service

271-72, Devine, Texas ISD

272-72, Amtrak

273-72, UT School of Public Health-Houston

274-72, San Augustine Memorial Hospital

275-72, Town of Waelder, Public Health Service doctor

276-72, Braswell Motor Freight Lines, Dallas

277-72, Turkey, Texas low income housing

278-72, Sherman Council for Drug Education, Inc.

279-72, Texas Vocational and Technical Association, bulk mailing permit

280-72, Regional Rural Housing Authority, Capitol Area Planning Region

281-72, Angleton High School Band, Angleton, Texas, Amtrak

282-72, City of Center sewer system

283-72, Windham School District

Box

329-90-181/51 (01808988)

284-72, Texas Commission for Indian Affairs

285-72, City of La Feria, water shortage

286-72, Littlefield Chamber of Commerce, library and museum

287-72, South Plains Association of Governments, Llano Estacado Farm Makers

288-72, Bolivar Peninsula Bridge and Intracoastal Canal Bridge on Highway 124

289-72, West Cross Timbers Council for Health Resources Development

290-72, UTA, water pollution control

291-72, Sabine River fish kill

292-72, Guadalupe Blanco River Authority and Texas Water Quality Board

293-72, Wallis ISD

294-72, Southwest ISD, San Antonio

295-72, counties vs. OEO Programs (empty folder)

296-72, City of Lockhart

297-72, Revenue sharing

298-72, City of Pottsboro, wastewater treatment facilities

299-72, MACEP

300-72, State of Texas, proposal for rural regional human resource coordination

301-72, City of Gatesville, sewage system

302-72, Tyler Junior College

303-72, City of McAllen, community facilities

304-72, Town of Blue Ridge, water needs

305-72, Eagle Pass Neighborhood Development Program

306-72, Chicano Training Center, San Antonio

307-72, Contractors Industrial Education Assistance, Inc.

308-72, Hillsboro Social and Recreational Facilities

309-72, Old Brock Road and IH 20

310-72, Edgewood ISD

311-72, Douglas Memorial Hospital

312-72, Mechanical contractors and sheet metal workers

313-72, East Texas Area Council of Governments, automobile hulks

314-72, City of Aransas Pass, Neighborhood Development Program

315-72, Carpool system

316-72, Applied Management Research

317-72, Brownsville International Airport

319-72, Dallas/Fort Worth Airport

320-72, Raza Unida Party

321-72, City of Nacogdoches, sewage treatment

322-72, Dinosaur Valley State Park, Glen Rose, Texas

323-72, City of Bastrop, water and drainage

324-72, City of San Antonio, Brigadoon Apartments

325-72, Great Plains Conservation Program

326-72, City of Paris, wastewater treatment

327-72, City of Humble, Texas, sewers

328-72, Austin College, biofeedback

330-72, San Antonio Federal Building

331-72, Brownwood, National Guard Building

332-72, The Houston Ballet, Apprentice Dancer Program

334-72, City of Austin, open space application

335-72, Texas State Technical Institute

336-72, Galveston College and Ranger Junior College

337-72, Brooks and Lackland Air Force bases, Human Resources Laboratory

338-72, Bicentennial

Box

329-90-181/53 (01809620)

338-72, Bicentennial

339-72, Texas A&M University,

340-72, City of Beaumont, sewer improvements

341-72, City of Brenham, dangerous railroad-highway crossings

342-72, Pan American University, metric education

343-72A, Texas Children's Hospital, Houston

344-72, Dickinson ISD

346-72, Texarkana viaduct

347-72, Galveston College Consortium

348-72, City of Naples, water and sewer facilities

Box

329-90-181/46 (01810957)

No Answer Required (NAR) Projects, 1973

2-73, Chicken industry

3-73, Travel Group Charters

4-73, City of McAllen, HUD water and sewer grant

5-73, City of Port Lavaca

7-73, City of La Villa

8-73, City of Colmesneil

9-73, City of El Paso, air service

10-73, Central Plains Comprehensive Community Mental Health/Mental Retardation

11-73, Amistad Dam, hydroelectric plant

13-73, Houston Weather Service

14-73, Longview Chamber of Commerce (Jobs '70 Program)

15-73, Southwest Texas State University

16-73, Deep East Texas Council of Governments (Bicentennial)

17-73, Austin College

19-73, Rio Grande Electric Co-op

20-73, Dallas-Fort Worth Urban Mass Transportation

21-73, Nacogdoches Community Foundation

22-73, City of Austin, Williamson Creek and Onion Creek sewer lines

23-73, Pasadena ISD

24-73, Southwest Texas State University

25-73, Housing and Urban Development Freeze

26-73, EDA

27-73, Beaumont School District

28-73, Upton County disaster control

29-73, Narrrow Row Corp., Hidalgo County

30-73, Eagle Pass Concentrated Employment Program

31-73, Confederate Air Force

32-73, Jefferson County Airport

34-73, City of Clarksville

35-73, Parallel School, San Antonio

36-73, Parenthood Education, HEW

Box

329-90-181/47 (02175060)

37-73, A.S.C.S.-Closings

38-73, Texas Hospitals, communications systems

39-73, Wheat acreage deadline

40-73, Sawmill Town, U.S.A.

41-73, Hill County Community Action

43-73, High Plains Research Foundation

44-73, El Paso Community College

45-73, Community of Plum Ridge

46-73, Tom Green Community Action Council

48-73, Victoria County Airport

49-73, Garland Memorial Hospital

50-73, Fort Worth Skill Center

51-73, City of Weslaco

52-73, Robstown ISD

53-73, Millersview-Doole water supply

54-73, Office of Saline Water Test Facility

55-73, Midland Community Action Agency, Inc.

56-73, Torbett-Hutchings-Smith Memorial Hospital in Marlin, Texas

57-73, volunteer border relief, Harlingen, Texas

59-73, Lake Texarkana Water Supply Corp.

60-73, North Concho Lake

61-73, City of Nome

62-73, City of Alvin-City Park

63-73, City of Palestine, ambulance rates

67-73, Dallas Manpower Skill Center

68-73, Mineral Wells ISD

69-73, American Nursing & Convalescent Centers, Inc.

70-73, City of Hughes Springs

71-73, Paint Creek Water Supply System

72-73, City of Mart, Farm Road 342

73-73, UTH, cancer research

74-73, MAST Program, Corpus Christi

Box

329-90-181/45 (01810979)

75-73, Missouri Beef Packers

76-73, Texas Department of Public Welfare

77-73, Edinburg, Texas/Orion Tex-R 66 urban renewal

78-73, Houston Urban Bunch

81-73, Austin Chamber of Commerce

83-73, Lamar University/FCC

84-73, Austin Child Guidance Center

85-73, Freestone County Hospital

86-73, City of LaGrange

87-73, City of Dallas Housing Authority

88-73, Sunrise Beach, EPA

89-73, Lake Lavon

90-73, Baylor University/Paul Quinn College, oral history curriculum

91-73, Hidalgo County Health Care Corporation

92-73, Teague Housing Administration

93-73, Kerrville

94-73, City of Crystal City

95-73, Hill County ACTION (empty folder)

96-73, Austin ISD Bilingual Program

98-73, City of Dallas Crossroads Community Center

100-73, City of Diboll, EPA

101-73, Southwest Program Development Corporation

102-73, UTEP, oral history

103-73, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department surplus property

104-73, Project Bravo, El Paso, OEO

106-73, City of Merkel, Housing Authority

107-73, Gregg County Airport

108-73, City of Hubbard, disaster area

109-73, City of Burnet, disaster

110-73, Brackenridge Hospital, Austin

111-73, Theater Under the Stars, National Endowment for the Arts

112-73, Perrin AFB

113-73, Whites Mines

114-73, disaster forgiveness clause

116-73, free clinic, Houston

117-73, Sandy Creek Conservation Dams

118-73, disaster hospitals, surplus materials

119-73, Dickinson Housing Association

120-73, City of Huntsville, I45

121-73, Austin, Travis County MH/MR

122-73, Eagle Pass housing development

123-73, Texoma Regional Planning Commission, EDA redevelopment loan

124-73, Summerville Reservoir

125-73, (Hold Harmless) City-Lancaster

126-73, Presidio International Bridge

127-73, City of McAllen, Balboa Acres HUD grant

128-73, The Saint Joseph Hospital, El Paso

129-73, Middle Rio Grande Development Council, PDH's

131-73, Township of Flower Mound

132-73, Texarkana MH/MR

133-73, College of the Mainland

134-73, Panhandle Plains Historical Museum

135-73, jobs program, 42-county metro area

137-73, City of Jacksonville, disease control

138-73, West Dallas Neighborhood Center

139-73, Mitchell Development Corporation road development

140-73, Texas Council on Marine Related Affairs

141-73, City of Naples, exit sign

142-73, City of Childress, heavy equipment

143-73, San Angelo Federal Court

144-73, Graham Industrial Association, Rock Island Railroad

146-73, Manpower Planning and Manpower Projects, programs, Central Texas COG

148-73, Bexar County Water Control and Improvement District #19

149-73, Bexar County Public Instruction, NIE Grant

Box

329-90-181/43 (01809641)

150-73, Ericksdahl water system

151-73, Texas rehabilitation, Zavala County

152-73, North Alamo Water Supply Company

153-73, South/West Planning Associates, HUD

154-73, City of Kingsville, community development

155-73, Universal Mobile Services

156-73, Social workers, NIMH grant

157-73, Mexican American Unity Council Talent Search

158-73, Regional airport site-San Antonio

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