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"HENS, Texas (AP) — The
le over historic Rohr Spring
ed to a Northeast Texas court
^Wednesday as residents with
wells tried unsuccessfully to
;k Ozarka Natural Spring Wa-
to. from pumping,
i^^ttorneys for three Eustace-area
osldents sought an injunction
ive Driving & Driver'sTiskI ^ J
hi Ticket dismissal Ozarka. But a state district
,^ rT ' ) \ v H' Th(6pn ‘ i id; e granted a motion from the
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teik-insweicome eHt Worth-based company that
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nin. early. (CPOtr.CM,™,, . .
Tour B,g lhe c ompany has always
galore - MaiofMUD.FiSn in compliance with Texas
roun.8! imemetaccss H inc i uc iing the right to capture
■colating ground water. You can
!o with ground water what you
»t regardless of your neigh-
ihisx-masbreakSf-:-iof S .” said Lauren Cargill, an
195 and up 1 -800-71' ^1 . .
jrthern New Msxlc, # rka Spokeswoman.
jRiver.Taos&Angeihwisiting State District Judge
39i6. ask for John. ■ n ]yi c c raw was scheduled on
|dnesday afternoon to hear an-
er complaint that around-the-
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|ck pumping posed a nuisance.
hearing was expected to last
lough Thursday.
I'These are regular, hard-work-
hg family folks who cannot get
to lose weight.
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pieamiiign- dav m L'om't — cannot get
tbaii rings, 90 si f; justice or any information,” said
y |le Groom, president of Rohr
ings Citizens Inc. “Current law
s Ozarka can take all the water
ants to. That may be another
mple why the people of Texas
their legislators need to wake
and take charge of their own
tiny instead of being victims of
side influences.”
[The citizens’ committee, which
s opposed pumping plans since
tyear, contends at least one other
|st Texas spring dwindled after
arka began withdrawals and con-
ainants seeped into the water.
Before pumping began in
^irch, Ozarka told residents no
dwells near the spring along the
l&nderson-Van Zandt County
|e would be harmed.
"It has never been our intent to
m residents — that’s why we
Italled hundreds of thousands
dollars in monitoring equip-
nt,” Cargill said. “They stand
their evidence that they had no
[verse effects. But they want to
good corporate citizens.”
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General Dan Morales is warning
retailers, consumers and govern
ment agencies.
The Republic of Texas organiza
tion claims the annexation of Texas
in 1845 was illegal. Its organizers
say they have taken over assets held
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culated, on Wednesday said
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Morales said. “Some have attempt
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ing accounts.”
Group leaders have ignored
court hearings in Morales’ lawsuit
against them, saying neither the
court nor the attorney general
have jurisdiction over them.
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