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 | | Lufkin, the county seat of Angelina County, is at the intersection of U.S. highways 59 and 69, a few miles northwest of the geographic center of the county in the heart of the Piney Woods of East Texas. |
 | | At the height of their activity, the three families were involved in nearly a dozen Texas sawmills, a paper mill, foundries, hotels, movie theaters, railroads, investment companies, newspapers, radio and television stations, insurance firms, banks, hospitals, and many other enterprises. |
 | | In 1984 Lufkin had a population estimated at 31,500, of which 25.9 percent were fl and 6.3 percent Hispanic, and covered 20.5 square miles. |
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