Education Money Needed Y VERN SANFORD
The Texas press reports a substantial tax increase may be required next year to fund rapid growth in state colleges and universities. Estimates range from 100 million to 170 million more for the coming biennium, with some sources suggesting up to 650 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Erwin
Governing Board of
Texas Colleges and Universities
Erwin
Coordinating Board For the
Texas College and University System
Port Arthur
Nederland
Port Neches
Scurry County
Texas
Dynamite Deaths at Texas Mercury Co mine near Terlingua
23 years ago on a Monday afternoon Miguel Hernandez and Alfonio Vasquez were killed instantly in a dynamite explosion while setting charges in a mine shaft at the Texas Mercury Co mine near Terlingua. The Alpine area reports a wartime program at the high school auditorium with Lt. Col. Paul McFarland and S.M. Swearingen addressing civilian economy and rent control. Community relief totals about 157.41 dollars for families burned out by a recent fire, while livestock news notes H ereford bulls purchased at the Western Livestock Show. Other notes include rationing reminders, Rainbow Girls advance ticket sales, local dances, and various regional visits and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Hernandez
Alfonio Vasquez
Texas Mercury Co
Terlingua
Alpine Chamber of Commerce
Paul McFarland
Aaf-Afs
S.M. Swearingen
Alpine
Marfa
Amblin Around Texan travel features expand state appeal
Nearly 400 travel editors receive monthly illustrated pieces on Texas vacations. The first story highlights Big Bend National Park with future plans for Amistad and Alpine dam projects. Notables: Coleman Newsman named Amistad Recreational Area superintendent. Newman to head development at Big Bend, starting Feb 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Big Bend National Park
Texas Tourist Development Agency
Shee
Coleman Newsman
Amistad Recreational Area
Newman
Tax rate details in 1966 social security and hospital insurance
The 1966 tax rate of 4.2 percent combines 3.85 percent for regular social security and 0.35 percent for hospital insurance, applying to both employee and employer.
Baskets Originated for Collecting and Storing Grain
Baskets were designed to collect and store grain in early agricultural practice. The invention supported daily farm work by providing portable containment and preservation of harvested cereals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Julia Mata
Elisa Rivera
Sara L. Salinas
H.L. Kokemot Jr
Denver
Wyoming
Hoyle
Emy Lon Harris
Eva Jean Ferguson
Jackie Cross
Rainbow Girls
R.B. Slight
Austin
CE. Patterson
San Antonio
Berta Lassiter
Sanderson
Frank Clark
Gay Meriwether
Sallie Huston
el Paso
Janette McIntyre
University of Texas
Vernon McIntyre
Duncan Scott
Patricia
Sandra
Albuquerque
D.N. Scott
Arp Lolly
Fred Rice
Longview
Ray Bean
Hatch
Africa
Jimmie Skinner
del Rio
Wilson
Earl Clark
Clark
W.T. Burnham
Bill
B.F. Berkeley
Col. and
Amblin
Jem Glasscock
Falcon Dam
Central
South Texas
Gulf Coast
Amistad
Falcon
Doug
Bob
McAllen
Pharr
J.R. Glasscock
Benny Wright
Pan American College
Edinburg
Bemny
Dudley Dobie
Sul Ross State College
San Marcos
Bill Soh
James R
Ameco
Solid-State Technicians
Phoenix
Ariz
Alpine TV Cable Co
Ricky
So Or
Bob McLaughlin
Plainview
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Wesley Foundation
E.W. Hartman
Service
Dorris Electric
Ilding, Avalanche
Alpine Avalanche
N. Std
Congress
Weber
Brewster, Jeff Davis
Presidio Counties
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Hallie Stillwelltriaa
Hugh Stiles
Big Bend Park
Fort Davis
West Texas Press
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company
Jrance Alpine
Brewster County
Tex
Ellyson-Guarantee Abstract Company
Big Bend Abstract Co
6Th St
F. J. Ellyson
Storey - Whiteside Lumber Co
Optometrist
Tire Service
U. K
Tire Shop
P. O. Box
W. Holland Ave
Thomas L. Coats
Electrolux
James Mapes
Joe Green
Ruffy Twins
W. Holland
Francois Gency
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