Texas lawmakers reshuffled as 61st session begins reforms
Lt. Gov. Barnes names 27 senate committees boosting liberal and urban influence while Gus Mutscher reshuffles all major house panels. Key chairmen include Hazlewood Moore Aikin Christie Herring Creighton Ward with 45 house chairs held by veterans. Senate adopts rule changes to curb conference committees and allow open hearings on governor appointments. Budget board proposes 5.6 billion spending for 1970-71 with education and judiciary allocations outlined.
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Texas Press Association
Texas
Ben Barnes
Senate
Fera Gus Mutscher
House
Barnes
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
William T
Bill) Moore
Bryan
Charles Herring
Austin
Tom Creighton
J. P. Ward
Meridian
Rep
W. S
Bill) Heatly
Paducah
Ben Atwell
Dallas
Mutscher
John FE. Blaine
Fl Paso
Rayford Price
Palestine
R. Nt. Cory
Victoria
Tommy Shannon
Fort Worth
Legislative Budget Board
Lease Appropriations
Senate Finance Committees
Judiciary
Retired People as Alpine’s Hidden Asset Cited
A Alpine Chamber of Commerce speaker on January 30 1969 praised Sul Ross College as the citys top asset with tourism second and urged supporting opportunities. He warned rising taxes could drive retirees to move away and threaten steady local revenue.
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Amblin Around and Local News Highlights
Amblin Around notes a Fort Davis bookstore run by Peg and Oliver Theophilus with hundreds of paperbacks and magazines. Sheriff Carl Williams showcases new jail quarters while inspectors and officials use space there. The piece mentions Juco term origin and letters to the AP about pulsars, plus Ross College graduates who opened an avalanche safe with the door removed.
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Fort Davis
Peg
Oliver Theophilus
Theophiluses
West Texas
Carl Williams
Brewster County
State Liquor Board
State Dept. of Public Safety
Texas and Southwest Texas Cate Tie Growers Association
Barry Scobee
Associated Press
Austin
Clarelan Smith
T'ste- Donald Observatory
Alpine
al Vic Donald
Alpine Citizens Warn Against Urban Renewal Debt
A letter from W. E. Lockhart, M.D., warns Alpine residents that keeping Sunny Glen Pan Engineers could bankrupt the city. He urges economical building methods, cites doubled taxes, and states he will not run for City office in April.
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Glen Pan
W. E. Lockhart, M.D
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