Amendments Proposed Voted on by Texans November 2
The Avalanche lists ten proposed amendments addressing terms for governor and officials, four year state representative terms, Medicare program participation, salaries for lieutenant governor and speaker, an 85 million dollar student loan fund, 200 million in veterans land bonds, mandatory retirement at 75 for district and appellate judges, public school retirement investment expansion, a tax increase to 47 cents with five cents for colleges, and a local hospital indigent care funding.
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Veterans Land
Alpine Citizens Back Mayor and Council for Progress
A July 20 1965 Letters to the Editor praises Alpine officials led by Mayor Bill Winter for addressing sewer and water needs traffic planning street improvements fire and police modernization sanitation and zoning. The writer urges public support including backing a long range city plan and airport and gas projects while noting plans to clean up derelict properties and consider lake development.
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Jim
Alpine
Bill Winter
Long Range
Terlingua
Alpine and Sul Ross Stars Spark MLB Telecast Chat
Amblin’ Around with Jim Glasscock recounts a Chicago White Sox vs Detroit Tigers game on television. Norm Cash a Sul Ross State College alum hits a homer and drives in runs while Horlen starts for Chicago. Other Alpine ties appear with Tim Fregosi and Dalton Jones. Myra Proffitt of San Diego sells ads and earned a Las Vegas trip for sales quota.
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Alpine
Sul Ross State College
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Joel Horlen
San Antonio
Herbert Kokernot
Alpine Cowboys
Chicago
Norm Cash
Sul Ross
Leo Durocher
Alping
Texas
Leo
Giant
Norm
Horlen
Detroit
Stte Seerncere
Boston
Tim Fregosi
Los Angeles
RBI
Dalton Jones
Chuck Schilling
Don Schwall
Schilling
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eeersereianie
Myra Proffitt
Mayo Cleveland
San Diego
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Mothers request prompts Humphrey to locate son in Washington
Avora Owens Brewster County treasurer meets Vice President Humphrey in San Diego and asks him to find her son Jim Owens, who works for the Democratic Party in Washington. The vice president promises to look him up on return.
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Avora Owens
Brewster County
Hubert Humphrey
San Diego
Jim Owens
Jim
Washington
Democratic Party
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