State Auto Law Changes Relax Inspections and Boost DUI Penalty
Texas Legislature approved modest auto safety updates including six inspection items and no safety certificate, a minimum three day jail term for drunken drivers with possible six months probation, school bus stop rules, and bans on open highway livestock in most fast-growing counties. A separate bill would outlaw car television viewing, vetoed by Gov. Shivers. Inspections begin after Aug. 27 at annual $1 cost.
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Alpine School Attendance Trends 1951 to 1953
The article outlines Alpine district school metrics: average daily attendance fell from 900 in 1951-52 to 884 in 1952-53, with enrollment dropping from 969 to 958 and total membership from 1 043 to 1 031. Absences decreased from 12 151 to 10 694 days as the 177-day year shifted toward 175 days.
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