Smith Campaigns for Biennial Budget in 1969 Texas Fight
Gov Preston Smith rallies editors in Texas to back a two year appropriations bill over the one year budget favored by Lt. Gov Ben Barnes and Speaker Gus Mutscher. The Houston Chronicle editorial page also supports the biennial plan. If the legislature passes a one year bill, Smith may veto and call a special session to finish the budget.
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Preston Smith
Texas
Ben Barnes
Gus Mutscher
Ovine
Et al
the Chronicle
George Baker
Fort Stockton
Smith
Alpine area headlines and civic notes from Avalon and Alpine
Peyton Cain elected superintendent of Alpine school system succeeding H L Waldrum. Waldrum plans unclear. Cain, currently Eldorado High principal, previously local junior high head. Episcopal Church barbecue nets 906256. Rodeo outlook dampened by rain. Southern Baptist convention rejects all summer encampment plan at Paisano. Texas convention approves 50000 for grounds improvements. State Sen H L Winfield withdraws bid for 16th District congress. rivals include Woodrow Bean Ord Gary Pat Hargrave. Family travel notes and local PTA barbecue wrap Marathon items.
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Avalanche
Peyton Cain
Alpe
H. L Waldrum
Waldrum
Cain
Eldorado High School
Southern Baptist Convention
St. Louis
Paisano
Alpine
Texas Convention
H. L. Winfield
Fort Stockton
U. S
R. E. Thomason
U.S
Woodrow Bean
Ord Gary
Pat Hargrave
el Paso
Amblin Around Glimpse of Major Doyle Stout in Saigon Memoir
The column notes Major Doyle E. Stout, U S Marines and former Sul Ross star, as a figure observed by JIM GLASSCOCK while the war voyage reaches Saigon. A May 8 Love Field departure is mentioned along with visa runs and press center chatter about Geneva cards and Democratic Convention quotes.
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Austin
Vick Fowler
Vietnam
Texas
Big Bend
Doyle E. Stout
U. S
Sul Ross
Doylee Nny
Avalanche
Wick
Saigon
Stout
Sharp
Bess Fowler
Love Field
Dallas
National Press Center
Geneva
Ho Chi Minh
Constitutional Amendment Two on Ballot Texas Water Bonds
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Two authorizing the Texas Water Development Board to issue 8.5 billion in bonds, expand the Water Development Fund, and extend bond and assistance provisions with a August 5, 1969 election date. It details issuance, uses, guarantees, and contract provisions governing the bonds and state credit.
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Legislapuere
CTHED
Penas
Texas
Texas Water Development
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Development Fund
State of Texas
United States
State of
Texas Water Development Bonds
Water Development Board
Texas Legislature Considers Death Benefit Amendment
The Texas Legislature proposes a constitutional amendment to allow state aid payments to surviving spouses and minor children of officers employees and agents who die in the line of duty. The measure covers state city county and subunit personnel including volunteer fire departments and police reserve units. Ballots would ask voters to approve on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in August 1969.
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State of Texas
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Raymond Quigg
Marathon
Fayette Yates
Press Nichols
San Antonio
Bill Ward
Rochester
Minn
Bain
Mayo
Allen Newsom
Llano
Frank Newsom
PTA
L. C. Ritchey
Lizzie Crawford
Oliver Palmer
Hot Springs
Walter Nunley
G. C. Miller
Vincent Brown
Walter Nunley, Jr
Fl Paso
James W. Glasscock
Jean Glasscock
Robert J. Glasscock
Robert Kitchen
Alpine Avalance
5Th St
P.O
TEXA
Ress Association
Brewster, Jeff Davis
Presidio Counties
Advertising
Adv
Big Bend Park
Fort Davis
Lauris Arin Hawkins
Hallie Stillwell
Trina Mr
Angela Ernhart
Amblin
With Jim Glasscock
Yeerber
EST
Teras Press Associat
Business
Trans-Pecos Abstract Company
Abstracts OF
Brewster County
Ellyson-Guarantee Abstract Company
Big Bend Abstract Co
6Th St
F. J. Ellyson
Storey - Whiteside Lumber Co
Optometrist
Thomas L. Coats
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