Panel weighs jail site near youth center amid tax fear
County officials discuss a proposed adult jail adjacent to a juvenile detention center in Amarillo. A 12.46 million price tag and a CO certificate plan are debated while residents, property appraisers, and committee members warn of politics and bias as a bond option and use of existing county buildings are considered.
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Steve Rogers
William P. Clements
Amarillo
Julie Powell
Randall County
Washington Street
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John Dodson
Ted Wood
Robert Davis
Davis
Ottoson
Texas TAIPA Drops Auto Liability Rates for High Risk
The Texas Automobile Insurance Plan Association lowers auto liability rates for high risk drivers who cannot obtain coverage in the standard market. The reduction averages about the amount stated in hearings, following TAIPA's request for a 22 percent increase that did not occur.
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Texas Automobile Insurance Plan Association
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Colorado horse virus outbreak eases with limited quarantines
AKEW O D Colo AP radio report U S Department of Agriculture officials say the stomatitis outbreak affecting mainly horses has a smaller economic impact than 1995. Quarantines were mostly limited to home premises, per Dr. Mne Cunningham, assistant state veterinarian. About 273 premises were quarantined statewide, including 265 for horses and eight for infected cattle.
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Combest to chair agriculture panel amid upheaval
Texas congressman Combest to chair the agriculture committee as leadership transitions unfold. He endorses a seamless shift with Rep. Smith as key ally and notes a Bipartisan history with Rep. Stenholm. Combest vows to keep agriculture profitable and feed Americans at low prices while representing a diverse farming region.
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Smith
Charles Stenholm
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Panhandle
House Agriculture Committee
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The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
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John Tower
Clinton plans in Bosnia face mixed support in Congress
Clinton argues progress on weapons destruction and elections keeps Bosnia on a tightrope and needs substantial U.S. and NATO backing. Critics warn against mission creep without a clear exit strategy, while some lawmakers and allies join Clinton in Bosnia as NATO captures indicted Croats.
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