Briscoe proposes 525 million pay raise plan for teachers and state workers
Gov. Dolph Briscoe orders drafting of a 525 million cost of living pay raise blending teachers and state employees with no local funding. The plan offers about 6.8 percent yearly raises, draws mixed reactions from TSTA and TPEA, and seeks state funding only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscoe
Texas State Teachers Association
Federation of Teachers
Texas Public Employees Association
Briscoe
TPEA
Texas
TSTA
Callien W. Smith
Texas Highway and Public Transportation Commission
Ford policy on Rhodesia draws harsh criticism and warning
The author denounces Kissinger and the Ford administration for pressing majority rule in Rhodesia arguing it undermines blacks and risks chaos. They claim Rhodesia shows black support for Ian Smith and warn African rulers abuse rights, predicting backlash and possible impact on Ford's reelection.
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Ford
Africa
United States
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Ian Smith
Mozambique
Kissinger and Co
Idi Amin
Andrews County election hints and local developments cross decades
Recalled items show Milton Ramsey's bid for county judge and officials inspecting contour practices. Past notes mention a pool pump delay, a new highway officer Buff Angel, permits for brick homes, library expansion and KMID TV segments. It ends with a reflective family tale and local business additions.
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Milton Ramsey
Andrews County
The
News Today
A.L. McCarley
J. A. Fowler
Mid-Tex
Buff Angel
Texas
Angel
Seminole
Andrews
Littlefield
DPS
Andrews County News publication details and policy
The Andrews County News publishes Sundays and Thursdays at 112 Northwest First Andrews Texas 79714 with James Roberts as editor and publisher. Subscription rates include in county and out of county options. the paper offers corrections upon notice of errors and disclaims responsibility for copy omissions beyond correction in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Andrews
Texas
Andrews County News
Northwest First
James Roberts
Advertising copy rights and rejection policy noted
A publication statement notes that the right is reserved to reject and edit all advertising copy and that advertising orders are accepted on this basis. It emphasizes control over space and error handling in placing ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron County
Atty
John Hill
Hill
Andy
Ervin to Attend Boys State at University of Texas
Five years ago Bill Ervin son of Mr and Mrs Bob Ervin was chosen to attend Boys State on the University of Texas campus this week.
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Dolph
Briscoe
John Gray
Lamar University
Beaumont
Texas
Board of Control
Southern Regional Education
Charles Robert Richardson
Sul Ross State University
Bill L. Halbert
Teague
State Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners
Robert W. Shirey
Hillsboro
Pearce Johnson
Austin
Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council
Bill Ervin
Bob Ervin
Boys State
University of Texas
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TDHPT
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Franck Church
Jerry Brown
Hubert Humphrey
Bob Strauss
Houston
Corpus Christi House
Abel Chapa
State Supreme Court
Arnold Gonzalez
High Court
Dallas
Supreme Court
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Paper Company
Court of Criminal Appeals
Waco
John Green
Pat Pace
Brownsville
Fred Mary
San Antonio
Council
Mark White
State Board of Insurance
Railroad Commission
Yeats
Pecos County
Don Yarbrough
Priya
Man
Woney
Yesteryears
Dr. Z. W. Hutcheson
Max Ramsey
Atlantic City
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Hyde
Andrews County Commissioner’s Court
KMID_ television
Jimmy Wilkins
Herb Litz
Sara Stone
Assembly of the Order of the
Grant
Gibson’s Discount Center
Wayne Bell
Roland Bell
al Gonzales
Main Street
Bentsen
Paul Harvey
Harvey
America
First National Bank
Carl Dally
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Criminal Appeals Court
Fort Worth
Golnick Adv
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