Campus unrest hurts budgets and public funding nationwide
The piece links campus disorders to tax resistance, rising school-budget defeats, and waning public support for education. It notes SDS plans to extend actions to factories, unions worry about student interference, and business leaders fear reduced contributions and discipline in industry as riots threaten the university system.
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Wind snaps utility poles in Andrews during June storm
Yesteryears note recalls a severe June thunderstorm in Andrews that toppled utility poles and disrupted power. Residents faced outages as roads and services were affected by the weather event.
Snyder Hotel Burns Twice In One Day
A historic hotel in Andrews reported two separate fires within a single day. Investigators are reviewing causes as residents recall the blaze’s toll and impact on local activity.
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Basin Bits and County Notes From Across The Texas Panhandle
Severe storms drenched Winkler County with over an inch of rain and four inches of hail as winds toppled trees. Lamesa weighs a livestock ordinance battle proposed to forbid keeping livestock within city limits or 5000 feet outside them. Yoakum County to host a junior college resources survey June 25. Seminole hires Perryton assistant Ronald Henderson as head basketball coach. Littlefield endures a Friday the 13th storm with winds 80 mph and eight inches of rain in hours. Fort Stockton harvests about 270000 sacks of onions weighing 13.5 million pounds this week.
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Governor Smith faces veto choice on budget and pay raise
Gov. Preston Smith plans Friday to decide whether to veto the Legislature's one year budget and how soon to reconvene a special session. He will address the Texas Press Association Saturday at the Inn of Six Flags Arlington after noon at a telecasted briefing. The fate of a $60.4 million teacher pay raise and a near 2.8 billion budget looms as state leaders debate revenues and line item vetoes.
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