Gasoline Prices Rise Across Texas Ahead of July Fourth
The Texas average for regular gas tops 60 cents per gallon with many stations planning increases before the July Fourth weekend. An AAA Texas survey of 231 stations shows averages of 60.2 for regular, 63.0 for unleaded, and 64.6 for premium, up about half a cent from prior levels.
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Superintendent Speaks To Workshop Officials At Kingsville
Norman Hall a Texas educator leader urged honesty with boards and strong board superintendent relations at the Dimension 77 workshop held at Texas A&I University Kingsville. The session closed after a luncheon with area superintendents and educators from Corpus Christi Alice and beyond.
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Corpus Christi
Dewey Smith
Alice
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George Alexander
Travis Polk
Fred Harvey
Hartung pushes revived money management bill for special session
Rep Frank Hartung backed by House Speaker Bill Clayton seeks inclusion of HB 1984 in the July 11 special session agenda. The bill would direct the State Treasury and Depository Board to invest more state funds in time deposits and savings or government securities. Hartung cites $2 million monthly losses from noninterest bearing accounts and $42 million every two years that could fund public schools, while Briscoe signals only public school finance on the agenda. Texas Water Development Board begins reorganization into one Texas Water Resources Board, with three agencies merged and three leads vying for head position.
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Cotton Growers Form PAC to Oppose Raw Cotton Imports
A Gaines county producer action committee led by Neal Todd mobilizes a petition drive to strike language allowing raw cotton imports from the U.S. House farm bill. The group argues imports would cap prices, threaten bankruptcy, and harms balance of payments. They call for a cotton belt referendum and seek support from farm and civic groups across West Texas.
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Gaines County
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Mahon
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Texas
Cotton Farmer Group Pac
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Jim Bob) Paxton
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