Proposed Budget Cut Highlights Professors' Plight
The Senate budget trims $6 million from higher education, risking faculty losses as enrollments drop, while the GA Bill boosted public school pay. The piece compares salaries across college ranks and public schools, noting many professors may seek private sector pay. The Capitol weighs options before the House action.
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Sturgeon
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Episcopalians Warned Of Communism Fight
The Rt Rev Everett H. Jones bishop of West Texas warned that Christianity must prove itself the soundest dynamic force for social and personal redemption to overcome Communism. He spoke at the opening meeting of the 47th Diocesan Council in San Antonio at Christ Church.
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San Antonio
Everett H. Jones
Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
Christ Church
Grass and Forest Fire Check Bill Filed in Texas House
A bill offered Monday in the Texas House would make it a criminal offense to throw a lighted cigarette cigar or any flaming or growing substance from a moving vehicle. Convictions could bring fines up to 50 dollars.
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Texas
House of Representatives
Council Reports 6.10 Million Saving Possible
The Legislative Council said Texas could net six to ten million dollars annually without tax increases by tightening laws and closing loopholes. Key areas include cigarette, cement, carbon black, and chain store taxes, plus improving enforcement and administration.
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Legislative Council
John D. Moseley
Council
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Jim T. Lindsey
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Ee A
Whan
Jeff Woodruff
Houston
Hiram Staton
Waco
Max C. Smith
San Marcos
Jong Ple Hand i P. Caston
Leonard
The Big Push Lays Down Cold Front Across the Nation
A massive cold front sweeps the country bringing snow rain sleet and ice and plunging temperatures below zero across the Middle West. El Paso unusual warmth ends as the front reaches Texas with 56 degrees the state’s warmest spot.
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Middle West
Texas
el Paso
West Texas
Panhandle
Plains Country
Red River Valley
Dallas-Fort Worth
Rio Grande Valley
Kingsville
San Angelo
Dallas
Texas and Arkansas Schools Closed by Ice Storm
The region from Texarkana to Tyler and Palestine shuts schools as ice disables power, rail lines, and telephone circuits. Aircraft grounded in East Texas while weather officials warn of more cold and ice through the night and into Tuesday.
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Texas
Arkansas
Tyler
Pittsburgh
Elkhart
Palestine
Waller
Alvide
Harris County
Gregg County
Civil Aeronautics Authority
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Dallas
Galveston
Fort Worth
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Hawkins
Southwestern Bell
Victoria
Uvalde
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Marshall
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Highway Patrol
O'Daniel Forms Orphan Foundation in Texas
Former Texas Governor W Lee O'Daniel announces a foundation to aid full orphans by financing them in business ventures. A charter for the W Lee O'Daniel Foundation is granted in Austin with W Lee, Mia, W Lee, and Pat O'Daniel as incorporators.
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Aledo
Texas
W. Lee O'Daniel
Austin
Lee
Mia
W. Lee
Pat O'Daniel
Renovators Announced for San Marcos Air Base Building
GALVESTON Jan 29. The Galveston District Corps of Engineers will accept sealed bids Feb 1 for the construction of a celestial navigation training building at Ellington Air Force Base near Houston. Colonel Ellsworth J. Davis announced.
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Galveston District Corps of Engineers
Alligton Air Force Base
Howston
Ellsworth J. Davis
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