LBJ Public Affairs School Gets Grant
The Ford Foundation awards a two year grant of 196000 to the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas Austin. The funds support two research action groups and cover editorial and travel costs as the school expands toward 200 students. Deans Gronouski and Clark call it a critical boost to develop programs and personnel.
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Trial venue debated for Mutscher case in Abilene court
The defense seeks a February or March start, with Abilene eyed as a favorable venue due to lighter dockets and fair judges. Prosecutors favor moving only if statewide jury pool bias is shown, while motions were transferred to Abilene for pre trial rulings.
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Business cycle cautions and political drama mingle in broad economic report
The article notes soft business spending in 1971 amid falling profits and concerns about international balance of payments and monetary volatility. Dr. Grant highlights a lack of export surplus over eight months, linking it to new economic policies from August. In a separate thread, Texas politics and court strategy unfold, detailing pretrial debates over public access, bribe allegations, witnesses, and bank records tied to Sharpstown.
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Hofheinz Faces Welch In Houston Runoff Race
Houston election heat centers on solid waste disposal mass transit city planning and city government. Hofheinz trails Welch but leads among black voters where turnout could decide the runoff. Analysts say a strong black turnout may propel Hofheinz to the top job.
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Dallas Desegregation Plan Would Graft 24 Mile Bus Routes
The Dallas School District argues that TEDTAC’s plan would force 2 inner city children to ride 24 miles to outer district schools and 24 miles back, creating extensive cross district busing. The plan would involve about 70,000 pupils moved from a 380,000 student population.
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Santa to lead Yuletide parade despite light rain
Parade organizers plan for a gala Yuletide procession Thursday night with Santa Claus preparing for his debut. Despite snow and a forecast drop to two percent rain by Friday, parade units must assemble between 5:30 and 6 p.m. at Sears Culpepper traffic circle for assignments.
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