Texas election law 5s into effect Monday
The new Texas election law tightens campaign finance rules and sets procedures for investigations and reporting. It limits campaign expense accounting, caps contributions at over 200 dollars with disclosure, and outlines filing and seating processes for state races, including governor. The measure touches precinct and county conventions, roll calls, and oversight by officials.
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No Prison's Flis'n He's Fizzin' Comedy Tale
Joplin Kansas reports Max Simpson, six years old, longs for home but faces state pen in Jefferson City. He tampered with an automobile on Christmas Eve, not out of malice, yet the charge carries six months in county jail. Simpson, learning barbering in confinement, misses customers and yearns for his own home during prison Christmas.
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Maine Women Bolster International Good Will
In Orono Maine women by the Maine Extension Society write neighborly letters to French housewives to foster international good will. The letters include Maine seafood recipes and discussions of world peace. Prince Aly Khan denies Hollywood reconciliation rumors with Rita Hayworth and a U.S. visit plan.
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