Brooks Bill Aims to Regulate Private Trade Schools
State Sen. Chet Brooks leads a bill to regulate private business, technical, vocational, and home study schools. The proposal, backed by the Vocational Technical Education Committee, would place oversight with the State Board of Education, require bonding, and allow daily fines up to 500 dollars for violations. An advisory nine member panel of educators would advise the board.
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Austin
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Senate Committee On
Brooks
Sen. Brooks
State Board of Education
School Lunches Across Baytown Districts
Baytown menus list Breakfast pineapple juice sausage buttered biscuit milk. Lunch options include fish fillet or turkey pie with sides and cookies. Barbers Hill offers fish sticks, macaroni and cheese, and corn bread with milk. Channelview Elementary serves oven fried fish with vegetables and fruit. High School options include hamburgers, tuna salad, beans, chips, peach cobbler, and milk.
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Baytown
Barbers Hill
Channelview
Spending By Legislators Shows A Sharp Increase
A state auditor reports legislators’ spending rose sharply in the year ended Aug 31. Senate expenses totaled 412,107.26 for 13,294 per senator versus 254,247.70 and 8,202 per senator the prior year. House expenses reached 1,092,274.30, about 7,330 per representative compared to 582,534.40 and 3,883 per member. Increases follow 1969 allowances of 1700 a month for senators and 875 a month for House members. Top spenders included Rep. Burke Musgrove and Sen. Mike of Dallas, with others named from Abilene to Paris.
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Austin
Burke Musgrove
Breckenridge
Grant Jones
Abilene
Senate
Sen
Mike
Dallas
A.M. Aiken Jr
Paris
Home Damaged at 2905 McKinney by Vandals
A vacant house owned by J. T. Moore at 2905 McKinney was heavily damaged by vandals. Curtain rods and Venetian blinds were cut, cigarette butts scattered, wallpaper peeled, windows broken, screens removed, and a hot water heater drain valve opened causing water on the kitchen floor.
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J. T. Moore
McKinney
Two Arrested in Break-In of Car Here
Police Sgt. James Lankford and Detective Joe Huntley arrested two suspects for breaking and entering an auto Tuesday at Sears parking lot. Charged were W. H. Hudson, Yupan, and Ernest Spriggins Jr., 2116 Netterton, Houston. A $2,500 bond was set for each in Justice of the Peace N. O. Morrison's court.
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James Lankford
Joe Huntley
Sears
W. H. Hudson
Yupan
Ernest Spriggins Jr
Netterton
Houston
Justice of the Peace N.O. Morrison
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