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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1961

Page

10

Half of Texas teachers get full 810 pay raise in effort

Texas teachers statewide saw about 40 000 of its 90 000 public school educators receive the $810 minimum pay boost while many districts met the new foundation amount through state aid and local funds. TSTA officials noted variation among districts with some still at the old minimum and others applying differing increments.

Texas Austin Ee Machars Tone L. P. Sturgeon TSTA Sal Avedbme Incesast Sea ‘Boards Educat Sturgeon Munber East Texas

Albany Lawyer Offered Private School Transport Contract

An Albany suburb lawyer, Walter F. Wessendorf Jr., was offered a $1,300 yearly contract to transport his daughter to Albany Academy for Girls under a state law expanding district transport to private schools within 10 miles. The district awarded the bid but the contract awaits state approval. Wessendorf was the lowest bidder among two. The district normally uses its own buses, issues bus tokens for private-school high students, and lets external transport contracts when needed.

Albany N.Y Walter F. Wessendorf Jr Albany Academy Wessendorf Guilderland Central State Public Service Commission Alton A. Farnsworth Farnsworth

Capitals of the Confederacy shift across three cities

The Confederate states designated three capitals during their existence. Montgomery Alabama served first, followed by Richmond Virginia, and finally Danville Virginia as the capital.

Confederate States Montgomery Ala Richiponas Va Danville

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