A Look At The Budget
Editorial argues Congress should adopt budget committees in both houses with joint staff to study total spending. It cites growth from 1960s levels to 250 billion this year and calls for formal limits on outlays and cross committee accountability. It urges use of program effectiveness data and revenue forecasts.
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Congress
House of Congress
Appropriations Committees
Federal role In Education proposes Better Schools Act of 1973
The piece notes a 1971-72 public school enrollment of 48.2 million rising 91 percent in two decades and a 375 percent jump in expenditures while staff grew 142 percent. It discusses restructuring categorical grants under H. R. 5823 to five purposes and argues for improved service delivery.
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Congress
Texas Penal Code Revision Nears Final Passage
The Texas legislature nears final passage of a sweeping overhaul of the penal code after a seven year study led by the State Bar of Texas. The measure groups felonies and misdemeanors, raises some maximum penalties for violence, defines insanity as a mental disorder, and consolidates many statutes into comprehensive sections, with open records legislation advancing in the House.
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House
Briscoe
Reagan Houston
San Antonio
State Highway Commission
Herbert C. Perry Jr
Carrizo Springs
Robert Parsley
Houston
Texas Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Jackie St. Clair
Victoria
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Alan Erwin
Beaumont
Office of State Federal Relations
Washington
Eloy Centeno
Gerald Brown
Austin
Reppointment
Texas Industrial Commission
W. C. Newby
Atlanta
State Board of
Barber Examiners
Bolin Mahaffey
Corpus Christi
State Depository Board
M. R. Sandidge
Tarpley
Daniel Tschirhart
Lakehills
Bandera County
Lessons for Young Bicyclists to Learn
A safety guidance piece urges riders to avoid bad weather when possible and to take steps to be visible. It emphasizes wearing bright clothing and using headlights, stopping and looking both ways at intersections, and never assuming drivers will stop. The lesson advocates defensive riding and safer choices when a headlight fails.
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EXXON
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Atty
John L. Hill
Consumer Protection Division
Amarillo
Atty. Gen
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University of Texas Law
State Constitutional Revision Commission
County Fund Depository
Indo-China
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Federal Office of Oil and Gas
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