Gridiron Action Soon To Begin New Champs Likely
Texas high school football opens the season with the University Interscholastic League set to crown new champions. Abilene has dominated 15 years of play, while Dallas and Amarillo programs face renewed cycles as 950 schools compete for state titles across four classes AAAA AAA AA and A.
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University Interscholastic League
Abilene
Eagles
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Wichita Falls
Breckenridge
Amarillo
Paul Tyson
Waco
Blair Cherry
Chuck Moser
Chuck Curtis
Jacksboro
Garland
Curtis
Southern Methodist
Cherry
Moser
Palacios
Palestine
Archer City
Texas constitutional amendment on higher education building funding
A proposed constitutional amendment would amend Article VII Section 17 to create a 2 cent state property tax and 10 cent levy to fund capital projects at Texas higher learning institutions. It details bond issuance, oversight, and distribution rules, with a November 2 1965 election and governing procedures.
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State Traller
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Texas House Joint Resolution on Aid for Needy Citizens and Disabled
A Texas House joint resolution proposes amending Article III to create a single Section 61-a providing state supported assistance and medical care with federal matching funds for: aged United States citizens or long-term residents. totally and permanently disabled adults under 65 who are US citizens. needy blind citizens over 18. and dependent children under 21 plus caretakers. It sets expenditure limits, residency rules, and federal compatibility, and frames funding under state allocations not to exceed 60 million dollars per year, with passage contingent on a statewide vote in 1965.
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Constitutional amendment on state and federal care funds provisions
The text outlines a constitutional amendment to authorize state and federal cooperation for medical care and rehabilitation for needy aged, disabled, blind, and children, with matching funds, state caps, and authority for the legislature to adapt to federal changes. a $60 million annual ceiling is stated for Old Age Assistance and related programs.
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Associated Press
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St Ray
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Comptroller of Public Accounts
Arlington State College
Arlington
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
North Texas State University
Denton
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