Texas Driver Laws Expand Licenses and Inspection Rules
The new Texas driver laws raise minimum ages for commercial licenses to 18 or 17 with approved training, introduce provisional youth permits, and allow reexamination of unsafe drivers. Inspect items added include seat belts, steering, wheels, and rims with a higher $1.75 fee, effective August 28. About 5500 inspection stations statewide will enforce the changes and encourage routine safety checks.
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Department of Public Safety
Robert Miller
Texans For Traffic Safety
Texas
Kitten Dean Wins District Farm Bureau Talent Contest
Della Katherine Dean topped the District Farm Bureau Talent Fund contest held last week in the Sarah Bernhardt Theater, San Angelo. The performer presented varied numbers on flute, trombone, guitar, ukulele and piano with humorous stories. Diana Black earned the queen title, Coke County sent Kay Roberts as district contestant, and Edward Cumbie of Bronte presided as master of ceremonies.
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Della Katherine Dean
District Farm Bureau
Sarah Bernhardt
San Angelo
Wilson Bryan
Dean
Diana Black
Tom Green County
Coke County
Kay Roberts
Artell Roberts
Edward Cumbie
Bronte
District Farm Bureau Contest Opens for State Representation
Miss Dean is now eligible to represent the district in the state Farm Bureau contest to be held in Austin in November.
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Dean
State Farm Bureau
Austin
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Mr. Miller
Kitten Dean
Farm Bureau
Bronte Hospital
Caperton Chevrolet Co
Cumbie & Mackey
Kemp’s Cleaners
Sims Food Store
Central Drug
Howard Brock
W. W. Thetford
Winnie Waldrop
Jerry Thomason
O. B. Jacobs
The
Bronte Enterprise
Ayroyroll Savings
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