Austin Lawmakers Face Major Tax Crisis And Reforms
Texas legislators arrive at the remodeled Capitol amid a looming fiscal crisis with estimates of needed taxes ranging from 645 to 850 million dollars. Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and House Speaker Gus Mutscher warn of a difficult session as unemployment, welfare, and voter-registration issues spur reforms and potential court-driven changes.
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A roundup notes a 14 percent auto insurance rise plus opinions on a six month remarriage ban after divorce from Texas courts. Industry growth shows 319 new Texas plants in 1970, with unemployment below the national level though contractions loom. Senate eyes movie licensing to curb sex films. state education aligns with federal integration guidelines. uninsured motorist penalties and tobacco tax receipts update the fiscal picture. Governor Smith was briefly hospitalized for a stomach ulcer. Patronize Our Advertisers.
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