Capitol remodeling and campus enrollment control moves
Contractors opened bids exceeding 1 million dollars for Capitol remodeling as major state finance offices relocate to the new Finance Building. Enrollments prompt the Coordinating Board to seek immediate curtailment powers. UT system officials approve a enrollment cap plan and a federal loan insurance move.
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University of Texas System Regents
Coordinating Board
Texas
Texas spending fears loom over 2871 tax bill
TMA plans a watchdog department to curb state spending and block automatic long term increases. Budgets head Carl H. Braubach and John A. Haddad will lead a study on keeping expenditures within revenues. Offices will be in Austin near the Capitol.
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Texas Manufacturers
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Burris
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John Connally
Legislative Budget Board
John A. Haddad
Capitol
Texas
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