Texas Legislature Ends Session with Tax Boom and Brevity
The sixty second Texas Legislature wraps up amid a record 6.9 billion biennial budget and a 617 million tax package. Gov. Preston Smith calls a special session starting Tuesday noon. Other actions include liquor by the drink approval, a four percent sales tax, and a range of new levies on cigarettes, corporate franchises, and beer.
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Coke County Savings Bond Drive Reaches 54 Percent
April sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in Coke County totaled 5803 dollars, with four month sales at 16100 and 54 percent of the 1971 goal. National and Texas totals are given, plus a note urging Savings Bonds as graduation and wedding gifts.
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