Texas Legislature near halfway mark speeds up session
The Texas 61st legislative session nears its midpoint as more than 1,200 House and 700 Senate bills plus nearly 1,000 constitutional amendments are filed by Friday. The Senate moves faster than the House with major bills on pollution, drunk driving, and public meetings. the House advances local laws and education bills as Gov. Preston Smith signs six more into law.
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Jim Nugent
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Corpus Christi
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Mount Vernon
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David Allred
Wichita Falls
Gus Mutscher
Smith
Ben Atwell
Dallas
Work House
State Affairs
Mt. Vernon
Jack Blanton
Quarrellton
Senate Affairs Committee
Tom Creighton
Joe Bernal
Auto inspection deadline nears in Texas
Colonel Wilson E. Speir of the Texas Department of Public Safety warns that only one month remains until the April 15 1969 motor vehicle inspection deadline. As of now 28 million vehicles have been inspected and 3.2 million more remain. 42.2 percent of inspected vehicles required mechanical adjustments, chiefly headlight misalignment. There are 6,466 licensed inspection stations and the fee is $1.75.
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Weekend Competition Set For FFA Teams And Golf
The FFA livestock judging team will travel to Howard Payne College Brownwood for a Saturday contest leaving at 6 30 am The track team heads to Jayton for running and field events starting 9 and 10 am and will also participate in tournaments at Brownwood and Robert Lee The golf teams join the weekend events with other sports competition locations not specified
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Jayton
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