State agencies seek 1.2 billion in general revenue
In Austin 1967 budget talks state agencies push a unprecedented 1.2 billion dollar general revenue request for the coming two years, excluding special funds and federal aid. Officials warn tax hikes may be needed to cover the rise amid education and health program expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texa
Texas
General Revenue Fund
John Connally
Legislative Budget Board
Ben Barnes
Connally
University of Texas
UT Tower
State Department of Public Safety
Charles J. Whitman
Whitman
M. C. Anderson Hospital
Tumor Institute
Houston
Preston Smith
Lelife
Wal
Legal Column Names and Parties Listed in Notice
A legal column lists multiple individuals including Harold Dean Thomas and Betty Henslee Jerald Marlow Maddux and Elizabeth Gay Hahn Esiquio Rico Perez and Reyna Benavidez Charles Taylor Robins Jr. and Jamie Gryder Robins Cecil James Holt and Charlotte Ann Campbell Virgil W. Sharp Brownfield Ford Jack McPhaul Lamesa Ford H R Tankersley Brownfield Cadillac Walter C Cabe Brownfield Ford Pickup. See full notice for context and possible actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dean Thomas
Betty Henslee
Jerald Marlow
Maddux
Elizabeth Gay Hahn Esiquio
Rico Perez
Reyna Benavidez
Charles Taylor Robins, Jr
Jamie Gryder
Robins
Cecil James Holt
Charlotte Ann Campbell
Virgil W. Sharp
Brownfield
Ford
Jack McPhaul
Lamesa
Ford H
Tankersley
Cadillac
Walter C
Cabe
Ford Pickup
Heap More Indian Heads Toward Derby After Ruidoso Finish
Heap More Indian, two years old, finished second by a nose to King's Kid in the Aug. 6 Ruidoso Downs race. Owner Ratliff celebrates the near win and outlines plans for Sunland Futurity, the Kentucky Derby path, and continued racing in New Mexico and northern states. The horse, insured for 25000, has a promising future and strong family ties in the racing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Ratisseau
Heap More Indian
Ruidoso Downs
Ratisseau
Morell Ratliff
el Paso
Mozelle Ratleff
King’s Kid
Ratliff
Wayne Rattiseau
King’s
V, Welch
Artesia
N. M
D. Morris
Harold Baker
Heap More
Rat
G. W. McClanhan
Meadow
Baker
Wayne
TV Lark
LaTenia
New Mexico
Crate Sneider
Bill Price
Sheriff’s Posse
Harding and Harding, Inc
American Livestock Company of Illinois
Lucas Wins 1966 National Quality Award for Underwriting
J. W. Lucas of 1607 East Tate, a special representative of the Business Men's Assurance Co., earned the 1966 National Quality Award for high standards in life insurance underwriting and service to policy owners. He joined BMA in 1959 and works with the Lub ybock Branch Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lucas
East Tate
Business Men’s Assurance Company
National Association of Life Underwriters
Lucas
BMA
NQA
BMA Lubybock
Federal Land Bank observes golden anniversary in Houston
Federal Land Bank System marks 25 years since the Farm Loan Act of 1916. The Houston district serves Texas with 12 Land Banks and 700 local associations. more than 36 000 farmers participate in active farmer ownership. The nationwide program celebrates a year long effort to inform consumers about ag industry achievements. Cattle phosphorus supplements may boost weight gain by 50 70 pounds and calf crops by about 30 percent under summer grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank System
Woodrow Wilson
Federal Land Banks
Texas
Houston
Houston Bank
Land Banks
U. D
Texas A&m University Extension Animal Husbandman
Premier Buys Reed Oil in West Texas Station Chain
J W Meehan president of Premier Petroleum announces Premier’s acquisition of Reed Oil Company based in Abilene. The deal adds 34 service stations in 14 West Texas cities plus a motel and restaurant, with operation to begin immediately. Premier markets its fuels at roughly 900 outlets statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
J. W. Meehan
Premier Petroleum Company
Premier
Fort Worth
Reed Oil Company
Abilene
Meehan
Brownfield
East Highway 80
Amarillo
Andrews
Big Spring
Borger
Lubbock
Midland
Odessa
Pampa
San Angelo
Stamford
Stanton
Sweetwater
Becker Joins In Soybean Program In Texas
Interest in soybean as an additional cash crop has grown across Texas in 1966. Robert Becker of Brownfield joins with Texas farmers under the High Plains Research Foundation to plant irrigated soybeans. Four varieties and eight experimental strains are tested on irrigated and dryland fields, including sites in Texico New Mexico and several Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
High Plains Research Foundation
Robert Becker
Brownfield
Hinn
Patterson
Foundation
Hill and Clark
Texico
N. M
Hereford-Vega
Dimmit
Stratford
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Ter Rogers
Bill Satterwhite
Ennis
Rogers
Panhandle
Satterwhite
Lone Star Gas Company
Dallas
Bob Price
Legal Column
Becker
E. Reppto
Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
M. S. Hammack
Ferris
Association
Mie
T.g.&y
Aveust
Reed Oil
Ier Oe
Photachart
Farnsworth, Barwise
Crosbyton
Levelland
Seminole
la Feria
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
State Bank
Cammpus
Biscayne
Copeland
Necor
Brownfield, Texas
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