Former Brownfield Teacher Named Outstanding For 75
Mrs. Rachel L. McGee, a former Brownfield School District teacher, was chosen as Outstanding Elementary Teacher of America for 1975 in Washington, D.C. Her career spans 17 years from Phyllis Wheatley School to Jessie G. Randall and roles in Dallas ISD at William Brown Miller Amelia Earhart and Paul L. Dunbar Community Learning Center. Her biography will appear in the 1975 Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America edition.
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State Expenditures Rise 28 Percent in First Quarter 1976
Comptroller Bob Bullock reports Texas state expenditures for the first quarter of fiscal 1976 at 1.75 billion dollars, up 28 percent from the prior year. Education costs lead the rise with a 29 percent increase. revenues climbed 15 percent from 1975, driven mainly by a 29 percent increase in federal funding. Tax collections rose about 10 percent, though late returns may understate the figure. Bullock notes crude oil production tax receipts have doubled since 1972 despite lower output, thanks to higher oil prices.
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