Burnet Tennis Lighting and Unsung Hero Spotlight
In Burnet, the Tennis Association funds over half of a high school lighting project, benefiting city and county residents and visitors. Cliff Vanderventer, in his first year as Burnet High principal, is praised for turning the school into a disciplined, high performing institution amid a focus on graduates and undergraduates. Also contains a horoscope segment with weekly broad guidance.
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Energy policy clash rocks Texas punditry in Carter critique
The writer argues against President Carter energy proposals highlighting conservation over production. He warns price controls and intrastate natural gas rules would slow Texas industry and growth while urging price decontrol and continued technological advancement. The column also rails against Social Security funding and employer tax shifts as threats to the economy.
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Welfare fraud crackdown eyed by Texas lawmakers
The Texas Legislature debates welfare fraud penalties as the state notes about 2 percent of welfare checks wrongfully go to ineligible recipients. Senate Bill 87 tightens penalties for food stamp fraud with Class A misdemeanor under 200 dollars and a third degree felony over 206 dollars, already signed into law.
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