Texas Metro Transit Push Faces Growing Urban Strains
The piece argues Texas cities Houston Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio must expand public transit amid rising traffic and gas prices. It warns unchecked growth could make Houston LA sized Dallas Fort Worth Chicago sized and San Antonio Philadelphia sized, urging speedy funding for buses and trains.
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Texas
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Chicago
San Antonio
Philadelphia
Drut Is Banned for Life by IAAF over Truth Telling
The article critiques France's Guy Drut, Olympic 110m hurdles champion, for being banned for life by the IAAF for admitting he accepted appearance money. It argues the decision targets honesty and questions the integrity of amateur athletics and promoter influence.
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Guy Drut
France
Montreal
M. Druz
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M. Drut
Drut
Tax policy notes and civil rights reference in 1976 article
A mixed jury finds probable cause that Frank Robinson’s death was self-inflicted. Kay Bailey is named among 1976's 100 outstanding young women. Sen Creighton profiles a bill to tax agricultural land by productivity. other tax measures seek utility tax exemptions and motor fuel changes.
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Frank Robinson
Palestine
House
Kay Bailey
Houston
National Transportation Safety Board
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
Texas Teachers Push for National Salary Average in Legislature
Austin reports teachers unions will press for a nationwide average salary of about 14 000 dollars annually, 2400 above Texas’s state average, while hearings on a new property tax code begin December 13 in Austin and spread to multiple cities through December 16.
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Victoria
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Corpus Christi
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Longview
Lubbock
Harlingen
Houston
Lufkin
Bob Bullock
New York
Illinois
Bullock
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McKinsey and Co. Inc
Kubiak urged to shorten school term amid funding questions
Charles W. Engel argues Rep. Dan Kubiak should consider cutting nine days from the school term to save money. He questions transportation costs and racial balance busing, urging parents to respond and weigh in on education priorities and standards. Engel lists local addresses and details.
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Kubiak
George Meany
NEA
Charles W. Engel
Lott, TX
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