New Democratic leadership reshapes U S House balance
Boston to Fort Worth era seen in a party leadership shift with Tip O Neill as speaker and Jim Wright winning the majority leader post by 148 to 147 in a tight ballot. The Texas Massachusetts axis echoes Carter era coalition dynamics and preserves House lineage from Colonel House to present.
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Go Cameron Mall and City Pulse Lifts Local Spirit
The Cameron Mall district draws crowds for a Santa Parade and a Country Criter show while Milam Museum and Youth Exposition Hall pursue updates. Downtown lighting and mall growth boost civic appeal amid center-city revitalization debates. A youth crime case notes juvenile record sealing limits. An adult conviction records cannot be sealed.
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You and the Law article on contract release and voting rights
A reader asks how to exit a house purchase contract and recover earnest money after a failed sale. The text notes that felony convictions affect voting and office holding, while misdemeanors do not, and mentions legal advice columns and a Turkish origin note about the tulip.
Fragmented Notes Describe Local Wires and Help Request
A jumble of comments mentions telecommunication wires and seeks assistance. The text hints at unclear positions and personal feelings while asking for help with the wiring issue. No clear dates or names are present.
Austin News Roundup Highlights 65th Legislature Funds and Appointments
Austin reports Bullock predicts the 65th Legislature will have $29 billion more to spend due to higher tax revenues. Officials cite sales and other taxes surging. welfare reforms may return $12 million if fathers pay child support. Includes notes on state retirement, hospital employee enrollment, and various political appointments and resignations.
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Letter to the Editor on LEAA and police independence
Charles W. Engel argues against the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 and LEAA. He contends federal aid undermines local police, cites Los Angeles’ 1976 stance, urges readers to support independent local policing and withhold federal funding. Engel lists his Texas address for further information.
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