Imitation Not Enough for Texas Constitution Redraft
State meetings urge the Constitutional Revision Commission to craft a succinct, durable framework rather than detailing laws. Emphasis on minimal minutiae, aiming for a flexible structure suited to Texas size and future needs, drawing on U S and other states for guidance.
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Texas Constitutional Revision Commission
Texas
U. S
School feeding program lifts learning in Lesotho
In Maseru Lesotho a decade old school feeding program has grown to about 1000 primary schools and 120000 pupils. The United Nations World Food Programme funds meals while the British Save the Children Fund covers most annual costs. Local chiefs provide gardens and cooking staff, and parents contribute 60 cents yearly when able.
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Maseru
Lesotho
Reuter
Education Department
Winifred Coaker
Save the Children Fund
United Nations
United Nations World Food Program
Mrs. Coaker
Bids Opened For New King's Daughters Hospital
Bids for the 100 bed King's Daughters Hospital were opened Thursday. R L Eppereson said construction could start this month with contracts let after bid tabulation. Local contributions exceed 1 million dollars while federal Hill Burton funds total 3 633 672 02 including a 2 868 903 subsidy loan. Total project cost estimates reach 4 250 000 for the hospital and 500 000 for a connected private funded clinic south of the South Loop near South 31st Street in Temple. Construction runs 18 to 24 months.
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King’s Daughters Hospital
R. L. Epperson
Epperson
Hill-Burton
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
South Loop
South 31St Street
Temple
Newsprint Crisis Probed By Texas Gulf Coast Press Groups
In Austin and San Antonio publishers push for a congressional investigation into the current newsprint shortage. The joint Texas Gulf Coast and South Texas press boards urge action on price fixing and supply amid mill closures and rising costs. Governors and state residents rally for aid to underfunded districts as Briscoe supports a stopgap $39.7 million school finance measure.
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Gulf Coast
South Texas
San Antonio
United States
Texas Gulf Coast Press Association
South Texas Press Association
Texas Press Association and Newspaper Association
Southwest
Midwest
Board of Directors
Press Association
Ing
Dolph Briscoe
Sadat reshapes Egyptian government and cabinet
President Anwar Sadat assumes additional duties as prime minister and military governor. The reshuffle targets the home front with Azia Sidky and Mohammed Mazarban ousted while Abdel Aziz Hegazy becomes deputy premier and treasurer. Mourad Ghaleb returns as information minister and Abdel Kader Hatem to chair cabinet meetings in Sadat's absence amid a push to energize the economy and reassure Western diplomats. Two Christians join the new cabinet, drawing praise from Egypt's Coptic community.
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Cairo
Reuter
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Sadat
Azia Sidky
Mohammed Abdullah Marzaban
Sidky
Abdel Aziz Hegazy
Premeir
Mourad Ghaleb
Abdel Kader Hatem
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Moscow
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Rockdale
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