Hot runoff races shape Texas railroad and court contests
In Austin, a runoff for the Railroad Commission pits Jerry Sadler of Grapeland against State Rep. Jon Newton of Beeville. Sadler attacks Newtons oil money while Newton cites Sadlers 1969 House reprimand and restricted land office records. The Court of Criminal Appeals runoff features Carl Dally and W T Phillips, with Don Yarbrough winning the Supreme Court race.
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Sadler
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Beeville
Grapeland
Texas
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Land Office
Court of Criminal Appeals
Carl Dally
Houston
W.T. Phillips
Waco
Don Yarbrough
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Charles Barrow
San Antonio
Law Questions and Public Notices From Texas The Law Q A
The column covers legal answers on traffic red light turns and left turns on a one way street, executor bond requirements, common law marriage and Social Security rights, stock transfers to grandchildren, and Texas business formation. It also notes tax and liquor guidelines, corporate ownership rules for alcohol sales, and court rulings on property taxes and trial rights.
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Social Security Administration
New York Stock Exchange
Beneficiary of Mistrust in Carter Bid for Nomination
A Midwest polling snapshot shows Carter trailing in parts of Nebraska and California while Ford leads in early returns. Reagan gains momentum with federal funds freed, and Brown or Church could reshape Maryland and Nebraska results ahead of primaries. The piece casts Carter as a smiling beneficiary of national distrust amid looming convention battles.
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Idaho
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Jerry Brown
Maryland
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Iowa
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U.S
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Waterloo
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New York
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Hubert Humphrey
Old Philosopher Riffs On CIA Weather Forecasts
The writer mocks CIA predictions of a 40 year era of adverse weather causing global upheaval and famine. He notes farmers have endured bad weather for generations, yet still produce crops, arguing weather has always been unfavorable at times and is no new obstacle.
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