Farm Bureau backs competitive insurance rating push
Tex as Farm Bureau president J T Red Woodson testified before the House Insurance Committee in support of competitive rating for casualty and reinsurance insurance. He urged minimum coverage provisions with optional added coverages and warned against immediate effectivity, calling for a six to twelve month delay for rule writing and enforcement. The article also notes Buckholts FHA girls discussing life insurance and the concept of level premium.
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Waco
J. T
Red) Woodson
Gober
Texas Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
House
Woodson
Texas
Texas Arm Bureau
Farmreau
TFB
State Board of Insurance
Navy Servicemen Listed Serving On Various Ships
Athens Navy Ensign Ronnie Shaw and three other sailors are named with assignments aboard ships in the Pacific and Atlantic fleets. Shaw, a 1970 Texas A&M graduate, heads to USS Theodore Chandler in Long Beach. Naranjo serves on USS Bryce Canyon at Subic Bay. Martin departs Alame da for USS Enterprise in the Western Pacific. Zanders leaves Alameda for USS Enterprise deployment with Cameron connections.
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Athens
Ronnie Shaw
V. N. Shaw
Gause
Navy Supply Corps
Texas A&m University
College Station
Theodore Chandler
Long Beach
Calif
Bryce Canyon
Ruben S. Naranjo
Eugenio Naranjo
Calvert
Subic Bay
Philippines
Navy
Donald C. Martin
S. F. Martin
Route 3
Caldwell, Tex
Alameda
Western Pacific
Caldwell High School
Arthur D. Zanders
Ethel M. Maioy
W. Main St
Cameron
C. H. Yee High School
Sen Bentsen urges expansion of Green Thumb and Green Light
Senator Lloyd Bentsen urged the Labor Department to extend the Green Thumb and Green Light programs. He highlighted 800,000 Texans over 55 living below the poverty line and said the programs offer meaningful work in beautification conservation and recreation rather than welfare. He noted 122 counties requested Green Thumb. approvals exist in 17 counties.
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Washington, D.C
Lloyd Bentsen
Labor Department
Bentsen
Labor
James Hodgson
Green Light
Texas
Grant Awarded For Migrants
Fifty Texas counties serving about 65 000 children of migrant agricultural workers will benefit from a federal grant of 3 900 496 to the State Education Agency. The funds aid special education and supportive services under Title I of the ESEA. Nationwide the program served about 275 000 children at 65 million dollars last year. The Texas plan emphasizes oral language reading and mathematics with new preschool elements for 4 year olds and includes transportation meals and medical care. The Migrant Student Record Transfer System will let health and school records follow students quickly between schools.
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Texas
HEW
Office of Education
George D. Hann
HEWA
Region VI
Dallas
State Education Agency
U. S. Office of Education
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas State Department of Education
VA Insurance Expands To Nearly 19 Thousand Disabled Vets
The Veterans Administration reports 18 928 additional disabled veterans qualify for $10 000 life insurance in fiscal year 1972. Policies issued at standard premiums apply regardless of disability type and total coverage now reaches 129 262 disabled veterans.
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Veterans Administration
Jack Coker
IRS Issues New W-4 Forms for Austin District Employers
More than 127000 employers in the Austin District will receive redesigned Form W-4 to help employees adjust withholding and increase take-home pay. The information package includes a letter to payroll officers and a notice to employees urging timely updates for accurate withholding.
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Austin
R. L. Phinney
Internal Revenue
Southern Texas
IRS
Phinney
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Johnnie M Walters
Federa
Czech Day Set At Fair at State Fair of Texas
The 32nd Czech Days at the State Fair of Texas will be celebrated October 8 with a 10 to 12 noon program in the Coliseum followed by an afternoon showcase at the band shell until 5 p.m. The Beseda Dance will perform in multiple venues and choral groups from Seaton Ennis San Antonio and Dallas will sing. The Dallas Czech Concert Orchestra will provide music in the Coliseum. The day also features a Queen and King trophy for the oldest attendee and a trophy for the oldest Czech married couple.
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Texas
Band Shell
Mobile
Seaton
Ennis
San Antonio
Dallas
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