Your Kids or A Few Jobs Confront Milano Cameron district decision
Editorial urges CameronMilano school consolidation to benefit students and future. It argues over 90 percent will study elsewhere and cites a $310000 state incentive and a $1.2 million budget as benefits. It frames the vote as a choice between children and jobs and stresses civic pride.
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Milano
Cameron Independent
Herald
Cameron
Milano High School
Texas
Cameron-Milano
Rep W J Scherle assails civil service and HEW critique
Rep W J Scherle of Iowa blasts civil service for allowing Rennie Davis to address HEW and Welfare staff. He cites NIH and NIMH officers and a newsletter he calls a despicable rag, urging loyalty and denouncing dissent within government service.
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W.J. Scherle
Iowa
Ayr
Rennie Davis
HEW
Civil Service
Bob Lesser
NIH
Mike Mage
Kathy L. Moore
Phil Ross
Bob Ryder
NIMH
Dorothy Steward
Lesser
Mage
Law Officer Conference Set In Austin
J C Davis leads arrangements for the oldest annual seminar by the attorney general's office. The conference opens September 7 with 3 to 6 p m registration at the Stephen F Austin Hotel, as Carol S Vance of Harris County DA presides at Friday session. Ambrosia defined as Greek for immortality and a godly food.
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J. C. Davis
Attorney General’s Office
Attorney General's Department
Stephen F. Austin Hotel
Carol S. Vance
Houston
Harris County
The
Texas District and County Attorney's Association
Texans Face Looming State Tax Bill Says Atwell
A Dallas representative predicts Texas will see new taxes next year larger than the 1969 348.6 million revenue bill. Lt. Gov Barnes and Atwell expect revenue needs to rise with sales tax likely and broader taxation debated for 1971. Minor items cover insurance hearing delays and a sharp uptick in statewide crime.
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Austin
Ben Atwell
Dallas
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Atwell
James W. McGrew
Texas Research League
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Bus driver duties and passenger misbehavior in court
A bus driver was held liable when a drunk passenger kicked a woman, with judges ruling a driver must act to stop threats to riders. In another case teens fired paper clips with rubber bands. the company was liable when a girl was injured. A later incident with a pin attack found no driver blame due to lack of awareness.
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Hawkins
Old Philosopher Warns Against Moving to the Country
Dear editor argues census trends show cities losing population to suburbs and counties. He warns suburban sprawl will push people to leave the country claiming rural life is fraught with water, roads, schools, service shortages and isolation, urging readers to stay put.
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