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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
2
The Record notes Mayor Cris Pierson and Alderman John Outlaw will retire at April’s end. It commends their service, urges thoughtful candidates to run, and stresses peaceful power transfer and citizen engagement for Clifton’s future.
The author condemns Congress and President for boosting salaries of lawmakers and judges, arguing the move harms inflation control. He questions a claimed reduction in political influence over postmasters and rural carriers, stresses accountability in selections, and defends the integrity of postal workers in the 11th Texas District.
Editor notes veterans and families ask about benefits from the Veterans Administration. Q1 asks if educational assistance goes to wife and children for less than half time. A says course cost only, monthly up to 60 dollars for less than half time or 30 for quarter-time. Q2 suggests Modified Life Plan before 61 to control premiums. Q3 asks how pension entitlements are calculated, considering a 65 year old with no dependents.
Lt Gov Ben Barnes notes appointment to a five member Senate Finance Sub committee to review agency requests and budget boards drafts and to prepare a Senate version of the appropriations bill. He emphasizes long hearings and careful study of state supported agencies and institutions. The Youth Affairs Committee begins public hearings on the Texas Youth Council with focus on alleged brutality at Mountain View Home Gatesville.
A Texas Senate session discussed a proposal to admit oral statements as evidence in state courts, noting most juvenile offenders act with human emotion. The debate touched on brutality, guard injuries, and the need for discipline in dealing with delinquent youths at Mountain View.
C J Byars argues for school consolidation based on broader curricular options, better transport, and reduced costs. He cites finance, transportation efficiency, and reduced administrative staff as benefits while condemning opposition scare tactics and claiming consolidation will curb dropouts and youth problems.
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