Texas lawmakers face new session start amid tax and budget talks
Austin reports the special legislative session opens July 23 with Gov. Preston Smith pushing a balanced two year budget and a revenue measure likely totaling $300 million. Lawmakers must finish taxes welfare spending limits and court bills while new water bond and insurance probe items heat the agenda.
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Education vs earnings in TEC job report for teens
The Texas Employment Commission notes June teen job applications rose to 92,987 from 35,507 in May as graduates search for work. The editorial urges Clifton high school students and parents to consider that extra schooling improves long term job prospects and earnings.
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Team roster with players and staff listed
The piece lists John Lees as manager and coaches including John Grim land Mickey Huffman Eugene Dreyer Donald Forson Ronnie Prince Martin Grelle and Erwin Dreyer. Front row players named Russell Benfer Billy Beckner Lloyd Weide Mitchell Prince and James Fossett.
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Hardin hearings and Apollo 11 launch noted by senator
The senator reports opening Agriculture and Food Stamp hearings led by Secretary Hardin and stresses food production over broad aid. He recalls witnessing Apollo 11's launch from Cape Kennedy and describes it as awe inspiring. He visits Texas Panhandle to study cattle feeding, warns cattlemen to raise herd sizes, and notes opposition to Appalachian grants. He supports taxing National Bank property equally.
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