Labor shifts and policy debates in 1987 United States
The article surveys employment trends and tax issues in 1987, noting quit rates entering private employment, re enrollment figures, and debates over federal income tax and salaries. It discusses farm tenancy, government roles in welfare and development, and calls for cooperative, targeted action rather than broad subsidies, highlighting the balance between government aid and individual opportunity.
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Ben Angelo Times
Washington
Collage Station
Feant
United States
Faemere
Ancy
Actvitien
Ayain
State budget fight over payroll cuts and taxes in Austin
In Austin the budget clash centers on Grady Woodruff's proposal to cut about four million dollars in state appropriations over two fiscal years. The plan targets high salary staff and departmental press agents, with senate leaders pressing for reductions while Governor Allred resists. A Senate vote upheld excluding the bill from the governor’s call, signaling potential tax changes depending on executive cooperation. A related measure urged department heads to aid workers against high interest lenders preying on state staff.
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Austin
Borme
Texas
Gey
Esd
Grady Woodruff
Senate
Walter Woodal
Alfred
House
Jovernor
Allred
Walter Woodul
Joe Hill
State Department
The Magazine Club Meeting Report from October Event
The Club met October 5 with Mrs. M Willett as hostess. Members discussed home conveniences furniture buying and an ideal garden. A guest, Mrs L H McKay, attended. next meeting set for October nineteenth at Mrs Helen Aare's home.
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M. Willett
Will Donald
C. R. Nelgon
Joseph Nelson
Homer Carpenter
Phil Gilliany
Willett
Cranfills Gap — Bettie
Felephone
Crunelle Gay
Sam
L. H. McKay
Nelson
Carl Glover
Helen Aare
Austin Times Exposes Loan Sharks Targeting State Workers
A fragmentary report notes the Austin Times exposes and campaigns against loan sharks who have allegedly fattened on low-salaried state employees, with about two dozen named in the claim.
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Vecolacion
Austin Times
Current Topic Club meeting at Robertson home
Mrs Thea Howard hosted the Current Topic Club on Tuesday October 5 at the W H Robertson home near Clifton. Papers read included Water to the Bea by Mrs Ben Harris and China by Mrs John Nanore. Prizes awarded to Mrs J R Palmer and Mrs Walter Oswald. Social hour, refreshments, pink dahlias and roses used in decor. Next meeting slated for October 19 with Mrs John Nabors hosting.
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Toric Clud
Thea Howard
W. H. Robertson
Clifton
Ben Harris
John Nanore
J. R. Palmer
Mel
John Nabors
Dick Torrence
A. J. Onwald
Fin Marrs
George Harris
Yard Contest Entries Open for Neighborhood Beautification
Residents urged to join the yard contest by submitting entries and showcasing property upgrades. Organizers emphasize participation, with judging based on curb appeal, maintenance, and creative landscaping within the community.
Old Folke Dance at Womack Hall Saturday Night
An old folke dance in Womack Hall invites all ages Saturday Oct 16 with good music. Scrip 40c served by Ernest Spitzer.
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Womack Hall
Ernest Spitzer
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