Texas Legislature orders big cuts to University salaries
The Lower House voted two to one to reduce university professor pay and cut nearly half a million from the University appropriation bill. The Brownwood Bulletin notes the move as a blow to the university amid partisan politics dating to Governor Ferguson, urging lawmakers to stay the course and resist pressure from ex-students and affected groups.
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Universities Salaries Sparks Texas Debate Over Taxpayer Fairness
The Fort Worth Record and other dailies oppose salary cuts for University of Texas and A and M professors arguing it harms education and loyalty to Texas. The piece notes professors may seek better pay elsewhere, while taxpayers deserve fair treatment and funding. It also critiques court judge selection debates and cites Caruso’s Naples death and Rev. Webb's removal from Austin senate chamber.
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White elephant on governments hands
Washington reports the Shipping Board faces a costly burden from wooden war ships. Costs run to about 50 000 per month per ship with around 160 vessels unfinished or hulks tied up. Sales have failed due to high operating costs and salvage would dwarf any potential return, suggesting towing the fleet to sea to sink or using as targets.
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Dester Tappening Local Notes and Changes
Duster notes: singing class to close Aug 6 with schoolhouse entertainment led by Prof. J L Stagnuer. Everett Blagney Odin Redwine from Sidney attend. Baptist meeting ongoing with Revs Frank and Will Skagger preaching. J F McCullough of Sidney visited. Ro McPhail buys drug stock and takes post office charge. Miss Gollen Foster of De Leon visits. Hasley returns from Temple after appendicitis operation. Rhodes motor to German. Heathington on business in Comanche. Wells family visits Claude Wells. Frank Smith and Fisie Lancaster wed last Sunday. White’s Cream Vermifuge advertised 35 cents by Paris Smith.
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Notice to Trespass on Martin Springs Property
Public notice forbids trespassing on the Martin Springs property and states prosecution to the full extent of the law. Manufactory line “HO-BerP” and a referenced issuer “Hamilton Drug Co” with J. H. Hoff offering glasses fitment are mentioned but not clearly connected to the notice.
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