Texas House Passes $3 Billion Budget Bill Despite Protests
A Texas House vote approved a $3 billion budget measure with protests over allocations. Critics claimed executive salary raises and certain agency budgets were too large, while others argued education funding remained too low. Debates included requests to cut park funding and oppose a high powered land office plane.
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Austin
Tex
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Forrest Harding
San Angelo
State Armory Board
State Board of Control
Terry Townsend
Brady
Texas Education Agency
Townsend
Wheatly Ranch
Blanco County
James Cotten
Weatherford
Cotten
Texas House debates taxes and tuition amid state rights push
A House vote defeated a tax simplification bill 72 to 64 affecting grocers. Rep Atwell proposes tuition hikes from 50 to 100 dollars per semester, while Rep Morgan favors 75. Palmer backs free state college tuition for children of Texas National Guard members killed in the cold war crisis. The House also approved a resolution urging Congress to convene a constitutional convention on legislative reapportionment, a move touted as protecting rural influence against urban growth.
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State General Revenue Fund
Price Daniel
Legislative Budget Board
John B. Connally
Paduccah
Bill Heatly
Hugh Palmer
Fort Worth
Heatly
Arlington State College
Palmer
Don Gladden
Arlington
Texas Maritime Academy
Galveston
Connally
Vernon Beckham
Denison
House Committee On Counties
Beckham
Grover
J. C. Whitfieid - Houston
House State Affairs Committee
John Allen
Longview
Dick Morgan
Dallas
Texas National Guard
House
Congress
Bill J. Parsley
Lubbock
Texas
Notice to Public to File Names for City Ballot March 2 1963
The Mayor and Council set March 2 1963 as the final date for prospective candidates to file with the Mayor to be placed on the official ballot. Aldermen listed include Joe Waring Ewart Steed J A Alf Summers Bill Jones Roy W Turner Jack Filippo James A Steele. Ruth Loudermilk City Secretary certifies candidates filed for city offices in Comanche Texas.
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Comanche
Texas
John Hall
Gyale Pirkle
Chester McKinzie
Ruth Loudermilk
Joe Waring
Ewart Steed
J. A
Alf) Summers
Bill Jones
Roy W. Turner
Jack Filippo
James A. Steele
Presbyterian Women Attend Conference in Brownwood
District Six of the Central Texas Presbytery met at First Presbyterian Church in Brownwood on March 13 with a morning session. Mrs. Bert McBride of New Hope led the district, Presbyterial president Mrs. Gene Sheffield spoke, and Rev. Clements E. Lamberth delivered the morning message on the Covenant of Life Curriculum. Attendees from all district churches participated, including Mrs. Clara Anders and Martha Flannery from Comanche Presbyterian Church.
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Central Texas
Martha Flannery
H. M. Cauley
Comanche
Comanche H D Council Reports At March Meeting
Comanche County Home Demonstration Council met March 11 at 2 p.m. in the electric cooperative building with 14 members from 6 clubs present. Officers announced club reports, bulletins, and plans for the 4 county camp rally day on July 12, plus attendance at District 8 THDA meeting and upcoming exhibits and shows.
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Carolyn A. Owens
Comanche County
H.D
Comanche County Home Demonstration Council
Comanche
Newburg
Brownwood
Garden Club Center
Norman Chandler
Keith Johnson
Soda Springs
Gayle McCullough
Newbury
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Comanche Club
Land title suit seeks adoption to vest without heirs
Citation issued by the State of Texas commands Johnetts in Comanche County to answer by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from April 17 1963 in the case filed February 28 1963 Beartie Emmaline Wallace through an adoption to estop Beartie Emmaline Wallace by A M Scoggins and Surie I Scoggins The land in Comanche County described in the petition is involved with the court noting the proceedings and required service by law
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State OF Texas
Johnetts
Totes
District Court of
Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
Bearte
Emmaline Wallace
John R. Wallace
A. M. Scoggins
Surie I. Scoggins
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Comanche, Texas
H. D. Council
Blaine
Ca Court
Ruth Page
Che Chief Sa
Shady Elm
Pho
Comanche Commercial
Lamb
4-H Club
FFA
Dudley
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