Insurance costs and highway billboards dominate Texas news
In Austin, officials discuss Phase 2 inflation controls lowering homeowner premiums for Texas. lawmakers threaten state insurance involvement for a catastrophe pool. Car insurance reforms may cut bodily injury rates by 25 percent. Governors and agencies review flood of rulings, court cases, and appointments as fuel for headlines across state government and transportation.
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Austin
Tex
Nixon
State Insurance Board
Texas
American Insurance Association
Federal Price Commission
State Board of Insurance
Preston Smith
U.S
John Volpe
Transportation Department
Smith
Ben Barnes
P.W.D
Commission
Cross
Atty
Crawford Martin
Dallas
Martin
Legislative Property Tax Committee
James S. Bates
Edinburg
State Board of Control
Texas State Technical Institute
James Connally
Waco
Texas Water Quality Board and Water Development Board
State University Board of Regents
Richard Allen Moore III
University of Texas
Moore
Texas Southern University
Houston
Wells Stewart
Margarette FE. Mayhall
Aram Glorig
Harold N. Williams
el Paso
Texas Board of Examiners
Truman G. Holladay
Roy W. Moyer
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Mustang Island Purchase
John G. Tower
Nola Smith
Republican National
House
Senate
Great Wall of China hailed as greatest building feat
The Great Wall of China a 1500 mile defensive fortification from the 4th century B C is regarded as humanity's grandest building undertaking surpassing other known works.
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China
Farm equipment stocks seen ready to rise in 1972 outlook
Babson's Reports Inc. notes improving farm machinery demand due to higher farm program outlays and a stabilizing inventory. It predicts 7 percent sales growth in 1972 with long term gains toward 4.67 billion by 1975 and 5.74 billion by 1980, led by Deere and Co. and Massey Ferguson in a tightened market.
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Babson’s Reports Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Deere and Co
Massey - Ferguson
International Harvester
Allis-Chalmers
Ford Motor
A Bishop Looks at Life By Everett To Jones
Retired Episcopal Bishop Everett To Jones offers a meditation on death and life after a caller asks about the possibility of dying by one’s own action, posing a personal inquiry framed around faith and mortality.
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Everette
Jones
Babson Reports Sees Price Recovery for Agricultural Equipment
The Babson Reports Research Department foresees live lier manufacturing rates and inventory refill, with 1972 expected to bring labor peace and rising sales. It highlights favorable potential for price recovery in major agricultural equipment stocks and endorses International Harvester for gains.
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Babson’s Reports
Babson's Reports
International Harvester
God’s Love Endures Despite Despair and Self Harm Thoughts
A minister counsels a man torn by despair and thoughts of suicide. He stresses God’s unwavering love, the burden of self-punishment, and the value of seeking support from a friend or minister while reminding that emotions pass and strength is given to endure. The anecdote ends with a quip about not being on that committee.
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Aan Boykin
Parks and Wildlife Department
James Cross
Railroad Commission
Texas Railroad Commission
Byron Tunnell
Tunnell
Texas Water Quality Board
WQB
Hugh Yantis
Yantis
Texas Supreme Court
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Spring Valley
High Court
Rusk
E. H. Whitehead
Leon
Limestone
Cherokee
Supreme Court
Odessa
Corpus Christi
Court of Criminal Appeals
Creative
United Press International
Sal Babson
Marvin R. Luder
Texaco
F. Broadway and
N. FL
Planade
Cuero, Texas
CUERO
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
N. Esplanade
Doggy
Esplanade
Cuero V.F.W
Wilfred Peters
Carl Culpepper
Treas
Pilot Club
OF Cuero
Corinne Carlton
Cuero Lodge
Jack Edgar W.m. H. E. Weatherly
Sec’y
American Legion Civic Center
Otis Carpenter
Emil Buchhorn, Jr
Post
City Park
Wilfred Leist
Quartermaster AA
The
Episcopal Church
Elecka Drug
Funk
Joe Luna
W. L
Bill” Joy
Vanderbilt
Dirksen
Uvalde
Delfino Castro
Goliad
Ivernon Waida
Victoria
Elo Stolle
Wharton
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