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Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1971

Page

3

Texas lawmakers wrestle with veto threat and tax plan

Governor Smith vetoes a $900 million tax bill unless fat is cut. After tense hours a compromise reduces the gasoline tax by two cents. Lawmakers rush adjournment tasks as they pursue new revenue ideas and a drought relief effort with federal rain- modification aid.

Austin Tex Preston Smith Texas House Senate Smith Ben Barnes U.S

Early American Revolt Echoes in New Orleans and Louisiana

The 1770 1775 period saw a republic-minded movement in New Orleans as Don Alexander O Reilly restored Spanish rule and Luis de Unzaga became governor. French officials noted the revolt as a caution to English colonies, while Louisiana later shifted back to Spain until 1801 and to France in 1803 for sale to the United States.

United States Don Alexander O'Reilly County Meath Charles III New Orleans Don Luis de Unzaga Antonio de Ulloa Louisiana Paris Holland Venice du Chatelet London Choiseul-Amboise George III Mme. de Pompadour Louis XV Mme. du Barry Napoleon France U.S

Houston Banker, Banking Board Members Named in Texas

Wilson and Smith selected Ralph F. Block of Houston for the Battleship Texas Commission replacing the resigned CH Coffield of Houston. The governor accepted Dr. Elmer Baum of Austin from the State Banking Board. Senate bills seek to curb bank failures and expand banking powers and curb insider dealing in insurance. Unemployment benefits rise to about 77 a week, House approves 60. 190 percent state funding for minimum foundation school program advances. Texas Aeronautics Commission rejects reopen requests over Southwest Airlines operator authority. Fort Worth passes student loan flexibility. Nixon and Agnew to attend Lyndon B Johnson Library dedication May 2.

Texas Grant State Supreme Court Potter County High Court San Antonio Hemisfaire 68 City of San Antonio San Antonio Fair Inc San Antonio Urban Renewal Agency Austin Herman Jones Laredo Court of Criminal Appeals Third Court of Civil Appeals Railroad Commission Southern Pacific Transportation Company Elsa Edinburg Atty Crawford C. Martin Parks and Wildlife Commission Martin Houston Independent School Smith Ralph F. Block Houston Battleship Texas Commission CH. Coffield Elmer Baum State Banking Board Sharpstown State Bank Senate General Investigative Committee House Texas Aeronautics Commission Braniff Texas International Airways Southwest Airlines’ Authority Dallas Fort Worth Nixon Agnew Lyndon B. Johnson

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