State Capitol Sidelights and Legal Turmoil Across Texas
In Austin Argonaut Insurance sues the State Insurance Board to stop rate freezes and 90 day notice requirements for doctors and hospitals. The constitution printing fight pits Texas printers against a proposed in house press save of 150000 dollars. Jobless benefits fall from 1 to 22 million in June while total payouts for January to June reach 118.7 million. State officials review solid waste policy hearings in Dallas Corpus Christi Pasadena and El Paso with final Austin session July 18. Appointments include Hutchison Hornby Meadows Edwards and Askendr with energy advisory council head listed. A federal grant of 1.37 million supports Laredo economic development as Texas First briefs explain job creation plans.
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Argonaut Insurance Companies
State Insurance Board
Insurance Board
Joe Christie
Christie
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Corpus Christi
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el Paso
Texas Water Quality Board
Texas Employment Commission
McKinney
Lorena B. Byrnes
State Department of Public Welfare
Ron P. Mansolo
State Commission For the Blind
John Connally
Houston
Laredo
Texas First
Agriculture
John C. White
Texas
Police Fire Activity Reports Highlight Weekend Incidents
On Wednesday a Dallas resident Barbara Jones ran over a object and damaged a gas tank on W Upshur. A Pontiac caught fire on N Rodeo after a backfire. Police logged reports of firecrackers inside city limits and cautioned offenders. Two trucks chased each other on Tenery and one struck another vehicle damaging parking lights. A CB radio theft from a car at Eagle Lounge was investigated after a broken back window entry. A minor two car accident on E highway 80 occurred with no injuries. A child was allegedly struck on Eleanor St by an unknown man. Theft of a 150 ft extension cord was reported on highway 80. The note also mentions city sales tax rebates for Q2 1975 and tuition refunds for two colleges in Austin and Dallas.
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Big Sandy
W. Upshur
Barbara Jones
Dallas
N. Rodeo
Paul Porter
Longview
Eddie Stegall
Tenery
E. Highway 80
Eleanor St
Clint Goforth
Highway 80
Area man serves in Korea as artillery unit operator
Army private Dennis W. Hood 18, son of Mr and Mrs John T Hood Route 1 Winona, serves as power generator operator and mechanic with the 44th Air Defense Artillery here in Korea.
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U.S. Forces
Korea
Army
Dennis W. Hood
John T. Hood
Route 1
Winona
44Th Air Defense Artillery
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