Budget bill for Texas 1978 79 approved after debate
The Texas Legislature approved the 1978 79 appropriations bill in the final week, totaling about 15.5 billion dollars. It preserves essential programs, increases funds for higher education and medical education, and creates oversight for faculty efficiency with penalties for non compliance. The bill also reallocates education funding to state support, expands AFDC payments via semi annual grants, and funds the Historical Commission Parks and Wildlife Department and other agencies in a conservative budget plan.
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Austin
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Legislative Budget Board
AFDC
Department of Health Resources
Department of Corrections
Historical Commission
Parks and Wildlife Department
Nursing home weekend visitors and hospital updates
Wade Corley received numerous weekend visitors including the Da Valle and May families from several Texas towns. Other guests visited Maude Tankersley and Dora Glenn. Three residents, Amanda Reynolds Teresa Dorsett and Willie Ray, are hospitalized. The Ice family reunion and multiple local visits were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Corley
A. J. da Valle
al Jay
Brenda
Palatine
Ill
Edna Smith
Lubbock
John Watson
Coby
Cissy
Cliff May
Jeffery Pruitt
Ryan
Dallas
Scott May
College Station
Jerry Malish
Louisiana
Wade
Oakdale Park
Virginia Cox
Marcellia
Conroe
Danny Conley
Big Springs
Maude Tankersley
M. R. Spears
Dora Glenn
Viola Price
Amanda Reynolds
Teresa Dorsett
Willie Ray
William Cook
Glen Rose
Granbury
Rock Creek Church Notes Residents Attend Funeral and Homecoming
Community calendar and visits highlighted as families attend Jim Carmean funeral in Hico and plan Rock Creek homecoming on Sunday June 5. Pastors and music director depart after nearly five years, with town activities including a Saturday singing at 8 p.m. and a noon meal after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Stevens
Dennis McNaughton
W. M. Bramlett
Powers Chapel
Birthday Greetings List for June Readers
A community birthday list spans June 6 to June 12 featuring Viola Price Mack Stewart Chuck Watts Tom Hammond Rickey Fox Linda Sherry Shepard John Wilson Nikki Robinson Vera Sanderson Jerry Hancock Jimbo Rhodes Mrs. Henry Wuemling Jimmy Mitchell Randy Linch Jimmie Burch Danny Witt Jack Buzan Kinnan Sandlin Jr. Bertha Sandlin Karen Starnes Taylor Re Crabtree Elvis Williams Hutchenson Mrs. Raymond Creswell Levy Bivens Novetta Schultze Mrs. Earl Jackson Bobby Sax Janita Johnston Mrs. A L Baker Ellen Hart Mrs. John Goldsmith Lisa Renae Gartrell Vernon Taylor Donna Kay Linch G C Gibbs Jr Glenda ONeal E M Rhodes Mrs C E Gossett Julie Nicole Williams and a note that June 12 is None.
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Nikki Robinson
Vera Sanderson
Jerry Hancock
Jimbo Rhodes
Henry Wuemling
Jimmy Mitchell
Randy Linch
Jimmie Burch
Danny Witt
Jack Buzan Kinnan Sandlin Jr
Bertha Sandlin
Karen Starnes
Taylor
Re . Crabtree
Elvis Williams
To Hutchenson
Raymond Creswell Levy Bivens
Novetta Schultze
Earl Jackson
Bobby Sax
Janita Johnston
A. L. Baker
Ellen Hart
John Goldsmith Lisa Renae Gartrell
Garnett Ellis Seriously Ill at Norris Hospital
Garnett Ellis, long hospitalized at Norris Hospital after a heart attack, was reported seriously ill after a second attack last week though earlier he was recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Ellis
Norris Hospital
Mrs Facemyers Dies In Local Hospital
Mrs Helen Madelene Facemyers 60 of Glen Rose died May 23 after illness at home of sister Lorene Robinson on Vine Street. Born March 11 1917 in Wonoka Oklahoma she married Duffy C Facemyers in 1940 in Stephenson Washington. Funeral at Boyd Funeral Home May 27 with Rev Bill Schibler officiating burial at Burleson Cemetery. Sandy Hart of Joshua visiting grandmother Mrs Leslie Hart.
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Helen Madelene Facemyers
Glen Rose
Lorene Robinson
Vine Street
Wonoka
Okla
Robert Joseph
Mary Lyon Burley
Duffy C. Facemyers
Stephenson
Wash
Ruth Earlene Armstrong
Burns
Ore
Virginia Louise Dewbre
Blanchard
Mrs. Robinson
Leo Burley
Farefax
Ora Burley
Portland
Glynn Burley
Rupehard
Idaho
Boyd Funeral Home
Bill Schibler
First Baptist Church
James Schultz Graduates From North Shore High School
James Schultz son of Mr and Mrs Alton Schultz of Rainbow graduates with 317 peers at North Shore Senior High School Houston May 27 in stadium exercises. He attended junior year here and will work locally after graduation while parents visit Mrs Schultz's parents inilet. Mrs Mike Schuelke moves to Stephenville for summer to study at Tarleton State University for masters degrees.
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Dewey Forsythe
Mike
Fort Worth
Clayton
Leslie Hart
Virgil Hawkins
Pearl Hawkins
Orell Reeves
Ira Plummer
Jim Carmean
Hico
Harts
Hawkins
Carmean
Orell and I
Dutch Hagar
James Schultz
Alton Schultz
Rainbow
North Shore Senior High School
Houston
James
Mike Schuelke
Stephenville
Tarleton State University
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