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Harper Herald in Harper, Texas

22 Jan 1965

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Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1965

Page

5

Texans eye betting bill and redistricting in 1965 session

The 59th Texas Legislature enters its second week as top Senators and Representatives are absent. Rep. Ben Barnes becomes Speaker, Sen. Tom Creighton is named president pro tempore, and a $3.5 billion budget bill is introduced. Debates open on horse racing betting, liquor sales in restaurants, and congressional redistricting plans that would shift Dallas, Tarrant, and Bexar counties. Governor Connally makes several appointments to state boards as special elections loom for Districts 15 and 11.

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Austin Texas Washington Johnson Ben Barnes DeLeon House Tom Creighton Mineral Wells Senate Preston Smith Creighton Con. A. R. Schwartz Galveston Schwartz John Connally Smith Maurice Pipkin Brownsville W. F Red) Berry San Antonio Pipkin Texas Racing Association Texas Council of Churches Texas Baptist General Convention J. C. Whitfield Houston Texas Restaurant Association Jim Bates Edinburg Willis J. Whatley Texas Legislative Council South Texas Lorado William E. Berger Hondo Connally Texas Water Commission Berger H. A. Beckwith Eagle Pass Beckwith Joe N. Chapman Sulphur Springs Eighth District Court Hopkins Rains Delta Hunt Counties L. L. Bowman Jr Thomas S. Bishop Veterans of Foreign Wars Veterans Land Board R. C. Morgan el Paso Bessie Heard Credit Union Advisory Commission Wayland Rivers Jr Lois Gray Ft. Worth Dave Smith Board of P. C Naylor Jr Harold Chapman Lubbock Texas Real Estate Commission Aubrey L. Moore Hillsboro Tri-County Legislative Budget Board Soil Conservation Board Sherman Soil Conservation District Texas Commission On Higher Education Ernest O. Thompson Commission Jerry Sadler W. W. Glass Jacksonville State Veterans Board Ed T. Wendler Texas Municipal League Texas Warrant Clearing House, Inc John Tower Federal Denisey Bank and Trust Company State Banking Department State Senate Chamber
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Local meetings weigh deer laws in Gillespie Lavaca counties

Range and field meetings in Hallettsville and Junction discuss Texas deer hunting rules under regulatory authority. Farmers and landowners weigh whether to remain under regulatory control or revert to general law, with state officials and local committees debating doe kills, buck rules, and possible statute changes.

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Texas Hallettsville Junction Lavaca County House of Representatives Texas Senate Gillespie County State
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11th Member Admitted to Texas Racing Circuit Meeting

The Refugio County Fair Association joined the Texas Racing Circuit at Bandera in a ceremony last Wednesday night. Officers were elected, racing dates set, and new members and judges named as the circuit plans a spring meet at Refugio.

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Texas Lost Valley Dude Ranch Bandera Refugio County Refugio Fair Park Walter Greiner Seguin Willie Collins Junction Leonhard van Dohlen Goliad Tom Crump Willis N. Lee Willow City Calvin Bierschwale Fredericksburg Ted Holekamp R. M. McCarver Sonora Parker Pumphrey Brady B. W. Schriever New Braunfels Jack Kelly Boerne H. L. Rouielle Henry Theim Bill Henry R. M. Hopkins la Grange D. F. Bredthauer Refugio Jack Stutts San Antonio W. N. Lee John H. Mayes Floresville Check Batey Bierschwabe Kelley Hill Henry Louis Sweet Ben Horney Lee Jubee Gillespie County Fayette County Comal County Fair la Bahia Downs Regusia County
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Local Soil District Highlights Conservation Progress and Leaders

The Gillespie County Soil Conservation District notes wide interest as slides from the district go to Washington. Benno Barth of Grapetown shows a 12 year range recovery through balanced grazing, pond construction, brush control and careful use of grasses. Coastal bermuda thrives for Kobe and Levy Rusenberger plans terraces to aid orchard spacing. Read about local families and visits in Harper, Fredericksburg and Kerrville reflecting ongoing community involvement.

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U. S. 290 Fredericksburg Liano Kerrville Guadalupe Medina Lake Boerne New Braunfels San Marcos Gillespie County Washington Nai Pople Benno Barth Grapetown Barth Texas Levy Rusenberger Levy
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