Texas tax policy sparks talk of higher state revenue
In Austin Texas lawmakers weigh tax options to cover a projected 75 000 state surplus and rising spending. The Texas Committee on State and Local Tax Policy led by Rep Ben Atwell proposes higher sales and personal income taxes while discussing a corporation tax and other revenue sources as the 1967 legislature looms.
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