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Newspaper

Harper Herald

Location

Harper, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1967

Page

2

Liquor Legislation Debated in Texas House Debates and Redistricting Study

In Austin Texas the Legislature grills liquor by the drink proposals as House committees plan a Tuesday hearing on localizing sales under a shot tax and stricter retailer fees amid broader tax and redistricting topics. Motion to rebate federal income taxes seeks constitutional action with a two-thirds state threshold.

Austin Texas Ing House Revenue and Taxation Committee House J. M. Simpson Amanrill

Constitutional change tax cap and water rights debate

Senate and House members back a plan to abolish the state property tax with 1978 final removal as college bonds expire. A Parkhouse bill would adjudicate river water rights via basin hearings and the Water Rights Commission, with trials available on appeal. Gov Connally signed a law expanding mining lease rules to sulphur and related minerals, with school funds sharing 60 percent of bonuses and royalties. The issue of severed minerals taxation in Gainex and Andrew counties is under county officials review.

House Committee On Revenue and Taxation Ben Atwell Dallas Senate Wayne Connally Floresville James IE Nugent Kerrville Ralph Wayne Plainview College George Parkhouse House Conservation and Reclamation Committees Texans Parkhouse Texas Water Rights Commission Texas John Connally Freeport Texas Health Department Highway Department Firemen’s Pension Board of Texas City Third Court of Civil Appeals Texas Constitut

Spring Deferment for Range Recovery in Hill Country

The article urges spring deferment of grazing to protect young seedlings and establish strong root systems. It notes grasses grow best with proper rest, and that rainfall variability makes deferred grazing cost effective for long term forage survival and storage.

Appointed Rural Development Officer Named in Texas

Lawrence D. Smith is named Rural Development Officer by L. J. Cappleman of Farmers Home Administration Texas. The new post leads Outreach functions to ensure rural residents know and receive federal state and local program benefits. Smith will coordinate with federal state and local agencies to deliver services in rural communities.

L. J. Cappleman Farmers Home Adminstration Texas Lawrence Dpd. Smith Farmers Home Administration Smith Cappleman Iia

Junction honors ex governor Coke Stevenson with Texas marker

At Junction a Texas Historical Marker dedication honors Coke R. Stevenson, the only Texas leader to hold speaker, lieutenant governor, and governor roles. Family, lawmakers, and Rep. Fisher attend, with messages from Connally and Shivers. Stevenson speaks on pride and Texas history as light rain falls. The marker, third in the Modern Statesmen Series, is unveiled by Stevenson’s descendants amid a reception.

Junction Coke R. Stevenson U. S Stevenson Texas Texas Historical Survey Committee William P. Hobby Allan Shivers Stevenson U.S Jim Nugent Kerrville Senate Dorsey Bo Harneman San Angelo Kimble Walter W. Leamons John Ben Shepperd Odessa Texas Historical Foundation TSHSC Shepperd Pam

Ranch and soil care highlights from Gillespie County news

Roy Jacoby improves range condition by extensive cedar removal and selective thinning. He defers protected brush areas, builds a cross fence, and reduces cedar to boost sunlight and moisture for grass while leaving some trees for shade. Lee Pape creates a livestock water pond west of Fredericksburg with a 2474 cubic yard dam and terrace work to drain gullies, planning coastal bermuda pasture on abandoned cropland for productive cover.

Roy Jacoby Nebgen Jacoby Lee Pape Fredericksburg Harper Highway

Memorial Hospital Campaign Faces Fundraising Tight Spot

The Financial Advisory Committee reports 190 800 in pledges from 78 contributors for Memorial Hospital's drive. Chair Allen Keller warns 60 to 70 more gifts of at least 1 000 are needed to meet the phase goal while Calvin Bierschwabe notes potential success but possible failure without larger pledges over a three year period.

Allen Keller Wheather Bierschwale

Frank Loeffler Dies at 88 in Mason County

Funeral services for Frank H H Loeffler age 88 were held at Hilda Methodist Church with Rev Charles Hare officiating. Burial followed in Hilda cemetery. He died Monday night at Mason Memorial Hospital after a brief stay and was a lifelong Mason County resident born February 26 1879 in Hilda. He married Nellie Pluenkneke on June 23 1904 and was a stock farmer. Survivors include his wife three sons two daughters three brothers seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Pallbearers named were Ball Loeffler Jr Lavoy Loeffler Wesley Loeffler Richard Pluenkneke Charles Pluenkneke and Wilbur Durst.

Frank HH Loeffler Hilda Methodist Church Charles Hare Hilda Cemetery Mason Funeral Home Loeffler Mason Memorial Hospital Mason County Hilda Nellie Pluenneke Raymond Earl Loeffler Mason Ben Loeffler Dallas Wo K Krown J. E. Vayee San Antonio Dan Loeffler Fredericksburg Kad Will Loeffler

President Johnson Returns After Guam Talks With South Vietnam

President Lyndon B. Johnson, with Secre­tary of State Dean Rusk and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, met Premier Nguyen Cao Ky in Guam for a two day conference. Ky presented a new South Vietnamese constitution aimed at civilian rule, blending presidential and parliamentary forms with an independent judiciary and a two house legislature. An October election was anticipated as part of the transition from military to civilian government. The Johnsons planned to spend the Master holidays at LBA Ranch upon returning to the United States.

Lyndon B. Johnson Dean Rusk Robert Lo McNamara Guam Nguyen Cao Ky South Vietnam Johnson Lady Bird LBA Ranch

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