Lawmaking as Courts Loom Over Reapportionment and Taxes
The 1963 Legislature left a raft of bills headed for court rulings notably reapportionment and the local option one cent sales tax. Urban rural divides threaten Senate control long held by rural lawmakers while lawsuits over state taxes and public finance loom. The session packed many missteps and lawyer driven bills, with the attorney general ready to advise or drag lawmakers as needed. See you in court.
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Kingsport Students to Attend State NEA Convention
Two Kingsport students from East Tennessee State College Roy Neeley and Brenda Tunner will join about 600 delegates from Tennessee colleges at a Student NEA convention to be held at Tennessee Tech. The gathering aims to share ideas on student teaching and plan next year’s program with a keynote by national director Richard Carrigan on building on ideas.
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Broadcasts Increase Russia Radio Reach In 1962
Washington UPI reports the USTA said Soviet overseas radio broadcasts rose in 1962. Africa broadcasts climbed from 7 to 44 hours weekly, the Far East from 117 to 180 hours, and Latin America from 4 to about 44 hours, reflecting a major expansion in global dissemination.
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