Nuclear breeder plan eyed to secure long term US power
The United States should pursue long range energy policies free from politics to meet needs 20 30 and 40 years ahead. A large scale liquid metal fast breeder reactor demonstration is proposed by Commonwealth Edison and Tennessee Valley Authority with $250 million from electric utilities over ten years.
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United States
Commonwealth Edison Company of Chicago
Tennessee Valley Authority
Frank M. Warren
Edison Electric
Time to Revolt Prompts Tax Reform Push by Harris
Former Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris urges a citizens tax revolt to push Congress to simplify the tax system. He notes taxpayers face cumbersome deduction tables and ongoing lobbying by corporations unions and other special interests as commissioners since Coleman Andrews have urged simplification only after leaving office.
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Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Congress
Internal Revenue
Coleman Andrews
Open meetings law to be strengthened in Texas legislature
Lt Gov Bill Hobby forecast quick Senate approval for HB 3 to strengthen the open meetings law. HB 10 shields reporters from sources may receive due consideration and expand definitions from a U.S. Senate bill. Hearing on HB 6 to broaden public records access was delayed to April 10. Lawmakers warn of new tax bills and high education and welfare costs, with potential $100 million annual federal welfare impact and $28 million for adult education.
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Senate
Bill Hobby
U.S. Senate
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Legislative Budget Board
House Revenue and Tax Committee
Don Cavness
Austin
Joe Wyatt
Bloomington
Texas Senate Advances 18 to 20 Year Old Rights
By BILL BOYKIN Texas the Committee found, ranks 40th among 50 states in tax road but has among the most regressive tax systems. The Committee recommended a permanent revenue and tax staff, increased use of bond income for appropriation, use of private collection attorneys and a monthly reporting option. 18-YEAR-OLD RIGHTS APPROVED Full rights of maturity for 18 to 20 year olds received tentative senate approval by a 19-11 vote. The Senate also passed legislation to slow creation of new state supported colleges by requiring prior approval of the Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System. Later, senators voted to extend collective bargaining rights to policemen and firemen, with local governing bodies optional elections on the issue.
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Texas
Senate
Coordinating Board, Texas College and University System
Tax Reform Or A Rehash Of The Mishmash Money
A critique of tax reform ideas argues against complex tax forms and favors a flat 25 percent personal income tax with no deductions. It cites past IRS inconsistencies and criticizes politicians who promise “soak the rich” while seeking to shape public support.
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Bex-Sen. Harris
Uncle Sam
City Council Reviews Parent and Teen Feedback on Ordinance
City Council members discussed responses received from parents and teenagers regarding the proposed ordinance. They weighed concerns and possible impacts on the community as part of ongoing deliberations.
Track Meet Receives High Praise From Teams
Jerry Price lauded helpers for last Saturday’s one day track meet at the High School. Visiting schools praised the event as well as participation by boys and girls and their families. The turnout and mood suggest the meet could become a premier spring event in future years.
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Jerry Price
City Council Acts On Ordinances And Appointments
The council approved an emergency reading lowering dog license fees to $1 to boost rabies clinic turnout in April. An ordinance change for game room hours was debated but passed in part. Officials moved to raise Texas Municipal Retirement System deposits to seven percent and appointed a two year Zoning Board of Adjustment. Bids for five new police cars were authorized with a county airport project contract and federal funds allocated. County board candidates were named for several precincts and at large posts.
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Billy R. Smith
South Plains
Lamesa
Texas Municipal Retirement System
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Joe Coffey
J.D. Dyer
S.L Stephens, Jr
Jack Hines
Jake Lippard
Parkhill, Smith and Cooper
Trial records in Delgado case reveal key testimonies
Judge overruled a pretrial motion as Deputy Nance Sheriff Kinnison and Texas Ranger Hodges testified on Linda Delgado disappearance. Susie Rodriquez spoke in court and Dr Stover identified the woman by dental records. Court recessed due to heat. reconvening at 9 a.m. Wednesday as proceedings near conclusion.
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Jim Nance
Guy Kinnison
Texas
Charlie Hodges
Midland
Linda Delgado
Garcia
Susie Rodriquez
Hodges
Kinnison
City Council Candidates Debate Local Budget and Growth
Incumbents Cline and Norris discussed city finances and services, highlighting use of federal funds, and opposing tax increases. A challenger pressed for budget scrutiny, senior tax relief, and critical questions on recent expenditures and street repairs amid expected slow growth for Lamesa.
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Norris
Lamesa civic memories and campus honors span decades
Yesteryears recalls 40 years ago Chamber of Commerce banquet drawing 200 attendees with Mrs Matt McCall directing a pageant. Texas site for Federal Building chosen at North First and Houston, budget cut from 95000 to 85000. Banks closed by governor amid normal business. UTUT honors include Juana Jean Cox Dorothy Berry Mary Lu Murray.
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Matt McCall
Texas
Federal Building
North First
Houston
Washington
The
University of Texas
Juana Jean Cox
Dorothy Berry
Mary Lu Murray
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