Snappy Spending Caught In Stretch
The Post Office seeks 1.2 million dollars for rubber bands for the coming fiscal year causing House critics to question the need. DeputyPostmaster General Edward Dorsey traced the plan to observations of Canadian services and local tests over 18 months.
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Post Office Department
Howard W. Robinson
RNY
Robison
House
Edward V. Dorsey
Internal Revenue Service
Court awards plaintiff in traffic mishap case
A county court jury awarded Earl P. Fitts 427 dollars 53 cents against Beverly Phillips and others for injuries from a September 5 collision at University Avenue and 10th Street. Mrs. Phillips denied cross‑recovery. In district court, Madelyn Smyer and L N Smyer sue Safeway Stores for 6000 dollars over a June 17 fall at 34th Street and Quaker Avenue caused by partially melted ice. Judge Bean presides. Brazil is the largest independent nation in South America both in area and population.
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140Th District Court
Earl P. Fitts
Beverly Dunn ‘Phillips
Steve Phillips
Kenneth Phillips
Fitts
University Avenue
10Th Street
Phillips
Edwin H. Boedeker
Jin
Madelyn Smyer
L. N. Smyer
Safeway Stores, Inc
Smyer
Safeway
34Th Street
Quaker Avenue
Robert J H. Bean
Texas Supreme Court upholds 1967 law funding San Antonio teaching hospital
The Texas Supreme Court upheld a 1967 state law to finance a San Antonio teaching hospital after voters rejected a funding proposal. The court also ruled a surgeon can be liable for assault and battery if operating without consent. It reversed lower court decisions and addressed property tax assessment ratios and other civil cases including a Coke Bottling Co. liability matter.
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San Annie
State Supreme Court
High Court
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Supreme Court
San Antonio
University of Texas South Texas Medical School
Bexar County Hospital District
State Medical Schoor. T
House
Senate
Jim Wells
Philip
Senate links foreign aid to fishing vessel seizure penalties
Senate approved 69 to 9 a measure tying foreign aid to nations that seize American fishing boats and refuse compensation. The bill expands the 1954 act by reimbursing license and registration fees and other charges, fines, and losses, with up to 50 percent of lost earnings. The plan targets Latin nations and limits costs to 150000 dollars annually for four years.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
United States
House
Greyhound picks leadership for Tex as New Mexico and Oklahoma Inc
In the first annual stockholders meeting since Greyhound Corp bought control on January 18, officers and directors were elected. Ray F. Shaffer and J. L. Kerrigan join replacing two Bowmen estate directors, with Clyde M. Owens as board president and Kerrigan as vice president. Shaffer said T N M A would stay separate but benefit from the new relationship to boost efficiency and service quality.
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Texas, New Mexico
Oklahoma, Inc
Controllin Meyer
Greyhound Corp
Bula P. Bowman
Ray F. Shaffer
Greyhound Lines
Chicago
J. L. Kerrigan
Central Greyhound Lines
Fort Worth
Clyde M. Owens
Kerrigan
H. D. Collins
Warehouse Contract Awarded for Lubbock Addition
The Texas Highway Commission awarded a contract for an addition to the district warehouse in Lubbock to Hunter Construction Company of Lubbock. The low bid was $64,977 and the work will be overseen by O. L. Crain, Lubbock District engineer.
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Highway Department
Lubbock
Texas Highway Commission
Hunter Construction Company
O. L. Crain
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