Texas Tech Gains Billions From Building Amendment Vote
A 1956 constitutional Building Amendment would let Texas Tech receive about 2.1 million more over 20 years, with total state college funding rising to 23.7 million. The plan expands the Permanent University Fund and shifts building duties among UT A&M system schools, with bonds allowed and earnings target near 5 percent.
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Texas State College For Women
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Texas College of Arts and Industries
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BF. Paso
Galvester Southwestern Medical School
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