Pay-As-You-Go Plan Praised In Texas Comparison
The Texas Constitution's pay-as-you-go rule, approved in 1942, obliges the Comptroller to disprove appropriations exceeding expected revenue. The piece notes Virginia's shift away from debt limits and contrasts it with Texas safeguards that curb big spending without sufficient tax votes.
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Court bans public gratitude verse amid Supreme Court trend
The piece argues the Supreme Court restricts expressions of gratitude in public schools and gatherings. It questions implications for religious language in public life and warns of a broader trend toward limiting public displays of thanks.
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Garbage move by Rockefeller may hurt his presidential hopes
Marianne Means argues Governor Nelson Rockefeller overruled Mayor John Lindsay to push a state takeover of New York City's garbage strike. The plan favors a union and challenges local control, revealing intra party tensions and broader debates over big government and federal aid.
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Charges At Buffalo Hit By Trailer Travel Head
Reader letters discuss Buffalo Springs Lake camping prices seen as excessive and a tax on recreation. Fred Truelock of Shallowater urges action to lower fees and improve facilities for traveling trailer clubs and other campers.
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Respecting the John Birch Society in West Texas
Local letters to The Avalanche Journal discuss the John Birch Society as a secretive group with members in Lubbock and Brownfield. Readers share experiences, praise local Birchers in education, and recount a Lorenzo bank story highlighting community resilience amid adversity.
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Offer to tax autos sparks Lubbock debate
Lubbock readers weigh auto taxes amid claims vehicle fees push real estate rents higher. Letter writer L Tredwell argues personal tax receipts should be required before license issuance, suggesting benefits like lower rents and overall tax relief.
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Editors and readers clash over language and crime coverage
A reader chides a local editor for proposing changes to the language while praising dialect variety. In another letter, a writer condemns the Lubbock Police Department as ineffective after unsolved killings, calling for improvements and noting ongoing investigations.
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Randado Ruins Linked to Early Texas History and Camp Traditions
Survey of Randado near Hebbronville notes a fallen community with foundations and a filling station. Historian Paul D. Torrey ties Randado to Tamaulipas prestate history, while camp meetings at the Davis Mountains and nearby prayer trees mark enduring Texan cultural threads. readers contribute from Ingram to Brenham and beyond.
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John C Metcalfe Portraits Sunday Dawn
Poem fragment describes Sunday dawn in blue and gold light. The speaker loves rising early to view dew on flowers and a passerby under pink and white clouds in a valley. The piece conveys tranquil imagery and contemplative mood.
They Say They Have The Resources To Mount A National Effort
The remarks quote political figures discussing mobilizing national effort to heal past injustices and address ancient strife. The statements reference commitment, resources, and resolve from church leadership and a U.S. senator reflecting on defused passions and the government’s place in the people’s cause.
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Almanac Notes on Plurality and Majority in Elections
A concise explanation of how a candidate can win with a plurality or majority in multi candidate races. The piece discusses receiving more votes than any other contestant and how all votes cast influence the outcome. It clarifies terminology used in election tallies.
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