Investigators Seek Formal Credit Data Access Changes
Investigators discuss access to arrest records and their use by credit reporting agencies. Sheriff officials say future access must be approved by a supervisor. agencies currently receive records for law enforcement and certain reporting purposes. Federal rules require removal of outdated arrest data, with exceptions for specific credit, insurance, or employment scenarios.
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Constitutional reforms urged to limit state powers
The article discusses proposals to alter the Texas constitution restricting government authority over topics such as liquor laws lotteries usury and murder statutes. It notes debates in the legislature and references court interpretations of equal educational provisions and other constitutional limits.
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Hijackers and Revolutionary Alliances Reported on Front Page
Fragmented OCR notes reference revolutionary groups including Japanese Red Army and Marxist phrases. Mentions of trials, alliances, and calls for members appear, with unclear dates or places and garbled names.
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LULAC Scholarships Awarded to South Texas Students
LULAC announced SiO scholarship recipients Ester Guerrera of Retacado High School and Nonitacio Esquivel of Idala High School at its annual banquet. Funds were raised by projects and member contributions with State Rep RB MacAlister delivering the keynote.
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