Evangelist Pleads Legal Exemption in Roloff Case
In Austin, evangelist Lester Roloff argues a welfare law targeting his homes for wayward children is unconstitutional as applied. His lawyer likens the rule to anti schooling and draft exemptions, while officials defend state safety powers. Roloff plans further appeals as he faces summary judgment in Travis County. A separate Lamesa note covers Dawson County 4H planned play day with ribbons and prizes.
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David Gibbs
Cleveland
Ohio
Ali
Gibbs
Roloff
Travis County
Koloff Homes Have Been Inspected By Atty
John Hill
Corpus Christi
Lynn Taylor
Taylor
Lieve
U. S. Supreme Court
Welare
Court Upholds Gas Shutoff Overdue City Bills
In Crystal City Texas the Texas Supreme Court upholds La Vaca Gathering Co rights to cut gas over $660000 in back bills from 1973 75 after the city refused higher rates claiming a 1972 contract violation The city city manager and mayor say they cannot pay and seek possible settlements and court action if needed.
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Crystal City, Tex
Texas Supreme Court
la Vaca Gathering Co
Crystal City
Supreme Court
el Paso Court of Civil Appeals
Lo-Vaca
Lo- Vaca
Ezequiel Guzman
Guzman
US Supreme Court
la- Vaca
Railroad Commission
Francisco Benavides
Benavides
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