Manufacturers Join Labor Attack On Insurance Rate Making
The Texas AFL-CIO and Texas Manufacturers Association clash over insurance rate setting. The board proposes a 2.9 percent overall cut in workmen’s comp premiums, while critics insist investment income must be considered. Industry reps defend current policies. estimates differ on true profitability with investment income included. The changes take effect December 1, with varied cuts by sector.
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Lygenteies Texas
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Ciation
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Tech Speech Hearing Clinic Earns Training Grant
Texas Tech's Speech and Hearing Clinic received an $8,286 grant from the U S Vocational Rehabilitation Administration for student traineeships this academic year. Three trainees will be supported, with continued funding planned for 1966-67 and 1967-68 to aid graduate students in speech pathology and audiology pursuing work with adults with speech or hearing problems.
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U.S. Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
William ‘K. Ickes
Vocational Rehabilitation Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Texas voters set to decide four year terms and salaries amendments
Texas voters on Nov 2 will confront three constitutional changes in a series of proposals to alter state government structure. Amendments include four year governor and statewide official terms, expanded presiding officer salaries, and doubled two year terms for House members. Proposals spark debate with AFL CIO opposition to term extension and Gov Connally backing the four year mansion plan.
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Ernest Stromberger Austin
Texas
House
Senate
Austin
State House
John Connally
Democratic Executive Committee
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Connally
Afl-Cio
Alabama
Louisiana
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Mississippi
Preston Smith
Community Centers Offer Knitting Classes This Fall
Knitting classes join the fall schedule at Hodges and Maxey centers with information via phone or in person. Miss Zora Joy Gifford, supervisor, lists times and materials by calling Maxey or Hodges numbers. Additional sessions occur at Mackenzie Park crafts center on Tuesdays and Thursdays mornings.
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Maxey
Zora ‘Joy Gifford
Maxey Center
Crafts Center
Mackenzie Park
Miss Gifford
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