New Insurance Rates Set With Auto Premium Reductions
State Board of Insurance orders an average 4.3 percent cut in private auto premiums effective August 27, with an estimated 90 percent of motorists saving at least 25 dollars. Board Chairman Joe Christie notes further savings from September 1 when competitive rating law takes effect, while one company may cut rates 15 percent. A separate law could offset savings for some and raise costs. Automatic inclusion of at least 2500 personal injury protection coverage applies unless rejected in writing.
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Texas May Be Better Off With Present Government Form
Texas Research League contesting cabinet reform argues the current system works well. The report notes 174 legal entities could be state agencies but under 30 handle most money and personnel, and Texas ranks economical among big states with schools funded heavily compared to Ohio and Missouri.
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Former Kermit Engineer Case Finally Over
The Texas State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers suspended Homer Trimble’s license to practice engineering in Texas in 1961 after sworn statements from two Kermit officials about a $15000 bribe for a city contract. The lengthy case moved through the state and federal courts, reaching the U S Supreme Court in 1973.
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Highway Department Starts SH 18 Right-of-Way Purchases
The Odessa Texas Highway Department began negotiations for seven miles of SH 18 right-of-way from Monahans to the Winkler County line. First land offer was made July 17. The project aims to upgrade the highway and improve drainage with state aid for displaced residents through moving costs and housing supplements if needed. A July 31 Austin meeting to discuss funding was canceled due to lack of federal funds.
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Summers remains jailed on 500 bond after judge sets bail
Denise Bertley, a Buckey, England housewife, faces a multiple charge case with Summers still in jail on a 500 bond set by Judge Taggart. Bir tley, who purchased eggs, reports finding double yolks in every egg in a dozen eggs bought at a local shop.
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