Texas House votes to void San Antonio seat election
In a historic move the Texas House voided the election of a San Antonio member and ordered a new election. The Senate remained calm as Gov. Hobby announced committee chairs after settling Senate rules. Sen. Traeger of Seguin was elected president pro tem with new chairs like Sen. Roy Blake and Administration figures named. Education notes one university fared better than others.
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Bentsen reintroduces 1000 barrel oil exemption bill
Senator Lloyd Bentsen reintroduced legislation to exclude the first 1000 barrels of oil per day produced in the United States by an independent producer from the windfall profits tax. The measure, backing exemptions for both producers and royalty owners, argues it would boost domestic oil and gas production and reduce tax burdens amid ongoing debates over energy policy.
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