Texas constitutional amendments seek larger water bonds
Public notice outlines proposed amendments for the November 2, 1976 election. SJR 49 would authorize a new 400 million water development bond cap with two thirds legislative approval for large projects, banning Mississippi River resources, and requiring a 35 million project cap approval by resolution. HJR 99 would raise the total water development bonds from 100 million to 200 million for grants and loans under state guidance.
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Texas
Mississippi River
Texas Water Development Board
Weather and taxes linked in long-range state forecasts
Texas revenue forecasters at the State Comptroller consider weather and many factors thirty months ahead. They predict income from taxes and other sources to ensure pay-as-you-go budgeting. Weather affects agriculture, prices, and consumer behavior alongside policies, profits, and rates.
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Austin
State Comptroller's Office
Texas Comptroller warns on tax revenue risk from weather
The Texas Comptroller explains how sales tax on food and utility taxes link to revenues and state expenditures. A 3 percent error in 1978 79 estimates could create a 450 million gap. officials say such mistakes have not occurred and urge taxpayers to contact the field office or call 1 800 252 5555 for tax questions.
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Texas
Comptroller's
Ak Comptroller's Field Office
Pew Ff Ab
Tractor Overturns Remain Leading Cause of Fatalities
Safety tips warn that tractor overturns kill many workers and urge back out of holes, avoid slopes, spread wheels, and pull loads cautiously. Advice covers PTO shield use, stopping before dismounting, and staying attentive on highways to prevent rollovers and injuries.
Watches Show Time And Fashion In New Sears Dossier
A Sears overview highlights digital quartz watches with LED and LCD displays. One model displays time at the push of a button, the other continuously. The article urges awareness of PTO shaft hazards and promotes tractors with cabs and rollover protection for safer, more productive farming.
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Sears
Baby Welcomed Home By Family In Schulenburg and Moulton
A baby boy weighing nine pounds twelve ounces and measuring 21 inches was born Tuesday at 8:39 p.m. on August 24. He is welcomed home by sister Kimberly Lynn and grandparents George and Mrs. Rainer of Schulenburg and Alvin and Mrs. Wenske Sr. of Moulton.
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Kimberly Lynn
George Rainer
Schulenburg
Alvin Wenske Sr
Moulton
Gerber baby foods emphasize heat sterilization for freshness
Mrs. Dan Gerber explains Gerber baby foods rely on heat sterilization to preserve nutrients and freshness, avoiding chemical preservatives. Food scientists test each step to heat foods without overcooking, ensuring rapid processing from harvest to product.
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Gerber
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Bob Bullock
State Comptroller
Johnnie Pilsner
R. J. Hayes
Roscoe
Lane Davis
Holly
Chris
Dallas
Pilsners
Hayes
Edd. Pilsner
Moulton Eagle
Bohuslav Store & Met
Komensky, Texas
Pikes Peak
Hind Quarters
Welhausen’s
Shiner, Texas
ACME
Mrs
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