House debates Texas school finance overhaul amid bus funding
Lawmakers in Austin move to overhaul public school funding while adding transportation money for busing. Rep Kent Grusendorf chairs the committee as bipartisan efforts aim to cut property taxes and expand education funding amid rural support concerns.
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Kent Grusendorf
Arlington
Texas House Public Education Committee
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County wins grant for voting machines in Ector County
Texas Secretary of State Roger Williams announced an $855000 grant to Ector County to fund Help America Vote Act compliant voting machines. County Judge Jerry Caddel welcomed the news noting the funding is nearly three times the hoped for amount and will cover 175 to 200 machines across about 35 precincts with hopes to have units in place by November for the state election. The contract outlines vendor choice and 30 day reimbursement after invoicing with possible use of remaining funds for other HAVA expenses and capital needs including jail repairs.
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Roger Williams
Odessa
Ector County
Jerry Caddel
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Mark Sterkel
Key Energy aims for March 31 filing to avert delisting
Key Energy Services expects to file its 2003 annual report by March 31 while bracing for a possible stock listing loss if the deadline is missed. Officials cited fixed-asset depreciation reviews and restatements through 2003 as delaying factors, with lenders likely to grant extensions but a failure could trigger NYSE delisting.
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Richard Alario
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Houston
Midland
Permian Basin
Bill Austin
Key Energy
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