Blacks seek greater influence in Texas Senate redistricting
Dallas and Fort Worth Black leaders urged the Legislative Redistricting Board to create a Dallas County 23rd senatorial district at about 70 percent minority and to consolidate Fort Worth blacks and Hispanics into a single district. They argued current lines undercut minority representation while noting parts of Districts 10 and 12 would shift toward Anglo majorities. The board must redraw districts by Oct. 28 amid court strikes on House plans.
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Federal tax law reshapes state revenue outlook
The Newhouse News Service reports that a new federal tax law will reduce state income tax revenue, notably affecting Texas which lacks personal income tax. Governors warn of broader losses due to depreciation changes and reduced federal aid, with estimates of billions in state losses through 1986 and major impacts on states tied to federal guidelines.
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Bomb Found in Junk on Texas Farm
A farmer on a Robinson area farm uncovered a World War II vintage fragmentation bomb among hubcaps and scrap metal. A Fort Hood bomb disposal unit removed and planned to dispose of the six inch diameter, two foot long armament after Fort Hood personnel inspected it. Police said it could be live or a practice round.
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Worry clinic CASE 7-636 explores soil loss and future farming
Orville G., a 20 year old geology major, asks Dr Crane about erosion, shrinking tillable land, and the fate of farming as nations rely on US imports. The piece muses on Atlantis, submerged continents, and Velikovsky theories, urging readers to write for booklets.
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