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Newspaper
Polk County Enterprise
Location
Livingston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2013
Page
1
Polk County commissioners plan a second public hearing on the 2013 tax rate rising from 62.77 to 64.61 cents per $100. The session follows a prior hearing paused for recess and discusses how the rate offsets losses from the TAH Adult Detention Center.
Texas State Bar contends former Williamson County District Attorney Ken Anderson concealed key materials during Michael Morton’s 1987 murder case. At a hearing in Georgetown, both sides urged summary judgment to avoid trial. decision due in a week. Morton, freed in 2011 after DNA linked the crime to Mark Norwood. If found liable, Anderson could face disbarment.
Corrigan-Camden ISD held a public hearing on the budget and proposed tax. President Dean Burks adjourned and then the board approved a 2012-13 budget amendment aligning appropriations with actual expenses and authorized August bill payments from the old budget. They also approved Region IV training contracts for teachers and staff. The district seeks waivers for six early release days and for Modified Schedule and State Assessment Days to allow seniors to arrive late on test days.
Fragmented weather snippet from 1879 and 1978 mentions unknown conditions. Readable parts reference local climate notes and dated entries without full context or precise data. The text preserves historical weather reporting style but lacks complete details for a fuller forecast or summary.
The Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas will inaugurate a new Principal Chief on January 1, 2014 at the Veterans Pavilion on the reservation in East Texas. A nomination meeting is set for September 7 and an election for October 5 to choose the chief for a lifetime term.
A proverb compares countless nuts used to hold a car together with the single nut that can scatter a vehicle on a highway. It emphasizes the fragility of mechanical systems and how one failure can cause widespread disruption.
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