Texas Research League backs present government form in reform plan
Texas may fare better under its current government than the cabinet system proposed for constitutional revision, says the Texas Research League. A new report to the Constitutional Revision Commission argues the administration is not an “administrative jungle” with 174 legal entities, but fewer than 30 entities control most state money and personnel. The league cites Texas as an economical big state and notes higher school funding than Ohio or Missouri, with major economy ideas focused on education.
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Texas agencies top national rankings for overhead costs
The report shows Texas state agencies including the Highway Department Education Agency Department of Corrections and Department of Public Safety incur 1.9 percent overhead vs 2.6 percent national average. The League notes few states exceed Texas and debates cabinet theory limits accountability and appointive structure.
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Heat safety and health and state policy notes in Texas
Summer heat warnings from the Texas State Department of Health outline sunstroke and heat exhaustion risks, preventive steps, and who is most at risk. Separate items cover merit systems, prescription drug pricing, auto insurance cuts, water quality standards, court rulings, and broader state policy suggestions in Texas.
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A&I Gridders Set To Report For 1973 Season
Texas A&I University football hopefuls will report this weekend under athletic director Gil Steinke. Equipment issuance and physicals occur Sunday with first practices Monday at Javelina Stadium. The Javelinas meet Jacksonville State on Sept. 8 in Jacksonville Alabama. fall classes start Sept. 3.
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Feeding Problems Develop Early in Infants
College Station reports feeding problems may develop early with infants. Frances Reasonover of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service says lack of parental understanding can cause issues. New foods should be introduced positively and appetites vary. if weight gain is steady and the infant seems healthy, adequate eating is implied.
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