Texas Solons Drag Feet on 5.7 Billion Appropriations
Austin AP report says Texas lawmakers delay the 1969 71 state budget fight with no contact between the House and Senate spending conferees. House and Senate bills differ by about 1.95 billion, with votes to appoint conferees and public meetings noted amid ongoing reorganization moves in the Public Safety Commission and visits from Israeli interest groups.
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Senate
Barnes
Atkin
House panel weighs safety rules for transporting migrant workers
Texas lawmakers consider a bill to require safety standards for migrant worker transport, licensing for drivers, and age limits. Rep. Laure Cruz and Rep. Carlost Tru back stricter rules, citing unlicensed drivers and past tragedies including a San Antonio truck illness and deaths.
Senate approves waste disposal power for river authority
Sen Wayne Connally of Floresville sees passage of SH-7 authorizing the San Antonio River authority to include solid waste disposal in its basin powers. The bill allows district directors to issue ordinances to curb pollution and sets up at large county elections for SARA directors from Wilson Karnes and Goliad, with Bexar chosen by place. The Hose Committee on Counties has sent a bill to a subcommittee to let Harris Dallas Tarrant and Bexar counties adopt civil service systems. Co sponsors Rep Mayle Willis R L Vale and Limaryne Holland. The measure would let counties form civil service via commissioners court or by county vote, creating a three‑member civil service commission and a chairman serving unpaid. Willis presented the bill to the securiness and offered an amendment. Subcommittee members include Rep Joe Shanion chair, Guy Floyd, Chris Semos, Tom Bass, and Jack Blanton.
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Floresville
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Tarcant
Bexar
Mayle Willis
Fort Worth
R. L. Vale
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Reps
Joe Shanion
Guy Floyd
Chris Semos
Tom Bass
Llouston
Jack Blanton
Carrollton
Retirement bill for Zeno Smith passes Texas Senate
Texas Senator E Berry wins 23 vote approval to extend retirement deadline for Ranger Zeno Smith amid contention from Senator Wayne Connally who tabled an amendment mandating retirement at 70. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Dick Cory and Tom Sealy, aims to keep Smith on the force while he completes education and supports master building plans for five new colleges funded by $80 million in bonds.
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Texas
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Floresville
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Coordinating Board
Leaders urge bill for $165 per nine month student fee
Leaders urged a House committee to approve a building use fee of 165 dollars per nine month session for students at new state colleges to be established in Corpus Christi and San Antonio. The measure would apply to future students at the proposed Institutions of Higher Learning.
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