Legislature Decision Awaited on One or Two Year Appropriations Bill
Austin reports the Texas Legislature nears a decision on a two year appropriations bill. Gov. Preston Smith Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and Speaker Mitscher weigh tax needs and a possible $250 million new tax package for a broader spending plan. Senate House talks focus on confirming a two year budget first to show the cost and tax impact.
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Legislature Approves School Transfer Bill Sent to Governor
A bill allowing students to transfer between districts won approval from both chambers and was sent to the governor. Senator J. P. Ward of Meridian chaired the conference committee report. The measure lets the pupil choose a receiving district with the home district potentially losing state aid if the receiving district accepts the transfer.
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Austin honors San Antonio lawmen for Fiesta effort
A Texas House resolution introduced in Austin commends San Antonio police, sheriff, and military police for their Fiesta duties. The measure lauds cooperation and urges celebrating safely, urging praise over criticism of law enforcement.
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Charity Parking Exemption Move Faces Delay in Legislature
Rep Guy Floyd seeks to exempt charity hospital parking lots from property taxes. Arguments hinge on whether parking is necessary for hospital operations. Floyd won enough votes for amendment but failed to suspend for final passage after a 103 to 27 vote.
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Lawmakers Debate Taxing and Interest Amendments in Austin
Austin report shows Rep Jin Nu gent of Kerrville and Rep Menton of Murray near Harlingen proposing amendments to align state law with federal truth in lending rules. The bill would raise interest brackets from $100 to $1,000 and adjust rates. Changes reflect 1987-era policy shifts and face further legislative scrutiny.
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