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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1971

Page

2

Solon's Claim Backfires in Transfer Scandal

Rep Maurice Ansly and James Angly clash over a $4 440 000 transfer on January 22 from Sharps Town Bank in Houston to First National Bank of Dallas. Angly alleges a security leak and says the disclosure triggered a bank run. James calls Hill a prime suspect while denying insider tips. An inquiry into Treasury dealings with Sharps Town Bank is urged.

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Ethics Panel Bexar Scions Vote for Constitutional Ethics Commission

Bexar County representatives backed House Joint Resolution 18 to create a state Ethics Commission to set ethics rules for officials and propose compensation for legislators. The measure passed the House by 120 to 11 and moves to the Senate. A tabling amendment on financial disclosure failed 84 to 58 with key votes from Take Johnson Bob Vale and Nelson Wolff.

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Ballot of Confidence for Chavez Resolution Sparks Senate Debate

The Texas Senate debated a resolution honoring Cesar Chavez and Mexican American workers. Senators Bernal Remal Schnabel and Connally spoke for and against, with discussions on non-violence and fair treatment of Mexican Americans. The measure was referred to committee for further action.

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Welfare Crisis House Debates Texas Aid Cuts Measure

Texas lawmakers opened debate on an emergency bill to shield welfare checks from big cuts. A Senate approved constitutional amendment would lift part of an $80 million annual welfare ceiling, prompting expected AFDC reductions in June if kept. Gov. Smith's $450 million school bond plan also loomed, with House Speaker Mutscher and Gov. Barnes seeking votes by May 18.

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Uniform Shot System Sought in Texas House Bills

Texas lawmakers introduced two bills to standardize child immunizations and improve prescription labeling. Rep. A Lee Dransberger and Rep. Nelson Wolff of San Antonio push for mandatory vaccines for diphtheria tetanus smallpox typhoid polio whooping cough rubella measles. The labeling bill would require drug labels to state the ailment treated, aiding senior citizens and families managing multiple prescriptions.

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Buffalo Protection Bills in Texas Senate Session

A set of proposed bills from Sen Wayne Connally seeks to reform wildlife and hunting rules. One bill would repeal laws classifying buffalo as game, another would ban hunting game from aircraft but permit pursuing big prey from private land vehicles. A third bill establishes a permanent redfish size limit. The proposals were referred to the Senate Parks Wildlife Committee, with daylight saving time repeal also raised and sent to a committee for consideration.

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