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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1969
Page
1
Reader letters propose nationwide trash hotlines or numbered spells and discuss Crime Stop plus city cleanup costs. A Midland stat shows high personal income areas, while a furniture upholstery incident ends with a costly dispute over deposits, delivery, and court possibilities.
Washington reports show personal income rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 715 billion dollars in January, marking a modest gain amid widespread economic indicators. Analysts note small increases across sectors with ongoing adjustments in trade and manufacturing.
Governor Lindi haw announced an energy savings initiative. The plan includes wage protections and a grant for Ohare Paya in cooperation with the National Commission on Urban Preventives. The review aims to align with the 50,000 readers and the overall urban safety program.
Lt Gov Ben Barnes expressed confidence the Texas senate will pass a constitutional amendment allowing legalized sale of mixed drinks. Senator Toe Christie, sponsor, neared 21 votes as hearings continued with Barbara Jordan and A M Aikin debating related provisions. The bill, backed by Manufacturers Association AFLCIO and Texas Lawyers Association, would expand workers compensation and set legal fee structures while funding sessions debates on tax implications and industry regulation.
Lt Gov Parnes outlined plans to appoint youth advisory committees tied to state youth affairs. He noted multiple requests to expand the advisory office and broaden representation. Senate State Affairs Chairman Moots Bryan is reviewing bills about higher education institutions as the tax bill proceeds.
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