Texas Budget Plan Shifts Welfare Funding Hope to Fed Aid
Revenue plan discussions show a $70 million rise and a $100 million tuition increase. Smith favors funding welfare through June 31 1972 awaiting federal take over, while endorsing higher sales tax exemptions and a $350 million reserve. Senate approves a $35 million emergency welfare appropriation to avert March cuts, financed by a loan from the teacher retirement fund.
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Barnes
Congress
Texas
Hugosca
Lexus
Robert
Calvert
Slaying Probation Issued By Local Judge In Austin Case
Jacob Sedberry 4 of Pine received five years probation after pleading guilty to fatally stabbing Louis C. Lucas 49 of 1020 Lambrano behind a residence. Lucas’ body was found last May 24. Judge John G. Benavides also probationed Willie Palmer 28 of 507 Arthur and ordered a May prison sentence after a Feb not guilty plea for sale of one capsule of heroin. Jerry Rangel, a San Antonio poleman, linked to the case.
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Jacob Sedberry
Pine
John G.benavides
Mberry
Louis C. Lueas
Lambrano
Lucas
Lotte
Brook
Micklejohn
Benavides
Willie
Mo Palmer
Arthur
San Antonio
Jerry Rangel
Interior Aide Quits Post Amid Shakeup
Washington reports Fred J. Russett resigns as undersecretary of the Interior Department amid pressure linked to a broader cabinet reshuffle. The move follows the interim period before secretary changes and adjustments in the department leadership.
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Fred J. Russett
Interior Department
Russell
Wees
Issal
Walter §. Wicker
Ropers
C. B. Meaulay
Lower Fares Bill Aims at Senior Transit Help
State Rep Frank J Leopardine of San Antonio introduced House Bill 6 to let municipal transit firms set lower fares for seniors the blind and the disabled. Co-signers include Reps Wayland Simmons and Jake Sfohnson. The measure would not require cuts but authorize options with designated reduced-rate periods.
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Austin
Frank J. Leopardine
San Antonio
Wayland Simmons
Jake Sfohnson
Lombardina
Salo
Lombardino
Minister Faces Trial After Dismissal in Church Row
Nash 27 percent, recently divorced, and Schaefer, amid a Methodist Church dispute, face charges and countercharges. The committee notes immorality cited with a public statement and plans to prove charges at trial. Schaefer claims improper bishop administration and defends his conduct.
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Schaefer
United Methodist Church
Mod
Schafer
Sam L. Fore
Mes’ Allen
Wil
A. Schaefer
Schacfer
Laredo
Ipost
Ceinity University
Southern Methodist University
O. Eugene Slater
San Antonio
Imvat Administration
Hanging Death Probe Documents Delayed Verdict
A verdict was pending Thursday in the death of a man found hanged in his room at the Alden Hotel. Jean Dierre Meyer of Monthey Switzerland was identified by police. He gave a Mexico address when checking in Tuesday. Hotel staff found him Wednesday. The medical examiner’s office returned the verdict Wednesday in the death of Harry Fister.
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Mos
N. Hanston
Ite
Bonar, County Hospital
Actor's Son Seeks Divorce in Superior Court
Edward G. Robinson Jr., 37, filed suit in superior court to end his six month marriage to Nan Morris Robinson. He cites irreconcilable differences and notes the couple wed in Tijuana, Mexico. This is his third marriage and her first.
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Edward G. Robinson Jr
Superior Court
Nan Morris Robinson
Robinson
Istar
Tijuana
Mexico
Lavas
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