Six Months Jail Bill Aims to Curb Campus Violence
A Texas House committee pushed a bill to jail instigators of campus disruptions for up to six months with fines from 25 to 200 dollars. The measure defines disruptive activity as obstructing halls, seizing buildings, or blocking classes at schools or colleges. Debate included objections from Rep Curtis Graves and support from Rep Joe Shannon, with Senate action still pending.
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Laws to wipe race based segregation from Texas statute books
Rep David Evans of San Antonio urged the House State Affairs Committee to repeal 12 laws deemed unconstitutional for racial segregation. Gov Preston Smith's message framed the move, detailing 12 bills aimed at striking segregation in schools libraries railroad cars building permits census rolls parks depots waiting rooms schools teachers penalties marriages and mines.
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