San Antonio Education and Arts Updates
The National Safety Council offers a defensive driving course 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday at 7815 Orland Park across from Robert E Lee High School. The Acting Company plans a Tennessée Williams Camino Real premiere at Trinity University with showtimes Friday to Sunday. A bronze plaque honors Emmaer Sapenter at Horace Main Middle School. Trinity's continuing ed programs begin January with Dr. George Thompson as director. Region 20 receives a SAL860 grant for a living science program aiding gifted and talented students.
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San Antonio Daily News Chronicle 1967 Weather and City Notices
Turbulent date range items report a weak cold front lowering temperatures in Texas, JAN 2 1957 city traffic appointment of Jane Miller, and JAN 2 1917 federal district bench appointment. Also notes plumbers union demand impacting Trinity University housing projects and winter racing crowds at Alamo Downs with 13 500 attendees.
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Texas Legislature 77 Faces Big Debates and Money Gaps
The Texas Legislature convenes January 11 with 181 lawmakers facing school finance utility regulation and tax reform. A projected $4 billion surplus cushions debates while fierce competition for funds looms amid inflation impact and agency budgets.
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State budget battle shapes 1975 Texas session
Newly proposed spending totals show a 1.5 billion rise in general revenue with 1.4 billion for public education and 3,825 million for highways. Debates center on prioritizing education and social programs versus highway funding and utility regulation. Lawmakers eye tax overhaul and malpractice insurance reforms as the session unfolds amid bank failures and sunset provisions.
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Experienced Hands at the Helm in State Legislature
The Austin report says veteran leaders in both the House and Senate push for continuity and a smooth session. Speaker Bul Okey seeks a third term with backing from several House members while Hobby and Clayton pursue party goals. A new secretary to replace Charles Schnabel is being sought as committees finalize voting and seating plans.
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