Smith remarks please L A solons at joint session
Eight Los Angeles lawmakers voiced approval of Gov. Smith as he addressed a joint session of the legislature. Senators and representatives from San Antonio and Seguin praised his remarks on unemployment, education, and South Texas development while urging careful budgeting without new taxes.
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Solons Seek Vietnam Visit to Aid South Texas
Four congressmen aligned with both supporters and opponents of President Nixon’s Vietnam policies push for a trip to Vietnam next month. Led by Rep. Smith of California and Rep. McCloy, the group aims to study regional economic needs in South Texas and the South Texas Cultural Basin. Senator Smith’s panel backs the idea, saying the visit could help address local issues while showing bipartisanship.
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Smith Budget UTSA Plans 1974 1978 Appropriations
Gov Smith in his executive budget recommends UTSA appropriations of 5,290,680 for 1974 and 9,275,000 for 1978. The 1973 DISA appropriation was 4,592,894. UTSA sought 6,173,704 for the first biennial year and 12,507,951 for the second. Breakdown: general operating expenses 4,780,080 and library and capital outlay 1,000,000.
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