Allred Tenure Sees Many Texas Governmental Changes
Austin Jan 1 Governor Allred's first administration ends with numerous actions including adoption of constitutional amendments and pensions, creation of safety and parole boards, driver license overhaul, and expansion of state aid and taxation measures. Pardon power shifts to a non partisan board and educators retirement fund authorized. Statewide liquor enforcement tightens and highway patrol increases. Plans for public utilities regulation and interstate compacts proceed, along with social security benefits expansions and tax reform efforts.
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Judge Helps Man to Pay His Fine
In Portland Oregon a municipal judge helped an embarrassed defendant, Ralph R. Meyer, pay his $3 fine for improper lights on his car. The judge remarked that Meyer only had $2.99 but said, I think you'll adhere to our laws in the future, I trust you.
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Allred Says She Will Stay In Governor's Mansion
Mrs. Allred announces she and Gov. Allred will remain in the Texas governor’s mansion for two more years. She describes the mansion visitants during the Texas Centennial as a joy, not a burden, and notes her two young sons will continue living in the executive residence to experience the environment.
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