Krueger and Susan Clough Spark Washington Senate Bid
Hollywood reports Bachelor Congressman Bob Krueger, now linked with Susan Clough Carter secretary, as he launches his July 4 race for the U.S. Senate seat held by John Tower. Clough, a divorcee and mother, says she dates Krueger but visits Texas for his campaign as a friend.
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Why odometers and highway signs disagree on mileage
A reader asks why odometer distance differs from official highway sign mileage. The Texas Department of Highways and Transportation explains that signs show distance between courthouses or town centers, not when bypassing towns. If a driver does not pass through a city, the mileage won’t reflect on the odometer.
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Weather Outlook Brings Warm Days and Chance of Thunder
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with warm afternoons through Sunday. A percent chance of thunderstorms is noted after noon and into the evening. Showers are possible Saturday. Highs reach around 95 degrees, with overnight lows near 72.
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The final action of the session sets state aid for Bexar County districts rising by over 44 million dollars for the 1977 78 school year with teacher salary increases. Senate and House votes approve the school finance plan, sparking debate over equity among districts and prompting further Austin sessions. Local district totals show varied gains and some reductions, with Somerset the only district likely to see a direct local fund rise.
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Carter Plans to Cut White House Staff
President Carter proposes trimming the Executive Office of the President to save taxpayers money by about four million annually. He orders elimination of 250 of 1,712 jobs and 34 of 495 White House posts, seeking to reduce seven of seventeen EO(P) units before Congress can veto.
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Embattled Texas Supreme Court Justice Replaced
Justice Donald Yarbrough resigns from the Texas Supreme Court as Charles W. Barrow is appointed to fill the vacancy. Barrow, chief judge of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals, awaits Senate confirmation and would serve through 187A if confirmed, with elections needed next year to retain the seat. Yarbrough cites personal financial ruin and resigns, prompting a swift political maneuver amid removal proceedings.
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