Texas Legislature Ends Session on One Year Budget
In Austin Texas Governor Preston Smith and lawmakers close a one year state budget amid pushback from Smith who preferred a two year plan. Senate leaders praise the session as productive while signaling possible future actions on taxation and a special session.
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Connally and Carrillo feud over judge appointment clause
The article describes Sen Connally and Carrillo blocking a bill on college tuition aid as a dispute over the district judge seat. The stalled bill aimed to expand free tuition for top students from low income families, while fears of higher tuition and broader implications fueled tensions. If Connally and Smith fail to agree on a judge by Sept 1, district lawyers may push for a contested election in 1970, with Parr forces influencing the selection and Laughlin’s removal complicating the timeline.
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Two Typewriters Looted at Citizens National Bank
Two electric typewriters valued at about $1,000 were reported stolen Monday from Citizens National Bank at 715 Fredericksburg Road. Police investigated the burglary and urged any witnesses to come forward.
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Charges Due In Death Of Six Men
In Rio Grande City Texas UPI reports negligence charges expected against two cousins after six Cuban migrants drown when their boat capsized on the Rio Grande. A rock collision sank the craft as smugglers attempted to enter the United States. One youth remains at large. four bodies recovered, two still missing.
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Lord Hailey Dies in London
Lord Oatley aged 97, a key figure in decolonization, served as governor of Punjab in 194 and later the United Provinces, promoting constitutional changes toward India’s independence. The obituary notes his influence on colonial policy and regional governance.
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Sadler accuses lawmakers over antiquities plan in Texas
Austin lawmakers and Rep. Cavness press for an interim committee to study state antiquities laws amid disputes over the Padre Island sunken treasure. Sadler, claiming exclusive tidelands authority, opposes a proposed Texas Antiquities Commission and fights for his Platero treasure contract. The panel seeks safeguards on treasure handling and storage, while the fight centers on who controls recovered artifacts and profits.
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Hotel Tax Measure Dies in Texas Senate Fight
The hotel occupancy tax bill HB 452 failed after a filibuster led by Sen. Jim Bates. Gov. Christie criticized the wide open tax, arguing it would let cities set any rate and spend funds freely. Senators Don Kennard and Bates debated amendments as lobbyists from hotel interests pressed for changes. The bill would have capped hotel taxes at 3 percent and channeled revenue to attractions, with some cities funding convention centers.
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Barrow Pay Hike OKd by Austin Legislature
Bexar County Commissioners may raise District Attorney Ibn Barlow’s salary up to 20,800 under a negotiated bill. The House approved 20,000, sponsor Rep. Guy Floyd. Red Beery amended to 22,809. conference committee resolved differences. Harrow’s salary is currently 1,000 per year.
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