Bill Sets Game Violation Penalties
The Light's Austin Bureau reports a Texas House bill by Rep. Frank Lombardino would penalize repeat game law violators with up to 5 dollars fines and 90 days in jail for a second offense within five years, and up to 500 dollars and 180 days for a third offense. A companion bill would allow seizure of equipment used in violations. Other bills filed include life and health plan for state officers and fees for mobile home registrations, with various exemptions and repeals. Senate bill would let counties form a county election commission.
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Lawmaker resubmits bill on Bexar County court expansion
Rep Bob Vale proposes creating a new criminal district court for Bexar County. The bill duplicates language from a prior omnibus court measure that already led to the 187th District Court, now presided over by Judge John Bengvides, with HB 7 and HB 907 paired to align grand jury terms with other district courts.
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Mental Health Facility Readied in San Antonio
A renovated San Antonio Chest Hospital building will house mental retardation respite and crisis care with 50 beds and day services by Sept. 1, per Dr. David Wade MHMR commissioner. The project uses a $250,000 appropriation, with MHMR seeking $825,358 for the 1974-75 biennium.
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Texas Legislature Honors Johnson's Memory in Wake of Death
Lady Bird Johnson told lawmakers that resolutions praising Lyndon B. Johnson passed by the Texas Legislature after Johnson's death on January 22 brought comfort to his widow and two daughters. She said the state body was part of Lyndon's early life through his father and natural leanings, in a letter read to the legislature.
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