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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
1
The Texas House approved a broad appropriations bill totaling about 14.0 billion, sending it to the Senate for revision. Key allocations cover salaries, judiciary, legislative costs, and regional projects, with critics urging tighter controls and faster passage.
Police report theft of brass valued at 2700 dollars along with a pickup truck used to transport it. The incident, linked to a local Eden area, follows a string of similar thefts and highlights ongoing property crime concerns.
A fragmented account shows a merger bill advancing in the Senate after heated protests from Sen. Andy Rogers and others. The proposal, linked to Gaite and Bish, faced initial hurdles in committee before clearing a key stage yesterday.
Two elderly San Antonians died from influenza this week, the City Health Department reported. Dr. Ellington, health director, said a 21 year old woman died Monday and a 70 year old man died Tuesday, both from influenza, marking two fatalities this year. The deaths bring the year’s influenza toll to two, with totals compared to 1962. Officials expect influenza to ease in the next two to three weeks as warmer weather arrives.
In Fort Worth American oil executives warned that domestic tax reform and international politics threaten decades of technological progress. They cited a federal tax plan risking about 280 million in revenue and warned foreign competition could intensify under government controls on the oil industry.
Med Sehook funds bill 5 passed by the House appropriates about 42.75 million for the new South Taxes Medical School in San Antonio. The measure reappropriates 1.1 million for construction and requires federal matching funds. It also earmarks 536,556 for operating funds for the school for the year beginning September 4, 1903, with additional capital costs noted. A Senate-House conference to resolve differences is expected after Senate action.
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