Governor Smith visits new Texas Surplus building dedication
Gov. Smith attended the dedication of a $200000 Texas Surplus Property Agency warehouse and office building on Ackermann Road after addressing a breakfast meeting of delegates at the Texas Surplus Property Agency annual session. He said the agency, established in 1946, is now a permanent state entity and has grown into a multi million dollar distribution operation distributing about $20 million of surplus property yearly.
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Barnes campaigns youth vote on college campus tour
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes led a six campus bus tour in San Antonio to appeal to students with football stars Bob Lilly and George Webster in attendance. He criticized the push for college degrees and urged focus on jobs for the 70 percent without higher education while faulting the education act rewrite and naming opponents in the governor race.
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McAllen man jailed in robbery tied to Ray's Liquor hold up
Baldemar Thanez, 21, of McAllen, was jailed on armed robbery charges for an incident March 8 at Ray's Liquor Store, 320 N Main. Police say a second suspect remains at large. Thanez reportedly shot himself in the hand with a pistol taken in a San Antonio holdup.
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