Fading Legislature OKs Primary Funds
The Texas Legislature near midnight adjournment passed a bill funding the 1974 party primaries. Senate approved House amendments sending the election bill to Gov. Briscoe. The measure withholds 25 percent of a party chairman’s funds until after primaries and sets who must hold primaries, with 20 percent vote requirement for gubernatorial candidates in 1974 and prohibitions for 1976 if below that. Critics predict federal court challenges over filing fees of 50 to 1000 dollars. A fiscal-year change to match federal dates was also sent to Briscoe.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
House
Dolph Briscoe
Oscar Mauay
Dallas
Brisbe
Price Daniel Jr
Briscoe vetoes plan to pay county attorneys
Gov. Dolph Briscoe vetoed a bill to have the state pay 19 county attorneys $15,000 a year, saying the measure includes unqualified individuals and misuses state funds. The veto followed a heated Senate session where criticism of reforms and past leaders was voiced, including remarks about former Speaker Gus Mutscher and the handling of banking bills.
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Austin
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Daniel
Tyler Junior College
Bill Moore
D-Bryan
Senate
Gus Mutscher
Frank Sharp
FAT-GO diet plan offers 12 day supply at $2.50
Advertises a weight loss program with a 12 day supply for $2.50 and a money-back guarantee if no weight loss occurs from the first package. Promotes Payless Drugs as the retailer and mentions a slightly higher price of $2.80.
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Payless Drugs
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Walter W. McAllister, Jr