Senate Nears Revenue Sharing Approval in 1971 Package
The Senate ready to approve a 30.1 billion revenue sharing plan over five years, sending funds to states and 38,000 localities. House already passed. Nixon welfare reform and government reorganization stalled. First checks of 2.6 billion to states and DC due within months, with two thirds passed to counties and cities. Mayors and governors lobbied for the program, opposing a 2.5 billion social services ceiling later challenged in House.
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Rate Bill Advances Through Texas Legislature
Lawmakers debated competitive rates for auto insurance as the Cavness bill moved toward a conference committee. Gov. Preston Smith warned a special session depends on final legislative action, with adjournment looming by Tuesday. Amendments would expire the law in 175, require deductibles, and expand policy options for small businesses and construction projects.
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Solons Back Insurance Bill With Narrow San Antonio Split
The Lighty AustinSan Antonio delegation in the House overwhelmingly backed preliminary approval of the competitive insurance bill. Rep. Paul Silber voted no, while Rep. Jake Johnson and Rep. Low Koster were not recorded. Voting for the measure were Regis A L Deramberger Bil Finch Guy Floyd Franky Lombardino Wayland Simmans R L Yale and Nelson Wolff.
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