Power Grab Debate Over Texas Constitution at St Marys
The San Antonio debate on the proposed Texas Constitution pitted Attorney General John Hill and Nelson Wolff against Chief Justice John Onion and Manuel DeBusk. They argued over legislative power, budgeting horizons, and balance among branches as voters face a Nov. 4 decision.
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San Antonio
TLC
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's University
John Hill
Nelson Wolff
Abe Ribak
John Onion
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Manuel DeBusk
Dallas County Democratic Committee
New York City Aid Bill Faces Senate Roadblock
The Senate weighed a $5 billion loan guarantee to avert NYC default but faces stiff opposition and a looming compromise. Javits pressed for a legal instrument to prevent chaos, while Proxmire warned the bill is endangered as lawmakers debate smaller aid and bankruptcy reforms.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
New York City
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Adiat E Stevenson
Bit
Debe
Robert Packwood
Maretta
Honda
New York
Owen
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Congress
Lane Going to The Aggies
Property owners along Agate Line seek a street name change to Aggie Lane citing housing value impacts. The effort follows August approval to rename Audubon Lane to Agate Line, facing opposition from several residents and local officials including Mayor Johnny Aralia. Subdivision near Johnson Space Center involves a $50,000 to $817,000 project with planning commission input.
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League City
Agate
Equac
Coune
Audubon Lane
Agate Line
Tony Barcelma
A&m
Alana
Aixwauka Nn
Ham H. Wiling
Aggia Lang
Johnny Aralia
Awearn Whip
Aralia
ARM
Johnson Space
Avalfa
Pation
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Wolff
Briscoe
Tone
Hill
N.Y.C
Lane
The
Aggies
Mins Ules
Fournedes de Boeuf
Wellington
Cascade Caveren
GOR Ptt
Jcpenney
On Renee
Missan
Great Family Boys
Jcpannay
Navy
Algun
McOreless
Northwest Center
South Park Mall
Terreal Plaza
Boya' Lang
Alzea & le
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