Silsbee Street Trade Proposal Opposed by Citizens
Citizens protest the proposed closing of South Third Street to private business use. They warn the move would burden residents, small businesses, and traffic flow, noting potential property devaluation and costly road changes versus resurfacing and improved curves. Local officials face public pressure to listen before trading away a major artery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee City
South Third Street
South Third
Worthey
Dardin Drive
Silsbee Auto Co
Silsbee
North Fifth
Third Street
Third
Crossbred Cows Produce More Milk and Heavier Calves
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station findings show crossbred cows average 12.6 pounds of milk in 24 hours at Angleton, higher than Hereford and Brahman parents. Data from 1962 to 1964 tie increased milk production to heavier weaning weights, with calves from eight-pound milk cows reaching about 537 pounds at 205 days versus 424 pounds for five-pound cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Bradman
Hereford
Angleton
Texas A&m University
Self-defense rights and limits in law and case examples
The article explains that self-defense rights depend on necessity and proportionality. It warns against excessive force, notes defending others is limited to protection, and advises checking weapon legality with police. It cites cases where reactions were deemed excessive or natural under stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Night Fishing Beats The Heat
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports night fishing in South Texas nears peak activity. Regional director Robert Mauermann notes cooler evenings attract fish and fishermen across reservoirs and ponds. Lanterns and portable lights aid night anglers catching white bass, crappie, speckled trout, and flounder gig enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
South
Texas
Robert Mauermann
Mauermann
Back Seat Driving and Legal Duty in Car Safety
The article argues back seat driving is often frowned on but may be legally required for safety. It cites a court's ruling that silence can forfeit damage claims when a passenger fails to protest dangerous speed in fog. It lists three conditions under which a passenger must speak up and warns consequences of silence.
Texas proposes automatic retirement and new Judicial Commission
A public notice outlines House Joint Resolution No. 57 proposing to amend Section 1a of Article V to require automatic retirement of district and appellate judges at age 75, create a State Judicial Qualifications Commission with defined composition and powers, and set procedures for investigation, hearings, and removal or retirement with Supreme Court involvement. The amendment will be submitted to voters on November 2, 1965.
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State of
Texas
Judicial Qualifications Commission
Supreme Court of Texas
Supreme Court
State of Texas
State Judicial Qualifications Commission
Courts of Civil Appeals
Commission
Supreme Judicial District
Senate
Board of Directors
State Bar
Austin
Ings
Court of Civil Appeals
Masters
Ince
Areca
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James Johnson
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Texas Forest Service
ASE R Ated
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