Texans veto cuts hit many programs in 60th Legislature
Governor Connally trimmed $3.214 million from the general appropriation bill, vetoing items including a $600,000 proposal for the New Texas March Institute of Mental Health facilities and an $800,000 cut from the University of Texas Medical School San Antonio. He criticized unrequested expenditures while noting some lines exceeded budget recommendations. The vetoes covered mental health, agriculture market outlets, a curfew for alcohol, state employee pay reforms, and several other items amid broader fiscal actions.
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Crawford Martin
Martin
Supreme Court
Tyland
Cox completes Marine Aviation Structures Hydraulics School
Memphis Tennessee PFC George E F Cox son of Clayton Cox Route 2 Silsbee Texas completes the Aviation Structural Mechanics Hydraulics School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center in Memphis. The course covers hydraulic systems operation troubleshooting and maintenance plus aircraft stability control safety and landing gear inspection. He previously completed two week Aviation Familiarization and four week Mechanical Fundamentals courses in Memphis.
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Memphis, Tenn
FHTNC
George EF. Cox
Clayton Cox
Route 2
Silsbee
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Galveston July 13 report on public hearing and grants rules
Public hearing on rules changes in the states grants in aid program for Mental Health Mental Retardation is set for 9 a.m. July 18 in the House of Representatives. Texas retail sales in May total 1 553 billion, up 10 percent from April and seven percent from last May per UT Bureau of Business Research. Interstate 10 project in Kimble County approved at 6 million and ten miles. Draft boards will be asked to induct 1 521 men in August, up 547 from July.
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New Jersey
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Carrizo Springs
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San Antonio
Rex Cau‘ble
Denton
Texas State Board of Public Accountancy
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Brownsville
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Snyder
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Houston
Lloyd Weaver
Fort Worth
Southern Regional Education Board
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Upper Neches River
Barbara Jordan
David Ratliff
Stamford
Murray Watson Jr
Waco
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Meridian
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Mineral Wells
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Corpus Christi
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Republican meeting planned in Kirbyville on July 13
The Jasper County Republican Party will meet at 7 30 p m July 13 in the Community House Kirbyville for Republicans mainly from Kirbyville Buna and Eyadale to organize fund raising drives for 1967 1968 and for the 1968 election campaign J R Doyen is Kirbyville precinct chairman Mrs Lalor Weaver is coordinator and several area Republican leaders are expected plus a well known speaker to discuss party plans for 1967 and 1968.
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Jasper County
Republican Party
Kirbyville
Buna
Eyadale
J. R. Doyen
Lalor Weaver
Tex-La Singers To Meet In Huntsville
The 62nd Tex La Neches Valley Singing Convention meets July 15 16 in Huntsville at the air conditioned school auditorium. Thousands of gospel music fans attend with a Friday start for teen folk singing and a Saturday night program. Sunday runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with catering available.
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Huntsville
Know China Terms For Best Values When Buying
College Station brides and brides-to-be face many dish terms says Mrs. Jane Berry with Texas A&M University. Sets can range from $25 to $30 for 54 to 57 pieces while fine china plates may cost $100 each or a full set $20. Open stock allows gradual replacement and additions though patterns may be discontinued. Price per piece varies with design and labor, with up to 70 percent of china costs going to craftsmen. Wares from cheaper countries can be lower priced but some imports are among the most expensive.
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College Station
Jane Berry
Texas A&m University
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