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Silsbee Bee

Location

Silsbee, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1975

Page

13

Texas Five-State Split Proposal Creates National Clash

Sen Bob Gammage and Rep Fred Agnich revive a plan to divide Texas into Central North South East and West Texas to gain more Senate seats and electoral votes. Gov Dolph Briscoe opposes the idea while supporters cite 1845 annexation authority. Also notes on a real estate loan interest bill and appointment struggles of Gov with the Senate.

Austin Big Texas Bob Gammage Houston Fred Agnich Dallas Dolph Briscoe Agnich Texas Wv. E San Antonio South Gammage U.S Republic of Texas Briscoe Senate Ben Munson Denison Walter G. Sterling Ross Sterling University of Texas Sterling John Birch Society D. Roy Harrington Port Arthur W. Smythe Shepherd Beaumont Lamar University Board of Regents Dorsey Hardeman San Angelo Texas Water Rights Commission State Supreme Court High Court Court of Criminal Appeals Board of Regents Texas Tech University Don R., Workman Lubbock Robert Lee Pfluger Charles G. Scruggs G. P. Disosway Midwestern University Board Homer Lee Bryce Henderson Joe Bob Golden Jr Jasper James Irvine Perkins Rusk Stephen F. Austin State University Bernard G. Johnson Board of Regents Wilmer Smith Wilson Grady C. Clark Jr Corpus Christi Heino Staffel Jr State Seed and Plant Board J. D. Wendeborn Laredo James D. Keister

Wedding pledge echoes love for both the Lord in devotion

In a devotional reading from TODAY'S Meditation at Upper Room, a couple preparing for marriage pledged to be "each for the other" and "both for the Lord" mirroring Hannah and Elkanah. The reflection ties love, faith, and family commitment to a lasting marriage and asks for divine guidance in relationships. Contemporaneous political notes report UT regents nominees and court actions, including a $10.5 million horse collision suit and a police-prodded confession reversal.

Hannah Elkanah

Gas Use Beats Electric For Home Heating And Water

The piece argues natural gas is a more efficient direct fuel for water heaters and central heating, potentially reducing overall gas consumption versus using electric equivalents. It claims gas generates electricity but notes higher efficiency when used directly for heating and hot water.

Houston Natural

Utilities bills slow as Senate subcommittee weighs state agency

Three bills to create a state utilities commission to regulate rates and services move through a Senate subcommittee after a weeklong hearing in three sessions. Spokesmen cite higher capital costs and no rate relief. supporters urge the agency to solve rate problems. Chairman Sen. Moore says votes will be close.

Arillo Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners State Utilities Commission Senate Sions Score Senate State Affairs Committee Bill Moore Bryan State Senate

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