Texas lawmakers eye sales tax clash in bid to fund schools
In Austin, the 57th Legislature faces a money fight between Gov. Price Daniel, who opposes a general sales tax, and a Senate bloc leaning toward one. Sen. Wardlow Lane leads the Senate group with others including Bruce Reagan, Dorsey Hardeman, Jep Fuller and Tom Creighton. Daniel warns of a veto and proposes a package tax plan targeting eight areas to raise about 166 million annually. The House passes teacher pay raises, boosting base salaries and experience steps, while unemployment benefits faces an increase in both amount and duration. A Senate bill seeks emergency powers against enemy attack, provoking debate on constitutional amendment scope.
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Price Daniel
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Dorsey Hardeman
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Jep Fuller
Port Arthur
Tom Creighton
Mineral Wells
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L. DeWitt Hale
Tony Konneth
Sherman
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Texas House Redistricting Moves Slowly Toward 1960 Realignment
Texas legislature debates House and Senate redistricting tied to the 1960 census. House finalizes a bill to reshuffle districts, lifting urban representation while reducing rural seats. The plan increases urban reps to near 100 600 people per seat, forcing retirements or challenged seats. Senate action slowed by filibuster on senatorial district redraws.
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North Texas State College to become North Texas State University
North Texas State College in Denton will be renamed North Texas State University on August 27 after a bill authorizing the change was signed by the governor. The move reclassifies the institution under a new university title.
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North Texas State College
Denton
North Texas State University
Water Festival At Orange Seeks Miss Water Sport
The eighth annual Orange Water Festival planned for May 21-22 will be sponsored by the Orange Boating Club. Events include a fishing contest from May 5 to May 21, a downtown boat parade, an outboard marathon on the Sacine river, and the crowning of Miss Water Sport of 1961 on Saturday. Sunday features a community band concert, boat demonstrations, water ski show, and air show, with trophies awarded at 5 p.m. More than 10,000 are expected from East Texas and Louisiana to attend near the Jack Tar Orange House.
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Orange Boating Club, Inc
Orange
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Louisiana
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