Legislature Near Windup With Wide Bill Passage
As adjournment nears on June 2, the Texas Legislature pushes hundreds of bills through both houses. A minimum wage bill advances after House action, while Senate filibusters delay UT Dallas and several new university projects. The session sees education, health, and tax plans, plus court and public-works measures, amid budget talks and gubernatorial vetos potential.
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University of Texas At
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Permian Basin
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University of South Texas At
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Dallas
Houston
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Liquor Control Board
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Sens
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Tom Creighton
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Honey Grove
Fannin County
Martin
National Guard Armory Board
State Building Commission
State Department
Industrial Accident Board
Vocational Education
State Advisory Council For Vocational Education
State Board of Education
John Guemple
James, Connally Technical Institute
Waco
Texas
Smith
John Connally
Price Daniel
Allan Shivers
Wardlow W. Lane
Supreme Court
Meade Griffin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Leon Douglas
Jose Vela
Fermin Islas
San Marcos
Texas Office of Economic Opportunity
S. R. Greenwood
Temple
Charles H. Martin
Richmond State School
Texas Department of Mental Health
State Supreme Court
City Electrical Examining and Supervising Board
Gus Mutscher
Big Spring
Mercedes
Georgetown
Berger
Fort Worth
Nixon
Johnson County
Blum
Hill County
New Boling Community State Bank
Wharton County
State Banking Commission
William M. Steger
Tyler
Republican Party
Washington
Corpus Christii
Texarkana
University of Texas Dental
William T. Moore
Bryan
Moore
House Senate
A. M. Aikin Jr
Paris
W. S. Heatly
Paducah
Texas State
House
Laredo
Stephen F. Austin
Nacogdoches
Southwest Texas
Angelo State
San Angelo
Sul Ross
Alpine
University of Texas Clinical Nursing School At
Renal Rosson
House Judicial Districts Committee
Murray Watson
Rosson
Watson
168Th District Court
237Th District Court
Court of Domes
Prison Rodeo Announces 1969 Visiting Stars at Huntsville
Prison officials release the 1969 guest list for the Huntsville Texas rodeo with Wanda Jackson Merle Haggard Buck Owens and Hank Snow set to perform on October 5 12 19 and 26 respectively at 2 p m in the prison stadium. Convict cowboys predict the rodeo will be the wildest ever and the toughest stock Texas will face.
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Buck Owens
Hank Snow
Huntsville
Texas
Alcoholism rates by region per 100000 adults over twenty
TANE reports 30 alcoholics per 100000 adults over age 20 in the South and 48 per 100000 in the Northeast, reflecting regional differences in alcohol use patterns.
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Texas Alcohol. Narcotics Nation
TANE
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