Diesel Fuel and Gasoline Conservation Act discussed
In the Texas political lads, Senator J Bennett Johnston introduces Senate Bill 1699 on fuel conservation. The piece notes Briscoe and Smith campaigns for governor and mentions U S Rep Robert Breese and Christie in the senatorial race. The article also debates truck loading efficiency and the Robinson-Patman Act limits on discounts.
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J. Bennett Johnston
Federal
Emerst Administration
Resson
FIC
Rabinsen- Petman
J. Bercutt Johnston D. Lay
Washingston
Court weighs tuition for noncitizen students and murder sentencing
A federal court faces a challenge over allowing 48 children of illegal aliens to attend Trier schools without the $140 non citizen tuition. Benneth Grarviel was sentenced to life for the murder of three women. An appeal challenges an injection law for lacking a specified lethal substance. A San Antonio jury ordered Southwestern Bell to pay 3 million dollars for internal defamation in an executive probe, which the company is appealing.
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Trier
William Merne
Texas Court of Criminal
Hion
Benneth Grarviel
Aistrict Art Jury
San Antonio
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Slandemne
State Board to Vote on 22 Million Books Adoption
The State Textbooks Committee unanimously ordered publishers to drop generic he from future school texts. It adopted 89 new books after noting the need to strike the generalized masculine pronoun. The State Board of Education will vote on final adoption on November 12.
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State
Unanimeaus
Schoollte O
State Board of Education
Grass Roots Comment Spurs Child Welfare Legislation Study
A legislative committee studying child welfare is urged to push strong state laws. An Los Angeles author told producers distributors and shippers of porno films to be vigorously prosecuted and cited Texas cotton harvests and crop projections as context for broader agricultural and political concerns.
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Agviss
Los Angeles
Los Ann
Highwer
Officials release varied legal and public records notes
A Texas report cites a DWI conviction with automatic license suspension under Attorney General John Hillner. An audit on wares and stopping equipment is public. Separate opinions discuss personnel and confidentiality in child care complaints and UT Permian Basin disclosures. Some records note tax and bond considerations, and Medicaid administration exemptions from public inspection.
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Defiersen
Grange
Hardin
Witerner Feneral
Giverstraf
Texas
UT Permian Basin
Hut
Board of Portions
Senator Don Adams to Serve as Governor for a Day
State Senator Don Adams of Paris will act as Texas governor on October 15 during the traditional Governor for a Day ceremony. President Pro Tempore A. M. Aiki Or. will officiate, with Mack Wallace of the Railroad Commission delivering remarks and a Capitol grounds lunch. Adams, first elected in IST, has served as President Pro Tempore and will assume gubernatorial duties during the governor and lieutenant governor’s absence.
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Austin
Gove
Dalph Bris
Rice
Sonn
Bill Mate
Sinadon
Bales
Antonie
Ger
Preston Smith
Thi-T2
Don Andiams
Jase
Texas
Senate
A. M. Aiki
Paris
Texas Railroad Commission
Mack Wallace
Capitol
Adams
Births at Silsbee and Kirbyville Hospitals
Reports show several newborns in area hospitals. Randall Shane, son of Mr and Mrs Neal Lintser and Sushee. Alison Diente, daughter of Ernie Lee Simmons. Christopher Daniel Turner Jr., son of Gordon Turner Jr.. Leslie Shandrell, daughter of Douglas Crawford. Locations include Silsbee Doctors Hospital and Max Mixson Memorial Hospital in Kirbyville.
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Neal Lintser
Sushee
St Elizabeth
Ernie Lee Simmons
Silrbes
Silsbee Doctors Hospital
Christopher Daniel
Gordon Daniel Turner Jr
Silg.pee
Leslie Shandrell
Douglas Crawford
Sils Nee
Max Mixson Memorial Hospital
Kirbyville
Public Notice on Texas Constitutional Amendments for November 1977
The notice outlines proposed Texas constitutional amendments. It lists changes to the Court of Criminal Appeals size, veterans land bond uses, bail denial for certain felony offenses, tax relief for preservation resources, formation of agricultural and marine associations, banking with electronic devices, and renaming and powers of the Judicial Qualifications Commission. It cautions these items will appear on the ballot.
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SJRIT
Texas
Court of Crimine Appeals
State of Texas
Veterans’ Land Fund
Sir
SJR BO
State
Judicisl Quelfications Commission
State Commissiom of Judicie
State Judicial Qualifications Commission
State Commission On Judicial Conduct
Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
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Texas Press Association
Rational Newspaper
Silseel
Highway BG
Silsbee
Jasper
Tyter Defferson
Ature Wereoner
Baroly Leice
John 5
Baste James Johnson
Billie Joe Williams
Priter-Prieceman
Kerry Blakeney
By Joe Crump
Zeaders
Congressional Record Daily
Empti Theucks
Empire
Federal Trade Commission
Hood
Smith
Briscoe
Suott
Gerat
U. S
Robert Breese
New Staufeis
Insurance Board
Os Christie
Ge Nasey
LS Pine Plaza
Tates
Ben Crizese
Morgan & Lindsey
Murphy’s Pine Plaza
Speek
CECMP
Grass Roots
Reagan V Brown
High Plains
Totel
Rio Grande Valley
A. Farm’ Products Index
Itie
Sheri Snerts
Tre Scanon
Voll
Ernor
Hotmuand Wrarzen
Youngner As
Texas Democratic Party
David Stanley
First Assembly of God Church
Cilbert Brothers
Cary Bradford
Faith Travelers
Don Hebert
J. A. Hendrix
Dardin Drive
Register’s Bakery
North Fourth Street
Ticense
Atty
John Hillner
Don Adams
H. E. Munden
North Sth
Sam P. Copeland, M. D
OFICE
North ST Street
Texes
Tre Worting
Sj.r
Silebee, Texas
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