Legislature Debates Deficit Plan Shifts Focus to Tax Proposals
The Texas House approved a deficit retirement as an emergency objective by 149 to 1, backing Governor Price Daniel and Speaker James Turman. Proposals include Hinson's $293 million two year omnibus tax plan, a 317 million general sales tax bill, and Atwell's 2 percent broad based excise tax. Co op bill on annexed areas fails 64 to 77.
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Austin
House
Price Daniel
James Turman
George Hinson
Mineola
Danel
Hinson
John Allen
Longview
Forrest A. Harding
San Angelo
Ben Atwell
Dallas
REA Electric Co-Op
House Banking Committee
Editor backs Limestone flood control dam contract
The Journal urges Limestone County to support maintenance of flood control dams funded by the federal Soil Conservation Service. It argues upkeep is low cost, largely by landowners and livestock, with minimal local expense, and contends the service is beneficial despite national spending. The piece questions waste and calls for action at Washington to safeguard tax money.
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Journal
Commissioners Court
Limestone County
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
United States Capitol
Washington, D. C
U.S
United States
Washington
Citation No 67374 Injunction Notice in Grayson County
The State of Texas to James McKinney and a long list of unknown heirs and representatives teed with name groups including Polly McKinney Marcus S McKinney and many others. You are commanded to appear by filing an answer before 10 A M on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, in Grayson County District Court Sherman Texas. The case No 67374 filed March 11 1961 seeks damages of 7000 and trespass to title to Lots 1 2 3 4 5 in Block 3 Van Alstyne Texas on Sis ter Grove Creek. Court sits in Sherman. publication in Whitewright Sun March 16 23 30 and April 6 1961.
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J. T. Sheridan
T. P. Howell
T. P. Howle
J. T Sheridan
J. E. Shirely
A. D
15Th Judicial District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Court House
Sherman
D. B. Fielder
Grayson
State of
Sister Grove Creek
James McKinney
Towit
van Alstyne
Theo. Rosse
The Hottest Fires of Hell and a Critique of Welfare State Trends
Tom Anderson of Farm and Ranch Magazine argues the United States heads toward a welfare state with federal control in housing money and health care. He cites New Zealand as a warning and warns that neutrality in a moral crisis risks fiery consequence, while noting Kurdish homeland borders near Iran Iraq and Turkey.
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Tom Anderson
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Nashville
Tennessee
New Zealand
United States
Anderson
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