Texas leaders urge Bullock Sharp for president roles
A Texas observer urges voters to consider Lt. Gov. Bob Bullock or Comptroller John Sharp for president. Bullock claims $2.2 billion could boost education and services with efficiency, backed by Sharp and Gov. Richards. Krueger resists tax hikes, while Richards pushes a two part school finance amendment and Laney seeks tax law reforms.
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Bob Bullock
John Sharp
United States
Bill Clinton
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Ann Richards
Senate
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Texas
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GOP
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Washington’s Birthday Celebration Association
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Farewell Letter From Wimberley ISD Trustee Luan Brunson
Luan Brunson announces he will not seek re election after three years as a Wimberley Independent School District Trustee He cites time constraints and urges community support for continued academic excellence and future needs including a new campus updated facilities and multilingual programs He remains committed to fiscally responsible governance and to helping students reach high skill professions.
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Wimberley Independent School District
TAAS
Banes
Round Rock
Georgetown
UT Austin
Texas A&m
Southwest Texas
Wimberley
Wimberley Independent
Luan Brunson
The Glass Menagerie at 7-A Opera House Review
A Tennessee Williams style look at Deep South family dynamics in the current ARTH production. The cast delivers believable emotion from humor to pathos, keeping readers engaged as the curtain nears. Final performances are Friday February 26 and Saturday February 27 at 8 p.m. with an optional group sing along of oldies before.
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Tennessee Williams
Deep South
7-A Opera House
Artistic Repertory Theatre
Cut the deficit and curb waste, urged by citizen group
A letter implores the President to fulfill promises to halve the deficit and reduce government waste. It cites the Council for Citizens Against Government Waste proposing $922 billion in savings over five years, with corroboration from GAO and inspectors general, spanning fraud targeting to Medicare.
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Council For Citizens Against
General Accounting Office
Medicare
Call to action on CCAGW deficit cuts
A reader urges decisive presidential action on CCAGW deficit reduction recommendations citing billions in delinquent debt and arguing that tax increases worsen the deficit. The note asserts these recommendations offer opportunities for lasting cuts and warns that inaction would devastate the country.
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CCAGW
Residents Enjoy Glass Menagerie at Deer Creek Center
The Deer Creek Nursing Center residents and volunteers savored a delightful performance of the Glass Menagerie. Guest Daphne Brown extended a heartfelt invitation and appreciation for the show. Jo Quesenberry, President of Volunteers, conveyed thanks.
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Daphne Brown
Deer Creek Nursing Center
Jo Quesenberry
Volunteers
Solar greenhouse adds living space and cuts winter energy use
Energy Answers explains sunspaces and attached greenhouses as passive solar additions. They collect heat through south side windows, store it in thermal mass, and release it when needed. Techniques include insulation at night, proper shading, and ventilation. contact Texas A&M Energy Hotline at 1 800 643 SAVE for a copy of Sunspaces and Greenhouses.
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Austin
Energy Answers
Texas Energy Extension Service
Center For Energy and Mineral Resources
Texas A&m University
College Station
Texas
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