Texas lawmakers face partisan clash over school funding and prison reform
In Austin and Houston, Republicans press Barr backed end to the Ruiz prison suit while Judge McCown threatens to shut down state schools without a courtsordered funding plan. Democrats warn of heated battles as public funding and education remain at stake. Henry Cisneros and Al Gore featured in national politics as Gallup opens a new polling center in Austin.
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Austin
Texas
U.S
William P. Barr
Bush
Houston
Barr
Ruiz
Scott McCown
Texas Supreme Court
Capitol
William Wayne Justice
LBJ
McCown
State of
al Gore
D-Tenn
Bill Clinton
Bob Slagle
Gore
Ann Richards
George Bush
Henry Cisneros
Clinton
Northeast
Cisneros
Texas Department of Insurance
State Board of Insurance
Claire Konioth
Gallup
Gallup Organization
Noise and rush replace calm at the airport
Letters from North America describe sleepless nights and a shift from quiet to chaos as headphones, games, announcements, and airport operations create a loud, busy mood. The narrator longs for the silence of home amid the bustling scene.
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Earth
Cowan Family Reunion and Community Events
The schedule lists events for the Cowan family reunion hosted by Eva Lee Murphy with a contact number 847-2485. It also notes recurring aerobics sessions, Center Board of Directors meetings, Duplicate Bridge, Mah Jong, and Bingo across Tuesday to Saturday events.
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Cowan
Eva Lee Murphy
Center Board of Directors
P.m
Letters oppose highway expansion between Wimberley and San Marcos
In a letter to the editor HOG head Bill Robinson urges a petition to kill a planned highway linking Wimberley to San Marcos. The writer argues the bond vote to fund right‑of‑way will largely decide the road's fate and that defeating the bond would stop the project, affecting Dripping Springs and San Marcos areas.
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HOG
Highway Opposition Group
Bill Robinson
Wimberley
San Marcos
Robinson
Dripping Springs
Community support fuels P.A.W.S Shelter efforts in 1991
Shirley Terry notes PEC employees from Buda Kyle donated 135 dollars to P.A.W.S Shelter for Animals, helping cover payroll and veterinary bills as the nonprofit raised 81 percent of its 1991 revenue from sources beyond animal control tax dollars. Local businesses and individuals contributed funds, goods, and services to sustain adoptions, veterinary care, and shelter operations in Hays County Texas.
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Pedernales Electric Cooperative
Buda-Kyle
P.A.W.S
PEC
Hays County
Texas
Lehigh Cement Company
Hill Country Concrete Products
McCoy Corporation
Stokes Development
All Animal Veterinary Clinic
City of Hays
Buda Lions
Wimberley Community Club
San Marcos Kiwanis Club
Hays Nursing Center
Tangram Rehabilitation
Wimberley Lions
VF Factory
San Marcos Krogers
HEB
Elizabeth Walsh
Montessori School
Springtown Veterinary Clinic
Exxon
San Marcos
Aquarena Springs
Texas Reds
Furrs
Crystal River Inn
Woody's Market
Star Stuf
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Akaie
Lyndell Williams
Texas Press Association
Dallas
Bob Bullock
Harris County
Richards
Travis County
Doyne Bailey
Wimberley View
Stone Park
Suite
Wimber View
Cornerstone Pynee A
P.O. Box
Vassins
Hove
North America
Sun
Stickery Group
Mah Jong
Involv Nng
Shirley Terry
Wimberley Area
Literacy Volunteers OF America
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