Texas Lottery Launch Sparks Budget Battle and Tax Fight
State officials plan 14 launch events for the Texas Lottery as Gov. Ann Richards unveils a 300 million ticket print run. Lawmakers warn of funding gaps for public education, while critics slam the plan as a shell game. Budget officials predict 350 million fewer state revenues for districts amid CED tax disputes. Independent candidate Perot surfaces, while telecommunication records face changes and a senator battles cancer. New appointees, audits, and health services commissioners shape ongoing reforms.
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Letters Luncheons End In Wimberley After Ten Years
In Wimberley a monthly luncheon started by Gladys Noll now Mrs Bill Strong ends after a decade. The program began at Cypress Creek Cafe in 1981 with about 20 attendees, moved to churches, grew to over 100, and last week held at St Marys Catholic Church. Gladys managed reservations and finances and is thanked for bringing happiness and friendship to many locals.
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Deer Creek Volunteers Thank Churches for Fellowship Luncheons
Deer Creek Nursing Center volunteers thank local churches for fellowship luncheons. Each volunteer helps residents enjoy a pleasant outing and social time.
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Lone Star Theatre earns support from Wimberley citizens
Editor letter praising Danforth Lone Star Theatre in Wimberley for providing six yearly productions by youths. Coaches Lydia Miller-Wyatt and Gary Wyatt push students to high standards, yielding self respect and teamwork. Fall season starts in August. call Danforth for schedules.
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Sunday Social and Pie Contest praised by Wimberley Institute of Cultures
The Wimberley Institute of Cultures thanks the newspaper for its support and publicity of their recent Sunday Social and Pie Contest. The letter expresses gratitude to the community for participation and notes WIC’s aim to preserve local quality of life.
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