Texas Senate gains GOP edge in state Capitol shuffle
In Austin, four new Republicans join the Texas Senate while power remains with veteran retirees. The special session debates school finance reforms to replace the Robin Hood plan with Fair Share funding. Billions in savings eyed from consolidating 278 government bank accounts.
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P.A.W.S. preps for winter with doghouse program
P.A.W.S. Shelter for Animals led by Betty Brandt launches a doghouse drive with Wackenhut inmate labor to aid homeless dogs. Donations began at Kyle's Dairy Queen and can be sent to the Kyle shelter. Call 268 1611 to report mistreated dogs and help fund much needed shelter.
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PEC Announces CEP Changes Effective January 1993
Viewpoint PEC announces updates to its Cooling Efficiency Program increasing the SEER requirement to 12.0 for all units and restricting rebates for electric resistance heated homes. The program adds a voucher toward attic insulation to reach R-30 for eligible homes with attic area over 800 square feet. Contact PEC at 512 868 4914 for details.
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Youth Tree Contest Sponsored by Wimberley Square Council
The Wimberley Square Council sponsors a youth tree contest for sixth graders and younger. Entries must be in by November 27 and trees up by 10 a.m. on December 12 behind Woolsey’s on the Square. Winners in three categories receive 10 dollars and certificates. Santa will attend and donations aid Brown Santa.
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Well done Chris I defend Columbus and space plans
A reader defends Columbus and dismisses protests against his legacy. He argues Columbus acted honestly and that condemning him ignores context. The column then links to Mars exploration and even questioning future human contact with Martians, ending with the refrain Well done, Chris.
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