Texas Attorney General Opinions and Barber School Rules
Highlights discuss Carr opinions on Older Americans Act services and jury eligibility, traffic case prosecution without appearance, and Harris County convalescent ward costs. It also covers barber school transfers, location moves, license suspensions, and board approvals, plus probation rules for no contest pleas and noncustodial fines.
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Carr
Harris County
Harris County Hospital
State Board of Barber Examiners
Legal standard on seizure of unlisted stolen objects
The text notes that a warrant for a stolen object can justify seizing a different stolen item found during search. Such seizure may form the basis for a theft charge and be admitted as evidence, even if the second item was not named in the warrant.
State Board Expands Study on Texas Draft Medical Rejections
The State Board of Education orders expanded study into why many young Texans are rejected by draft boards for medical reasons. The board will deploy 28 workers in nine offices and also approves changes in vocational rehabilitation plans and increases in school fund aid from 80.65 to 83 per student. Federally financed coordination of migrant school programs in several states is approved with special training for migrant school teachers at Texas A and I College Kingsville and Pan American College Edinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Texas A & I College
Kingsville
Pan American College
Edinburg
College programs defended during board hearing
Texas Southern University and East Texas State University urged the Coordinating Board to allow them to retain their law school and philosophy PhD programs. No other schools appeared as the board considers concentrating PhD programs in six institutions. A decision on the role and scope of 22 state colleges and universities is set for April 18.
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Texas Southern University
East Texas State University
Coordinating Board of the
State College and University System
Sadler backs park plan while protecting Texas mineral rights
Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler said he supports Guadalupe Mountain National Park but Texas must retain mineral interests on about 45 000 acres. He urged Interior to accept park status with preserved state mineral rights for Texans.
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Jerry Sadler
U. S
Secretary of
Interior
Stewart Udall
Guadalupe Mountain National Park
Sadler
Texas
Department of Interior
Strain a Larger Fly We Won’t Get the Job Done
A brief quote notes that a larger strain will not complete the task, indicating doubt about achieving the objective. The speaker emphasizes insufficient capability or progress and signals the need for a different approach or resources. The remark suggests frustration with current methods and possible planning adjustments.
Mont Belvieu Bank Files for Capital and Reserves Update
An application by Mont Belvieu State Bank in Chambers County lists capital at 60000 dollars, surplus of 60000 and reserves of 30000. Governor Connally announces four Economic Opportunity Act projects for Hidalgo County 79502 dollars including 44339 for Edinburg day care centers, Balmorhea 10386, Jefferson County 91762 and San Angelo 13800. Connally designates April as Bluebonnet Month in Texas. Col Homer Garrison Jr promotes Highway Patrolman Walter A Werner to Texas Ranger, assigns him to Navasota. Downtown business districts lose customers in 10 of 11 leading cities despite a shopping boom per UT Bureau of Business Research.
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Mont Belview State Bank
Chambers County
Connally
Hidalgo County
Edinburg
Balmorhea
Jefferson County
San Angelo
Texas
Homer Garrison Jr
Walter A
Bob) Werner
Fredericksburg
Texas Ranger
Navasota
Bureau of Business Research
Summer Heat Slows Chores After Cold Winter
A lighthearted note recalls how heat of summer makes chores seem impossible, just as winter’s cold hampered tasks. The contrast highlights seasonal shifts in housework pace and energy.
Truth as Wild Fact Outsmarts Fiction in Modern Tales
A note on truth surpassing fiction in imagination and scope, exploring how real events can outpace invented stories in surprise and audacity. The quote probes the limits of creativity when faced with actual, uncanny happenings.
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Eagle Pass
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Carrizo Springs
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State Animal Health Commission
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Alice’s Wonderland
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