Texas lawmakers clear finance hurdles in1249 word edition
Legislators cleared major emergency finance hurdles and moved to curb the tax bill. A 34.9 million appropriation to avert aid cuts to needy families passed both houses and awaits Comptroller Calvert certification. Calvert urged passage of a reallocation plan shifting 35 million to welfare from the teacher retirement fund with repayment when the new tax bill takes effect. The House advanced an 185 million bond plan to finance eight new college campuses. Senate quick approval for welfare spending reporting and potential routing through the state treasury aims to unlock matching federal funds. Governors also named appointments to the Water Quality Board and various boards and commissions as broader fiscal measures proceed. The piece also notes a new liberal lobby group forming, and various court and administrative rulings on local governance and taxation.
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Austin
Tex
Robert S. Calvert
Calvert
Teachers Association
Retirement Fund
House
Senate
Ben Barnes
First bill opens session. voter reg restricted through February
Governor Smith signed the measure reopening voter registration through February. New registrants cannot vote in elections before April 1, while those registered by January’s old deadline can vote by March 1. Legislature seeks extra time for meat inspection compliance and approves aging constitutional proposals. A fish kill is planned at Lyndon B. Johnson Reservoir March 37 28 to remove rough fish with rotenone. Texas disaster team offers aid to California earthquake victims. Silence is cited as a difficult argument to refute.
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Smith
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Texas Medical Disaster
California
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Marble Falls
Ousting Student Demonstrators and College Punishment
A public service feature discusses campus discipline for demonstrators. Courts have upheld First and Fourteenth Amendment limits on college rules requiring permits and on suspensions for protests. Disparities in penalties based on student status or age may be considered reasonable in context. Written by Will Bernard.
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American Bar Association
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Ship Comes In Metaphor Highlights Waiting Hardship
A thoughtful aphorism notes that those who await a metaphorical ship arriving face ongoing strain. It underscores patience, ambition, and the reality of delayed rewards in life and work.
Knowledge and timber are better used when they are sea soned.
The remark suggests patience and aging improve both ideas and materials, likening knowledge to timber that gains value with time through experience and refinement. The aphorism emphasizes gradual maturing for practical effectiveness.
Sans Souci Club Meeting Tuesday Prides Patriotic Theme
Sans Souci Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. La Dell Davis with co host Mr. and Mrs. J W Bahlman. The room featured a winged eagle emblem Uncle Sam hat and U S flags. Floral red carnations. After dinner 42 games were played. Attending were Herry Herman Raymond Lloyd Bill Minzenmayer B T Gardner George Poe Fred Young Gattis Neely and the hosts.
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Sans Souci Club
la Dell Davis
J. W. Bahlman
U. S
Uncle Sam
Messrs
and Mesdames Herry Herman
Raymon Lloyd
Bill Minzenmay
Winters visitors from Austin visit Brown family in Winters
Mrs Ronnie Schueller and Noell and Miss Martha Brown of Austin were weekend visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Brown. They also visited their grandfather Newt Stoecker who was a patient in an Abilene hospital.
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Ronnie Schueller
Noell
Martha Brown
Austin
Frank Brown
Newt Stoecker
Abilene Hospital
Measure of a Man by Thoughts and Judgment
A reflective quote on memory and judgment noting that many complain of memory but few of judgment. It argues that a man’s worth is defined by the quality of his thoughts rather than his recall.
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