Vision test requirements revamp driver licenses nationwide
Vision tests and color photographs become mandatory for all drivers renewing licenses in person at DPS offices. New licenses will expire on the holder’s birthdate, with even-ending licenses valid for four years, and about 250 DPS offices statewide to handle renewals amid 5.8 million licensed drivers and 2.5 million affected this year.
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Election Law Seminar Set in Texas Officials to convene daylong session
Secretary of State John Hill will lead a January 18 election law seminar in Texas with Will D. Davis Peter O Donnell Jr. Mary K. Wall Rosanelle Cherry and W. D. Henson. New electronic voting equipment will be shown and Gordon B. McLendon filed to run for governor after a strong U S Senate bid in 1965. Secretary Hill will announce results soon after the seminar.
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Dallam
W. D. Henson
Gordon B. McLendon
Dallas
U. S. Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Texas Air Control Board adopts city pollution rules
The Texas Air Control Board approved new air pollution regulations effective January 4. They govern burning garbage outdoors within defined areas and outside municipalities between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., plus emissions from vehicles, and require health officials to enforce rules on smoke and particulates. Chairman Herbert Me pard outlines the board's focus on visibility impacts.
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State Treasurer Reports December Tax Shifts in Texas
State Treasurer Jesse James says Texans smoked less but drank more in December. Cigarette stamp tax sales fell from the prior month by 272,? to 10,100,000 while liquor and wine stamp sales rose by 263,635 to 1,400,000 total.
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State Building Commission Awards Big Corpus Christi Contract
The commission awarded Lanphier Construction Company of Corpus Christi a 2 896 100 first phase contract for the Corpus Christi State School project. It also gave Troup Lumber Company a 108 224 contract for Tyler State Park improvements including a headquarters building shelters and restrooms. State law bans related firms from lending to the same borrowers.
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Texas National Guard realigned to boost strength by 500
Austin announces a major Texas National Guard realignment to raise overall strength to 17 375 and create two new brigades the 72nd Mechanized Infantry and the 71st Airborne. Headquarters will be in Dallas and Houston with units relocated or created across North Texas Panhandle South Texas and other areas. Recruiting for the new airborne brigade is open in multiple cities while some towns lose guard units.
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High court rules delinquent child support can't detain debtor indefinitely
State Supreme Court reverses a Johnson County district ruling, holding a man cannot be jailed indefinitely if he proves he cannot pay delinquent child support. Other decisions include setting February 21 for malpractice appeal in Jim Wells County, upholding denial of city damages in a Corpus Christi crash case, and upholding a death sentence in the Alton Charles case. The court also considers a Bishop Ranger injunction and a separate U.S. Supreme Court step allowing Texas and New Mexico to sue Colorado over a Rio Grande water debt.
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Supreme Court
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