Texans Face Massive Legislative Session In Austin
Hundreds of lawmakers arrive in a remodeled Capitol as the 62nd Texas Legislature prepares for five months of reforms and a looming fiscal crisis. Budgets strain with tax estimates from 645 to 850 million dollars and possible sales and income tax changes.
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Ben Barnes
Texas
Barnes
James McGrew
Texas Research League
Gus Mutscher
Parks official resigns amid Mustang Island land row
J R Singleton quits as Texas Parks and Wildlife Department director effective March 5 amid a dispute over buying Mustang Island park land for 4.2 million dollars. He cites an offer from an international conservation group and backs deputy Robert Mauermann as successor.
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Parks and Wildlife Commission
Pearce Johnson
Harry Jersig
San Antonio
L. P. Gilvin
Amarillo
Gilvin
International Conservation Organization
Robert G. Mauermann
Johnson
Smith names Burress to Texas Medical Examiners Board
Gov Preston Smith appoints Dr D Clifford Burress of Wichita Falls to the State Board of Medical Examiners. Sen Lloyd Bentsen assigns his Washington staff including Ronald Katz of Houston, DenMan Moody Jr of Austin, and George G Lowrance of Sun An.
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D. Clifford Burress
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Ronald L. Katz
Houston
Denman Moody Jr
Austin
George G. Lowrance
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Names of Dallas and Washington residents listed
The notice names Timothy P. Furlong of Dallas Charles Hodges of Dallas Mrs Ashton Gonella of Washington and Mrs Sissy Schaeffer of Dallas as parties connected to the item.
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Charles Hodges
Ashton Gonella
Washington
Sissy Schaeffer
Texas Adds 319 New Industries in 1970
Texas Industrial Commission reports 319 new industries started in 1970, second only to 199 in 1969, with expansion of existing plants down amid tight money. Unemployment rises but remains below the national average as more layoffs loom in early 1971 from expiring government contracts.
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Senate panel seeks local film licensing boards in Texas
After hearings on Texas leading in theaters showing sex films the Senate committee proposed local licensing and review boards. The panel pledged more recommendations and aims to revoke licenses of theaters showing films unsuitable for minors. Prosecutors argued court decisions leave them without adequate tools to prosecute distributors of skin flicks.
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Texas
Austin
Governor Smith Hospitalized Briefly for Ulcer
Governor Smith was hospitalized briefly with a stomach ulcer. State reports show health setback but no long term impact disclosed.
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Smith
House Historical Preservation Committee
Val Verde
Sabine Pass
Fort Velasco
State Board of Education
East Texas
Record Insurance Dividends For Veterans In 1971
VA regional director Jack Coker announced a record 275 million in dividends for 1971 to more than 4.1 million veterans with NSLI and USGLI policies. NSLI recipients total about 4.6 million veterans with World War II policies, averaging 64 dollars each. USGLI World War I holders total 163,400 veterans, about 122 dollars each, with 20 million in dividends. Dividends are automatic and no action is needed by veterans.
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Veterans Administration
Waco
National Service Life Insurance
NSLI
United States Government Life Insurance
USGLI
Coker
Evidence of Age Necessary In Filing For Social Security
Social Security manager J M Talbot notes that lack of birth records creates major filing problems. He says if no church or public birth record exists, best age evidence must be gathered from sources like census, school, military, or voting records. In a remarkable Alabama case, a man used his mother's tombstone to prove birth before her death, and the claim was accepted.
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J. M. Talbot
Mir. Talbot
Mr. Talbot
Alabama
Plans Approved for $14 Million VA Hospital Replacement
Plans have been approved to replace the VA hospital complex in San Francisco with a new facility valued at 14 million dollars. The project covers the VA medical campus and related services, signaling a major upgrade for veterans care in the Bay Area.
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San Francisco
Texas Highway Workers Cut to Fourty Hour Week
The Texas Highway Commission reduced the normal work week for hourly maintenance staff from 45 to 40 hours, effective March, aligning with salaried employees already on a 40-hour schedule. The move follows long consideration of a proposal to unify hours across the department.
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Texas Highway Commission
Texas Highway Department
Uniform Work Week Proposals Implemented for Employees
The recent action implements the proposal to adopt a uniform work week for employees without reducing gross pay. The measure affects staffing practices and payroll structures, aligning with the organization’s labor policy goals.
For Sale 400 Acre Farm in South Taylor County
400 acre farm in South Taylor County with 275 acres cultivated and good ASC program. Possession for 1971 crop. Carry part of purchase price. Contact Jno W Norman at 754-5111 to read the classified columns.
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Taylor County
Jno
W. Norman
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