Capitol outlook in Texas 56th Legislature faces tax battles
As the 56th Texas Legislature opens, lawmakers brace for extended sessions, tax hikes, and new spending. Comptroller Calvert warns of a 65 million dollar general fund deficit for 1960-61, signaling tougher revenue actions and possible tax increases to sustain current levels.
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Zollie Steakley
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Texas Municipal League
Crisis in Texas Poultry Industry Amid Rising Costs
Texas poultry growers face slim profits as selling at 15 cents per pound hurts profitability for producers and processors. Competition from Georgia Arkansas and Mississippi plus shifting demand risk the state’s chicken market while transport costs once favored Texas producers. The note underscores past higher prices and the impact of out of state competition on live and dressed poultry.
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BBR
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