State Capitol Faces Money Dilemma In Texas Lawmaking
Texas lawmakers grapple with how much to spend versus how much to tax as Gov. Price Daniel proposes a two pronged plan totaling 210 million dollars. He recommends new taxes and sources such as a natural gas severance tax and higher levies on autos tobacco and corporations. The Legislative Budget Board counters with 285 million in general revenue spending and a total state budget of over 2.35 billion. Representative Frates S. Seeligson of San Antonio advances a broad tax collection overhaul plan.
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Texas Tax Proposals Dominate Early Session Signals
Bills propose exempting food and fertilizer from sales tax, aiming for a 67 million dollar annual revenue, while another seeks to codify existing taxes and remove obsolete levies. Net revision would raise about 11.5 million annually plus adjustments on motor fuel, tobacco, liquor. Lawmakers debate unclaimed money, agency consolidation, and pay raises amid a 120 day session.
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Thanks for kindness during hospital stay in Ballinger
Mrs V P Rice thanks friends and neighbors for cards visits and flowers after a hospital stay and move to her daughter's home in Ballinger. She prays God bless you and notes gossip distracts from real matters.
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Ballinger
V. P. Rice
WSCS Holds Monthly Session With Plans Across February
Womans Society of Christian Service met in the church parlor with Mrs. Sam Jones presiding. District WSCS meeting set for Feb 19 in Bangs at 9 30 with sack lunch. annual conference in Brownwood on March 17. World Day of Prayer at St John's Lutheran Feb 13 at 2 30. Nominating committee named and Bible study introduced for March circles. next Tuesday circles meet with Ruth Circle hosting at Mrs. G. W. Comeys, Mary Martha with Mrs. Aug Water, and Susie Baker at church parlor for lunch.
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Bangs
Brownwood
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Leeman
Parramore
Isaiah
Ruth
G. W. Comegys
Mary Martha
Aug Water
Susie Baker
Brownie Troop 10 Holds Regular Scout Meeting
Brownie Troop 10 convened Monday afternoon at the scout hut with patrols forming. They studied tenderfoot requirements laws and the Girl Scout promise. They prepared scrapbooks and maps of local trails and planned a field trip.
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Brownie Troop
Troop No. 7
Linda Balke
Troop 10
Marsha Hays
He Satterwhite
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Standley of Tacoma
Mr and Mrs Dan Standley announce the birth of son David Bryan on Sunday January 25 in Tacoma Washington. Grandparents are Gene Virden Dolly Virden and H E Standley Sumner Washington. Mrs Standley was Dolly Virden. The quote notes personal progress when one commits to work for what they want.
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Tacoma
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David Bryan
Gene Virden
H. E. Standley
Sumner, Washington
Standley
Dolly Virden
San Souci Club Meets at Herman Home Thursday
San Souci Club gathered Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herman with co hosts Mr. and Mrs. M E Leeman. A buffet dinner with white damask table and flower arrangements preceded forty two games. Attendees included Mrs Frances Campbell Mrs Noel Reid Mr and Mrs George Poe Mr and Mrs Gattis Neely Mr and Mrs Raymon Lloyd Mr and Mrs Fred Young Mr and Mrs W F Minzenmayer John Norman James Randolph and the hosts.
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San Souci Club
Harry Herman
M. E. Leeman
Frances Campbell
Noel Reid
George Poe
Gattis Neely
Raymon Lloyd
Fred Young
W. F. Minzenmayer
John Norman
James Randolph
Wilsons head to Dallas and Corpus Christi for purchases and duty
Mr and Mrs L F Wilson and RMCA Kenneth Wilson travel to Dallas to buy summer merchandise for Judy's Dress Shop. They will then go to Corpus Christi where their son will be stationed at the Naval Base.
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RMCA
Kenneth Wilson
Dallas
Judy
Unselfish Service as Worthiest Daily Contribution
A concise reflection on service as the highest form of daily effort and generational contribution, stressing selflessness as a guiding virtue for individuals and communities.
Crews Community News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Births
Rev Wood of Hamilton preached at Crews Baptist. Nearby families visited, including Mr. and Mrs. W H Schwartz with Charlie Gerhart of Lometa, and the Brevards from Glen Cove. A son Michael Glen born January 23 to Bill and Eva Jo Payne Bozeman of San Angelo. New resident Buck Campbell arrives two miles southwest of Crews.
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Noel Brevard
Glen Cove
Clyde Brevard
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U. S. Aucorn
Dub Hale
Abilene
Noel Hale
Talpa
Michael Glen
Bill Bozeman
San Angelo
Eva Jo Payne
P. R. Dietz
Ballinger
E. W. Bridwell
Buck Campbell
Crews
Abner Stovall
Ballinger Clinic
Frank Simpson
Bradshaw
Eldon Joe Allcorn
Dickie
Coleman
W. L. Alicorn
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