Briscoe veto clash over UT building projects faces court challenge
Capital State highlights discuss Governor Dolph Briscoe’s veto of 136 UT capital projects costing over 1 billion dollars and the UT Board of Regents plan to proceed with at least two approved builds. Allan Shivers argues veto unconstitutional while seeking constitutional financing and court action.
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Austin
Dolph Briscoe
University of Texas Board of Regents
Allan Shivers
UT Regents
Shivers
Patience and Politics in Texas Energy Legislation
In a column, Krueger discusses cautious lawmaking and presidential veto power while detailing Texas energy policy debates. He notes committee actions on a may be largest energy bill, his own oil pricing provision, and clashes over refiners costs and mass transit impacts.
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Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Naval Academy Graduate Ensign Joe F. Baker Commissioned
Joe F. Baker son of Mr and Mrs Charles Baker of Wharton was commissioned an Ensign in the U S Navy after graduating from the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md He earned a bachelor of science degree after completing the four year curriculum and is the grandson of Mrs Joe Baker of Winters.
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Joe F. Baker
Charles Baker
Wharton
U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ensign Baker
Joe Baker
Winters
Prichard Rites Held for Blackwell Resident 71
W F Fletcher Prichard 71, longtime Blackwell resident, died Thursday June 26 1975 at Bronte Hospital after a short illness. Services were Saturday at Blackwell United Methodist Church with Rev G K Corely Rev Joe Bentley and Rev Harold Ely officiating. Burial followed in Blackwell Cemetery.
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W.F. (Fletcher) Prichard
Blackwell
Bronte Hospital
Blackwell United Methodist Church
G.K. Corely
Joe Bentley
Harold Ely
Blackwell Baptist Church
Blackwell Cemetery
Texas July Fourth weekend traffic fatalities estimate
The Texas Department of Public Safety estimated 54 traffic fatalities over the July 4 weekend. A major oil, gas and sulfur lease sale by the General Land Office is set for October 7. More than a third of Texas senators moved into rented Austin offices during capitol renovations. Fourteen planning and service areas in Texas received $1 million for elderly services. Permits to sell $13.4 million in securities in Texas were filed with the State Securities Board last week.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
General Land Office
Texas
Austin
Capitol
State Securities Board
Pritchard earns Baylor dental degree in Dallas
Larry Jack Pritchard son of Mr and Mrs Jack H Pritchard Rt 3 recently received a doctor of dental surgery degree from Baylor College of Dentistry Dallas Commencement exercises were held June 21 He is a 1967 Winters High School graduate and earned a Baylor University BS in 1971 He joins a residency in oral surgery at Washington University St Louis completing which he will seek certification by the American Society of Oral Surgeons He is married to Susan Armstrong of Abilene
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Larry Jack Pritchard
Jack H. Pritchard
Rt. 3
Baylor College of Dentistry
Dallas
Dr. Pritchard
Winters High School
Baylor University
Waco
Baylor Odontological Honor Society
American Society of Oral Surgeons
Pritchard
Susan Armstrong
Abilene
Williamson Pinkerton Wedding At First Baptist Winters
Martha Beazley Williamson wed Gary Don Pinkerton of Winters in a Saturday ceremony at First Baptist Church Winters officiated by Dr. W O Beazley. The couple will reside in Winters with Pinkerton employed by Spill Brothers Co and Williamson employed at Laskey's Western Store.
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Martha Williamson
Gary Pinkerton
Martha Beazley Williamson
Gary Don Pinkerton
Winters
First Baptist Church
W.O. Beazley
Abilene
C.R. Pinkerton
Charles Blanton
Dallas
Dick Spaulding
Pam Crooks
Tim Meyer
Bill Beazley
Lanny Bahlman
Larry Cook
Winters Enterprise page three header
The item is a fragment from The Winters Enterprise in Winters Texas dated Friday July 4 1975. It appears to be a page header or catalog entry with no readable news content or distinct events.
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Enterprise
Texas
Melba's Arts Crafts Gifts Ad
Melba's Arts Crafts & Gifts showcases Western themed cards and decoupage supplies. Located at 110 N. Main, contact 154-5473 for new line of old West scenes and various hobby crafts.
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Melba
N. Main
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