Welfare and education loom large in Texas budget talks
Austin leaders face a tighter year as TEA projects 2.3 billion for public schools and Welfare nears 2 billion for 1972 73. The combined rise nears 678 million, with reform calls and a potential end to categorical aid ceilings sparking debate. The Eagle train fate and uninsured motorist rulings also surface amid budget pressures.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Texas Public Welfare Department
Senate
Ben Barnes
Supreme Court Upholds Rules on Guests and Food Service
The Supreme Court upheld strict guest definitions and mandatory food service at private drinking clubs. In a separate ruling involving the Alcoholic Beverage Commission the court refused to ban purchases.
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Supreme Court
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Winters Enterprise front page item
Local brief notes from Winters Texas highlight community events and notices. The page lists short items from nearby organizations and residents, reflecting a typical small town Friday edition with calendar items and civic updates.
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Texas
Stateboards support driver training with new equipment
The State Board of Education approves a plan to educate drivers and night school students. Thirty new sets of driving training equipment will be distributed to 20 regional education service centers statewide. The National Highway Safety Bureau will fund $698,100 for simulators and supportive programs.
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State Board of Education
National Highway Safety Bureau
Governor selects Flynn and Fisch for Texas licensure boards
Governor Preston Smith reappoints Francis A. Flynn of Austin to the Texas Board of Licensure for Nursing Home Administrators and names Edward G. Fisch of Austin to the Texas State Board of Podiatry Examiners.
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Preston Smith
Francis A. Flynn
Austin
Texas Board of Licensure For
Edward G. Fisch
Texas State Board of Podiatry
Texas Officials Shuffle Posts Amid Education and Law Shifts
Manuel DeBusk and others join Texas private college study group while Dr. LeMaistre becomes UT system chancellor. Santos Garza to advise regional OEO. Blaine to assist Speaker Mutscher. DOJ calls for aid to meet integration in 48 districts. several districts listed as noncompliant. Insurance hearings delay rate changes. citizens groups form to defend public schools funding. New leaders move in at comptroller and treasurer offices as pollution, crime-fighting grants, and youth programs expand. Eighth Texas Youth Conference July 30 to Aug 2 in Seguin and Austin.
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Charles M. LeMaistre
University of Texas System
Santos L. Garza
Mission
Austin
Economic Opportunity
Mike V. Arredondo
Bryan
John E
Ned) Blaine
el Paso
Gus Mutscher
Mutscher
Board of
Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Horace Cromer
Isaac Arnold Sr
Houston
Robert S. Calvert
State Finance Building
Jesse James
Texas Gulf Coast
Chicago
Cleveland
Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas Youth Conference
Seguin
Texas Transportation Congress
Arlington
Address Changes for Social Security Beneficiaries
Social Security manager J. M. Talbot urges beneficiaries to report address changes in writing or in person. Include names, claim number, old and new addresses. notify SSA, not just the Post Office, to avoid late checks and financial hardship.
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J. M. Talbot
Social Security
Social Security Office
Talbot
Social Security Administration
Public Notice to Visit SSA Office in San Angelo Texas
Address to the Social Security Office at 3000 West Harris Avenue San Angelo Texas or see the representative when he is in your area.
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Social Security Office
West
Harris Avenue
P. O
San
Angelo
Texas
People who wait for their ship to come in usually find it a hardship
A concise reflection notes that waiting for a big opportunity often brings difficulty and delay, highlighting the common struggle of relying on chance rather than steady effort. The saying frames patience as a challenge faced by those hoping for sudden success.
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Texas Eagle
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
M-P
National Association of Railroad Passengers
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Texarkana
Palestine
San Antonio
Aminers
Manuel DeBusk
Dallas
Tom Sealy
Midland
Hunter McLean
Fort Worth
Harry Provence
Waco
U. S. Justice Department
Amarillo
Odessa
Lubbock
Port Arthur
Beaumont
South Park
Temple
Richardson
Wichita
Falls
Insurance Board
Citizens Association For Public Schools
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Association of School Administrators
Texas School Boards Association
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Anti-Defamation League
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Texas County Agricultural Agents Association
J. H. Sears
Hereford
First National Bank
Bob Hillery
Wichita Falls
First Wichita National Bank
Jack Dillard
Shreveport
KWKH
Harry Holt
KRBC
Abilene
Rawle Thomason
Huntsville
L. O. Tiedt
Rice Council For Market Development
Texas A&m University
College Station
Williamsburg Bridge
East River
New York City
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Drive
ZEBCO
Globemaster
Garcia
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Harrison's Auto Parts
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Herman's Men’ S Store
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Winters All-Star
North Main
Bissett's Tire & Appliance
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