Texas Motorist Insurance Rates Expected To Rise Up To 17.7
The Texas State Insurance Board weighs rate hikes averaging 2.11 dollars per motorist with an August 1 effective date likely. Increases include bodily injury and property damage 11.9 percent, private passenger collision 2.4 percent, and full comprehensive 0.3 to 17.7 percent depending on district. Proposals include safer driver credits and younger driver rate adjustments.
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Texas
State Insurance Board
Western Mattress Service Pickup and Delivery Offer
Local mattress service offers pick up and delivery with savings up to 50 percent on renovations and box springs. Guaranteed customer satisfaction. Phone PL4-2914 and leave your name.
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Western Mattress Service
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First Mediterranean Fruit Fly Found in Brownsville Texas
Agriculture Commissioner John White confirmed the first Medfly discovery in Brownsville area and said positive identification was made. Texas and U S Department crews will place 1 000 traps statewide and inspect orchards for infestation while promising immediate treatment to affected areas. White cited Florida outbreaks as a precedent for rapid eradication.
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Texas
Brownsville
John White
Texas Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture Plant Pest Control Service
White
Florida
Texas considers desserts rules and boat waste regulations
A State Health Board proposal outlines tentative standards for frozen desserts sold in Texas and a watercraft regulation to require holding tanks for marine toilets and prevent disposal of waste into waters. A public hearing is planned. Also named VA Data Processing Center leaders in Austin handle over 3 million dollars in equipment for hospitals and veterans. Dr Jim W Tunnell to lead Governor’s Committee on Public School Education evaluation.
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State Health Board
Texas
Thomas E. ‘Riggs
Waco
Clifton B. Drinkard
Eden
Veterans Administration
Austin
Jim W. Tunnell
McAllen
Committee On
Texas Oil Production Cut by 33 Percent After Proration
The Texas Railroad Commission again reduced statewide oil output after a proration hearing. A July order will keep prorated wells at 33.3 percent of total capacity.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Former Winters Man Hurt in Colorado Mountain Road Crash
George Briley formerly of Winters and now running a Gun ison Colorado tourist court was injured Thursday last week when his car plunged off a cliff between Pueblo and Gunnison. He suffered a broken leg head and facial injuries and multiple cuts but is reported in satisfactory condition. Briley previously owned a house moving company in Winters.
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George Briley
Colorado
Pueblo
Gunnison
Colo
Briley
Gunison
Oil output slips from June and April highs
The article notes a 1.2 percent drop from June's rate and 1.7 percent below the April peak of 35 percent. It estimates July production at 2,734,835 barrels per day from allowables of 3,118,042, with pipelines receiving 2,?749,135 barrels daily, just under January wells produced. SHORT SNORTS cover legal and infrastructure items including salvage plate surrender, highway land disposal, and a Visitor Center at Langtry.
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Waggoner Carr
Texas Supreme Court
Texas Highway Commission
Driver survives cliff plunge after automobile aborts descent
A late model car veered off a mountain road and struck an aspen tree about 50 feet from the highway. The driver escaped the vehicle before the tree broke and the car tumbled 400 feet into a canyon. Found unconscious at 5 p.m. by an Abilene resident, he was taken to Gunnison hospital for treatment.
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Abilene
Gunnison
Winters residents host visiting Vinson family in 1966
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vinson and their Denver Colorado family visit Winters Texas longtime residents Mr. and Mrs. J D Vinson host relatives in their home. Classified ads get results.
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Ernest Vinson
Denver
Colorado
J. D. Vinson
Winters
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