For Sale 830 LP Case Tractor 66 Model
Classified ad notes a 830 LP Case tractor, model 66, for sale. Contact Larry Donica in Wingate at 743-6437. 50-4tc
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Larry Donica
Wingate
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
2
Texas Conference of Churches Assembly in Austin discusses politics and church issues
The Texas Conference of Churches held its fourth Assembly of Representatives in Austin and debated political topics alongside ecumenical resolutions. Officials noted tensions over church property tax exemptions and lobbying limits while addressing a state constitutional convention, welfare education reform, school finance, and education. The Farah strike and collective bargaining drew particular controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Capitol
Texas Conference of Churches
Assembly of Representatives
Texas
Cactus Pryor
For Sale Peanut Candy Gum Vending Biz in Winters
Texas Kand y Kompany offers a peanut candy and gum vending business in Winters with a good income for 6 to 8 hours weekly. Total price 1238 dollars cash. Contact 1327 Bassc Rd San Antonio TX 78212 or call 314to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Kandy Kompany
Bassc Rd
San Antonio
Tex
Open meetings bill faces amendments in four hour Senate hearing
The four hour hearing before the Senate Jurisprudence Committee heard school board and university regents propose changes. Senator Chet Brooks of Pasadena viewed most amendments as good faith attempts to make the bill workable. Media representatives also suggested edits. The measure advanced to a sub committee as Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby, who attended part of the hearing, expressed hope for Senate passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Jurisprudence Committee
School Board
University Regents
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Bill Hobby
Senate
Newsmen's Privilege Bill Set for March 15 Hearings
Hearings on the free flow of information bill, commonly called the newsmen's privilege bill, are scheduled for March 15 at 2 p.m. in the Lieutenant Governor's committee room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Governor's Committee
Federal probes touch Texas lawmakers and officials
Treasury Department agents questioned multiple Texas lawmakers about state government, bank charters, water districts, and bidding on contracts amid talk of a corruption task force. Some lawmakers described the inquiries as serious, others as a fishing expedition, with attacks recalled on past SEC cases and a 1969 bribery conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Texas
House
Treasury
John Hill
Oscar Maury
Dallas
Robert Gammage
Houston
Lane Denton
Waco
Mauzy
R. R. Caldwell
Louisiana
Harris County
Securities and Exchange Commission
Gus Mutscher
Briscoe Backs Bill to Remove Habitual Offenders in Texas
Governor Briscoe endorses legislation approved by the Texas Association of Insurance Agents to revoke licenses of drivers with four major violations or 12 moving violations in five years. The measure also imposes felony fines and probation for habitual offenders who drive without licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briscoe
Texas
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
Welfare Board seeks $57 million more for Texas programs
The State Board of Public Welfare requests $57 million more in state funds than the Legislative Budget Board’s no tax plan. Officials warn cuts could endanger programs as federal funds are withheld. The board approved a $695 million state program for 1974, totaling about $1 billion, while the LBB proposal would cut welfare by about $150 million due to lost U.S. aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Public Welfare
Legislative Budget Board
Nixon Administration
Texas
Raymond Vowell
LBB
U. S
Comparative negligence bill advances in Texas House
A bill allowing accident victims to collect damages despite partial fault moves through the House despite warnings of higher insurance rates. The measure, backed by the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, would implement a comparative negligence system with juries assigning fault percentages. Governor Briscoe announced multiple appointments to state and regional boards, including Joe Christi to the State Board of Insurance and several others to civil appeals court and university boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Texas Trial Lawyers Association
House
Price Daniel Jr
Briscoe
Joe Christi
el Paso
State Board of Insurance
Senate
Ray Kilpatrick
Preston Smith
Brisco
Tom Coleman
Houston
First Court of Civil Appeals
Carmen Hicks
Bandera
Bandera County
East Texas State University Board of Regents
R. B. McGowen Jr
Pecos
Pecos River Compact Commission
Cathy Ward
Austin
Nine Hundred Seek To Rewrite Texas Constitution Commission
A selection committee narrowed an initial pool of 990 nominees for a 37 member commission to draft constitutional reform. Officials reduced the list last week as the six ten officials work toward finalizing members, with recommendations due by November ahead of a January constitutional convention. Senate confirms Joe D. Carter's reappointment to the Texas Water Rights Commission.
Deer Weigh Shifts Noted in Panhandle Study
Parks and Wildlife Department reports 1972 73 deer data from 1800 whitetails show bigger bucks the farther from Central Texas. Edwards Plateau weights average 70 pounds, Panhandle bucks 1708 pounds, with does 49 to 71 pounds. Future data will gauge management effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
Edwards Plateau
Panhandle
Trans-Pecos
Legislature lauds Foreman as new world boxing champion
The Legislature paid special tribute to George Foreman of Houston as the new World heavyweight champion. Other actions included postponing Maj. Gen. Thomas Bishop as adjutant general, noting proposals by the National Water Commission could harm rural areas, and attorney general Hill's rulings on ad valorem tax exemptions for seniors and Grayson County budget changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Thomas Bishop
National Water Commission
Agriculture
John White
George Foreman
Houston
Hill
Senate
Texas
Grayson County
Illegal Oystering Nets Big Fines
Eight oyster boat crews were fined after game wardens A. G. Cook Ralph Bishop and B. J. Heitman found systering in Trinity Bay closed waters. Texas Health Department had shut some waters to protect oyster quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
A. G. Cook
Seabrook
Ralph Bishop
High Island
B. J. Heitman
Port Arthur
Trinity Bay
Texas Health Department
Unlawful Crew Faces Fines and Bonds in Texas Protest
In Winters Texas March 2 1973 wardens filed 23 citations for an unsuitable for human consumption issue. Nine pleaded guilty and paid fines totaling 2236.50 dollars. Fourteen crew members posted bonds totaling 3500 dollars.
The Enterprise Classifieds Sell Off Odds and Ends
Local classifieds announce a sale of miscellaneous items including odds and ends. Items vary in type and value, with buyers invited to browse and negotiate prices. Proceeds support the Enterprise community fund.
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Winters Flower Shop
Dial
Western Mattress Service
Nadine’s
North Church
Park Lane
School Business Office
Lake Brownwood
Brownwood
Itc
Bermuda
Ardean Kimmell
de Leon
Main Drug Co
Registry Service
Bahiman Jewelers
Wingate, Texas
R&h
Ford
Peddies
Daddy
American Cancer Society
West Pierce
M. L. Dobbins
Wood St
Tinkle St
Main
Winters Masonic Lodge
Jack Martin
Tfe
Nath White
Abilene
Acc Hill
Fireside
Mary Kurtz
Community Action Agency
Ite
Yard Weekly
Dorothy Bomar
Pat Warren
Floyd Street
No. Trinity
Roselane
Leon Springer
Winters
Floyd Sims
LOST
Raymond Jonas
Lady
Triple J
LaDola Bates
Ballinger Salvage Company
Cooke
Abilene Highway
Ace
Farah
AVON
Jeanette Chew
W. 12Th
Brady
Tinkle
Glenda Crenshaw Graham
Tooi
Dobbins
Luzier
Luzier Dynes
N. Rogers
Byron D. Jobe
Newsmen’s
State Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Joe D. Carter
Texas Water Rights Commis
Winters Fire & Supply Ack Sie Ee Bbhiek
Dan
Decker
Maryland Club Coffee
del Monte
Dror
Balkum
E. Truitt
LP Gas Service
Ontact
J.R. Sims & Sons
S. Main St
Winters, Texas
Friedrich Air Conditioners
J. J. Swatchsue
Jose de la Cruz
Lonnie Fowler
RUG & Carpet Cleaning
T. A. McMillan
Income Tax Service
Beulah Schaffrina
Riess Radio & TV
Mansell
Ballinger
North Main
J. R. Sims & Sons
John Sims
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