Legislature sets broad tax hikes in amended HB 730
Amendment of substance attaches a half cent a gallon diesel tax to equal the gasoline levy. HB 730 calls for a four percent sales tax, four percent MV sales tax, four
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
2
Amendment of substance attaches a half cent a gallon diesel tax to equal the gasoline levy. HB 730 calls for a four percent sales tax, four percent MV sales tax, four
The State Supreme Court agreed to hear whether district attorneys may file multiple suits to block stores from using devices to evade Texas Sunday closing laws. The decision follows a split ruling involving West Lake Hills incorporation and other varied opinions from the High Court.
Agriculture Commissioner J C White reports a dramatic rise in Texan breeding swine and beef cattle exports in Q1 1971 with swine up 240 percent and beef cattle up 140 percent. Mexico remains top export market among 20 countries. Atmospherics Inc received a hail suppression permit for Plainview area from May to October and about 550 backers funded 128600 dollars. no evidence linked to rainfall reduction.
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes warns Medicaid spending could bankrupt Texas and proposes trimming the bill by 25 to 30 percent for 1972 73. Measures include time limits on welfare hospital stays, cap on room costs, a fixed physician fee schedule, and a private insurance style benefit plan. Governor Smith pushes federal release of more than 3.2 million in BOA funds for park projects while challenging federal delay for partisan reasons. Larger grants including 731300 for McKinney Falls State Park are held up. Mustang Island park purchase 2100000 remains blocked by court action. Also signed into law are new road rules harmonizing Texas with other states and a hurricane tornado disaster insurance pool. Parks and Wildlife aims to expand the either sex deer season from four to 24 counties.
The Bethany Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church met at the Milliorns home for a monthly social and business gathering. Mrs. Milliorn chaired, with opening prayer by Mrs. Tierce. Roll call cited Bible verses and reports were given by Secretary Mrs. Clark and Treasurer Mrs. Irvin.
The North Runnels Cancer Society reports the Crusade raised $2059.00 toward a $1700.00 goal as week end contributions are anticipated. Society members call it one of the most successful campaigns and thank volunteers and contributors for support.
Eighth grade leaders for next year include Dana Davis as head cheerleader Emily McKnight as assistant head and Cincy Seals as junior co leader with Donna Marks as alternate. Seventh grade nominees are Lisa Bedford and Sherri Curbo with Susan Williams as alternate.
Mrs. Ray Figueroa of Douglas Arizona and her husband Ray ride a motorcycle daily to Cochise College in Douglas where he studies and she handles the books. They began as an economy measure and find the ride faster and enjoyable though weather dependent. Their four year old daughter approves the venture.
Seventy three members of Winters High School 1971 senior class will spend Senior Day at Six Flags Over Texas on Friday. They will travel by chartered bus in the morning and return by evening. Sponsors accompanying the group include Mrs. Richard Bauer Miss Nancy Grundy and Cliff Poe.
Winters City Council on Monday night approved raising prices for uncurbed cemetery lots at Lakeview Cemetery from 35 to 50 dollars each. The cemetery sits north of Winters along U S 83 and is city owned.
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