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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1968

Page

2

Texas Legislature Eyes 125 Million Sales Tax Boost

State legislators plan to return to Austin on June 4 to finalize the budget and push a new 125 million dollar sales tax package, mostly funded by higher rate from two to three percent and local option procedures. Gov Connally hints at liquor-by-the-drink reforms and broader liquor law revisions alongside tax measures.

Austin John Connally Connally

Texas Supreme Court Rolls In On Mass Picketing Ban

Texas high court affirms lower court rulings upholding a law banning mass picketing in labor disputes. It also rules Mexican strike banners in a Laredo dispute should not be enjoined. The court discusses voter registration applications and damages for survivors in interstate accidents. An Abilene man to receive full trial in a $185000 medical mail practice suit. Mair Schepps granted new trial. Third Court of Civil Appeals upholds denial of a $98626 sales tax refund to a New York firm.

Texas Supreme Court High Court Intermediate Court Court of Civil Appeals Laredo Texas Supreme Court Court of Criminal Appeals Mair J. Schepps Third Court of Civil Appeals New York

Texas Draft Quota Trimmed Ahead of July Call

Texas draft quota for June falls from 1416 to 961 under Lt Gen Hershey order. National Army quota reduced to 20 000 from 29 500. May call up 2233 to aid Marine Corps and Army. 8500 to examining stations next month. Speir named acting director of Texas DPS succeeding the late Homer Garrison Jr. veteran of 25 years state police service.

Texas Selective Service Morris S. Schwartz Lewis B. Hershey Army Department of Defense Marine Corps Texas Public Safety Commission Wilson E Pat) Speir Texas Department of Public Safety Speir Col Homer Garrison Jr DPS Garrison Gilmer East Texas State College Commerce Harmony High School

Campaign Costs Top Spenders in the Governor Race

Briscoe leads campaign spending in the governor race with large contributions from major donors and committees. The report lists top spenders and tracks fundraising totals across the race, highlighting where money flowed and which groups backed the candidacy.

Dolph Briscoe

Attorney General Rules On Recounts And Bids

The Attorney General says school boards may order a trustee election recount when defeat was under five percent of votes even if a district court orders a recount under another law. He also states Bee County commissioners must seek competitive bids for an electronic voting system over two thousand dollars.

Starr County Crawford Martin Martin Bee County

Texas Railroad Commission tightens oil allowables again

The Texas Railroad Commission cut statewide oil allowances for the third month running to 45.2 percent of potential, capping production at 3,485,366 barrels daily. May had 3,512,874 barrels with a 45.7 percent factor. buyers nominated 3,025,126 barrels daily for June, down 46,143 from May, per Bureau of Mines forecasts. A runoff campaign between Lt. Gov. Preston Smith and Don Yarborough gains little voter interest. Also, an East Texas field order caps transfer of oil allowances.

Texas Railroad Commission Bureau of Mines Preston Smith Don Yarborough Smith Yarborough Short Snorts Railroad Commission East Texas

Texas anglers cited for missing license in 1967 fines

Parks and Wildlife cites 3,866 Texas anglers for no fishing license with fines from 10 to 100 dollars. State Securities Board issued permits to 74 corporations to sell 105.8 million dollars in securities last month, up 61 million from April 1967.

Texas Parks & Wildlife Department State Securities Board

How to remove food stains from cotton upholstery

When faced with drippy ice cream on new cotton upholstery, scrape excess with a dull knife. Gently rub the stained area with a sponge dipped in a mild detergent solution, then wipe with a dry terry cloth towel.

Reversible Bath Mats Meld Two Cotton Mats

Create longer wearing bath mats by sewing two cotton terry cloth mats together back to back. Use coordinated patterns with one solid and one floral print for a versatile pair.

Candidates for State Representative in 64th District

The Enterprise announces candidates for the Democratic primary on May 4. Everett J. Grindstaff of Runnels County and Lynn Nabers of Brown County seek the State Representative seat for the 64th District.

Everett J. Grindstaff Runnels County Lynn Nabers Brown County

Dallas Couple Visited by Ander Son Family

From Dallas Mr and Mrs Bobby Anderson visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs B S Anderson at Cotton.

Dallas Bobby Anderson 8S. T. Anderson

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