Texas Education Agency Sets Two Year School Goals
Texas Education Agency leaders outline priority goals for public schools over the next two years with projected costs topping 362 million dollars. They emphasize implementing 1969 acts including teacher pay raises kindergarten and special education programs and expansion of technical vocational training.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Education Agency
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Texas Supreme Court To Hear Narcotics Case On Joint Jurisdiction
The Texas Supreme Court will hear January arguments on joint criminal and probate court jurisdiction under the mental health code in a narcotics case involving an attempt to commit a daughter to hospital for addiction treatment. Other recent actions include a $35,000 damage suit against Houston parents, a Houston Tour and Charter stop on out of city routes, retrial of a Wheel er County oil rig injury case, and rulings on tax and debt cases involving veterans land tracts and an Arizona carpet firm.
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Galveston Beach
Houston Tour and Charter Service Inc
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Wheeler County
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Texas
LAWMAKER AID CURBS URGED BY SUBCOMMITTEES
Subcommittees of a blue rib bon committee studying lawmakers duties responsibilities compensation and ethics begin formulating recommendations. Proposals include expanded publicity staff and a health or first aid station for the capitol. Another urged ending lawmakers lending their names to clients to delay trials. findings go to the full committee on December 9.
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Capitol
Gus Mutscher
Gov Preston Smith Names Judges And Officials In Texas
Governor Preston Smith names Clarence Guittard of Dallas as associate justice of the Fifth Court of Civil Appeals effective January 1. Claude Williams moves to chief justice. Fred Harless to 14th district judge. Robert E. Montgomery named 100th district judge, replacing Charles Reynolds. Charles Patterson to NATO briefing in Brussels November 23 24. Dallas Admiral Jordan named to Nimitz Museum Commission. M A Genaro of Dallas was named.
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Clarence A. Guittard
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Claude Williams
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Fred S. Harless
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Memphis
Robert E. Montgomery
Charles L. Reynolds
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Charles Patterson
Taylor and Round Rock
U. S. Department of State
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
Belgium
Cleaner Air Week Focuses on Pollution Hazards and Action
The health column explains air pollution dangers and the nationwide Cleaner Air Week October 25 to 31. Texas aims to form community and regional committees to raise awareness, promote cooperation, and empower individuals to curb emissions and protect the air supply amid health and economic costs.
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Texas State Department of Health
Air Pollution Control Division
Texas
State Railroad Commission Orders December Oil Allowable Cut
The commission reduces December statewide oil allowable to 83.5 percent of potential from 87.3 percent. Maximum daily crude is 3,815,992 barrels, down from 3,954,193. Ten buyers seek same or lower nominations. three request more. US Bureau of Mines forecasts 3,525,000 barrels daily demand. major purchasers nominate 3,425,531 barrels.
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Ten
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Harrison Couple Return From Mexico Trip With Group
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harrison and eight companions traveled by bus from the United States to Ojinaga and Chihuahua then by rail to Los Mochis and Topolobampo. They toured the Pancho Villa palace and met Villa's widow and Ethel Cook of Odessa before visiting Tarahumara country. They arrived home Friday, November 13.
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Mexico
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
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Villa
Ethel Cook
Odessa
Los Mochis
Topolobampa
Tarahumara
Texas Clean Air Act and Agency Powers Outlined
The 1965 Texas Clean Air Act prompted the creation of a Texas Air Control Board in 1966. The State Health Department enforces air regulations and can file lawsuits and seek injunctions against violators as part of its air control program.
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Texas
Texas Air Control Board
State Health Department
Want to Buy Item Classified Ad Request
Local reader seeks to purchase a specific item and inquires about placing a Wanted advertisement in the Enterprise Classifieds. Could include description, price range, contact method, and preferred time for pickup or delivery.
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Luther Black
Abilene
Tex
Enterprise
Oil Firms Pushed to Raise Crude Price 25 Cents
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes told the federal Office of Emergency Preparedness that two major oil companies planning a 25 cent per barrel crude price increase is completely justified. He argued petroleum reserves are lower than wartime levels and a price rise is mandatory to allow increases.
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Ben Barnes
Federal Office of Emergency Preparedness
Alteration Charges Taxable If Part Of Sale Says Comptroller
Comptroller Robert S. Calvert says alteration charges on clothing are taxable only when made as part of the sale at purchase. If the alteration is completed before customer accepts the garment, it is a taxable service. charges not part of a sale are not taxed.
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Robert S. Calvert
Calvert
State boards post January auto insurance rates
The State Board of Insurance posted new auto insurance rates effective in January after a Monday hearing. Attorney General Crawford C. Martin warned Mafia activities are reaching Texas and urged a wire tapping law to combat organized crime. The governor's traffic safety conference drew statewide participation as health officials report measles rise and polio cases. The Agriculture Department may pay a monthly consulting fee for a European marketing study. Cotton harvest stands 45 percent complete, 19 percent ahead of last year.
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Atty
Crawford C. Martin
Texas
State Health Department
Agriculture Department
Europe
When We People Agree on Everything
The quote argues unity in agreement is flawed and that goodwill remains the sole asset that competition cannot defeat or devalue. It emphasizes the value of positive intent over unanimous opinion in social and economic contexts.
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