Texas Ballot Includes 14 Constitutional Amendments
Austin lists the proposed amendments for the November 7 1972 election. Included are four year terms for major officials and various financial and equality measures. The order covers raises for legislators, a convention call, veteran and widow exemptions, tax limits for elderly homeowners, equal rights, and funding changes for schools and state bonds.
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For Sale Day Papers in San Angelo
Advertisement offers day papers delivered bright and early from the San Angelo Standard Times. Contact Mrs. D. J. Kirkham at 754-4891 for service.
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Weldon Minzenmayer
John Middleton
Winters
San Angelo
Orr Wins SDEC Chair Post In Tight Dallas Vote
At a Dallas meeting the State Democratic Executive Committee chose Roy Orr 39, mayor of DeSoto, as chairman over John C. White by 32 to 30. Orr replaces Dr. Elmer Baum and pledges unity for upcoming elections. Gov. Smith named Dan S. Petty as his executive assistant, and several others were reappointed or named to university and state boards. The state high court affirmed limits on city council service for state employees. A UT Permian Basin campus land dispute, vending machine prohibitions, and a Refugio County sheriff case were among the other actions noted. Disaster unemployment benefits were authorized for tropical storm Fern-impacted South Texas counties.
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Orr
White
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Austin
Dan S. Petty
Texarkana
Smith
Ollie A. Green
University of Houston Board of Regents
J. Davis Armistead
Lubbock
Robert Lee Grainger
Mack H. Hannah Jr
Houston
James A. Elkins Jr
State Supreme Court
High Court
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University of Texas
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Third Court of Civil Appeals
Refugio County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas Employment Commission
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San Patricio
Jim Wells
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Starr
Willacy
Jim Hogg
Live Oak
Calhoun
U. S. Labor Department
Lone Star Gas Co Eighth Straight Earnings Peak
Lone Star Gas reports record 12 month earnings of 2.15 per share up 9 percent from 1.97 with net income 31.6 million on revenues of 262.9 million. W. C. McCord cites warm 1970 71 heating season cooler months and higher oil gas liquids prices as drivers and forecasts 12 percent earnings rise for year ending December 31. The quarter shows progress on resource position and three expansion moves.
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Dallas
Texas
Lone Star Gas Company
W. C. McCord
McCord
Texas and national notices from state agencies and awards
The bulletin lists unemployment insurance and training act details with 45 dollars weekly for 26 weeks, storm disaster criteria, and job loss. It notes Texas Railroad Commission oil production cuts, a November limit of 3.28 million barrels daily, and a 31.5 million bond offering for veterans land loans. It covers Volpe highway penalty appeal, reapportioning deadlines, college enrollments, land leases, beautification awards, pink bollworm threats, and court bailiff clarifications. It ends with two new board appointments and a quote on laughter.
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Texas
U. S
John A. Volpe
Federal Trust Fund
Volpe
Get Involved conservationist urges districts at assembly
Clyde W. Graham of Temple told a McAllen meeting of 31st annual statewide soil and water conservation district directors that conservation districts can make vast environmental contributions. He urged districts to provide scientific data to urban planners and noted erosion and pollution problems tied to unsuitable land use.
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Clyde W. Graham
Temple
McAllen
Runnels County Soil and Water Conservation District
SCS
Graham
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Soil and Water Conservation District
Texas
Birth Notice for Tammy Ann Grenwelge in Gulfport
Mr and Mrs B M Grenwelge Jr of Baytown announce the birth of daughter Tammy Ann on October 6 at Gulfport Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs B M Grenwelge Sr and Mr and Mrs Wesley Hord of Winters. Mrs Hord returned from Baytown after a week with relatives.
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B. M. Grenwelge Jr
Baytown
Tammy Ann
Gulfport Hospital
B. M. Grenwelge Sr
Wesley Hord
Winters
Man Contemplates Trade of Experience for Wealth
A reflecting individual muses on trading decades of know how for a comfortable retirement. The idea contrasts value earned through experience with the price of securing ease in later years.
Free breakfast program curtailed by TEA funding limits
A Texas Education Agency spokesman says the free breakfast program for school children is underfunded this year. TEA could not add new schools, about 115 were turned away, while participation rose from 298 in September to 474 in May. Schools receive 15 cents per breakfast or the meal cost, whichever is lower, under USDA allocations.
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Texas Education Agency
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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