The Howe Enterprise (Howe, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 3, 1975 Page: 2 of 6
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THE HOWE ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975 PAGE TWO
SrfTATE CAPITAL
•Highlights
Sidelights
AND
Lwrejlll Dy Lyndeii Williams
I t X A S PtISS AS sot IA I ION
AUSTIN — Gov. Dolph
Briscoe’s veto of 136 college
building projects i which he
estimatedwould cost more
than $1 billioni may he the
subject of a court case.
University of, Texas
Board of Regents Chairman .
Allan Shivers said l T re-
gents will defy the veto and
go ahead with at least two of
the rejected projects.
Shivers claims the veto is
unconstitutional He said
the attorney general long
ago held the governor can-
not veto appropriat urns hill
riders which do no call for
specific expenditures
^ Tin* chairman further
contends that UT projects
will he financed with con-
stitutional funds which
cannot he controlled by an
act of the legislature.
Briscoe maintains that
UT, like other schools, musi
get College Coordinating
Board approval of its con-
struction projects under a
new law or specific legis-
lative approval He voted
the projects., in the first
place, because he inter-
preted 'them as an effort to
bypass the new statute by a
subterfuge prior -legislative
approval through- the ap-
propriations riders.
State Comptroller Bob
Bullock has indicated he
will approve none of the l T
building project vouchers in
controversy without an at-
torney general’s opinion. It
has-been hinted regents
may seek a declaratory
judgement in-court to/up-
1 hold their position.
Campaign Begins
Campaign for adoption of
the proposed new state con-
v stitution November 4 al-
ready is shaping up.
Former Texas Supreme
Court Chief -Justice Robert
W. CalVert will lead the
drive for yo-ter support.
Top officials who are sup-
porting the new chatter in-
clude Ft. tiov. Bill Hobby.
House Speaker Bill
Clacton. Atty. (Jen. -John
Hill and Supreme Foup
Chlet J list ice -Joe (ireenhill.
C.overnor Briscoe did not
attend the initial meetingto
kick' off campaign plans. He
made clear later that he has
not made up his mind
whether or not to support
thewevision. He has never
been a supporter of annual
legislative sessions; Briscoe
reminded. The new con-
stitution would provide for
annual legislative sessions.
It also would broaden pow-
ers of the governor consid-
erably.
Committee Recesses
A House committee
tu dying possible im-
peachment proceedings
against 229th District^
-Judge (> R Carrillo reces-
sed until -July 9 to allow its
staff time to catalogue, evi-
dence.
Chairman Rep. De Witt
Hale of Corpus Christi said
he is hopeful the committee
will complete its work and
vote on its recommenda-
tions by August.
If the committee recom-
mends impeachment, the
House will convene three
weeks later to hear the case.
Should the House vote arti-
cles of impeachment, the
Senate then must "try" the
ca.-e. A two-thirds majority
would he necessary to im-
peach.
Courts Speak
The State Supreme Court
upheld an intermediate
court judgment dissolving
an injunction by Judge O. P.
Carilfo against oil opera-
tions on the Clinton Manges
Duval County ranch.
The Court of Criminal
Appeals affirmed a life sen-
tence -given .a Farmdo
rancher in the 1972 shoot-
ing of five Mexican aliens on
his i ancli. v
A S.wCI.'Shh judgment for
a truck driver who was’dis-
abled v- hen he i an into a
tram on a foggy night wa>
upheld by the. Supreme
Court.
Truckers' $3*63.64 6
'breach of contract .- uit ver-
dict against the Houston
Chronicle was affirmed J>y
the Supreme! ourt .At issue
wa.J an agreement to trans-
port newspapers.
An Austin district judge
-topped Austin and Dallas
commercial colleges from
enrolling new students
until they refund $230,900
in tuitions to former stu-
dents. The judge also re-
strained an Indiana truck
driving school'from viola-
tions of the propriety school
act.
AG Opinions
Attv. Gen. -John Hill held
records on suspension or re-
vocation of alcoholic bever-
age licenses, except those -
excepted by statute. arc!
public and should be dis-
closed.
In other recent opinions,
IIiM concluded:
Imormation submitted to
the Board of Insurance to fix
workmen's com-peiisat ion
coverage rates is public.
An applicant for an occu-
pational driyer's license
must offer valid proof of
having an auto liability in-
surance policy.
A private club license'fee
can be paid under protest.
Texas Private Hmploy-
ment Agency Regulatory
Board can prescribe.fees for
private employment agen-
cies where an applicant
loses a job found for him in
30 days of employment.
BONNIE CATHEY. Mgr.
892-3051
S09 Frisco Road
Sherman, Texas
T. Foran of Amarillo, a citi-
zen member, as vice-
chairman.
William M. Rugeley of
San Marcos was designated
by Briscoe to serve as crimi-
nal district attorney for
Havs County.
Mike F. Frost of McAllen
was appointed to the Texas
Water Quality Board, suc-
ceeding Clvde Johnson of
San Antonio, who resigned.
Tom Me Furling of Austin is
interim Insurance Commis-
sioner.
John H. Garrett of Deer
Park was moved to a vac-
ancy on Texas Amusement
Machine Cornu - am
Major Gen. AV i 1 i mm .Alien
Harris of San Antonio
ceeds Dr. Billy Mac Jones of
San Marcos on the Texas
Historical Commission.
Shurt Snorts
Texas Department of
Public Safety estimated f>4_
traffic fatalities over the
Julv 4 weekend.
A major oil. gas and sul-
phur lease sale by the Gen-
eral"' Land OH ice is
scheduled for October . .
More than a third of
Texas senators have moved
into rented office .space in
Austin during a renovation
of their capital quarters’
Fourteen planning and
service areas in Texas re-
ceived $1 million for ser-
vices to the elderly.
Permits to sell $ 13.4 mill-
ion in securities in Tex-
as were filed with the State
Securities Board last week.
LAND ACT
On March 2, 1805, the Land
Act of 1805 extended U.S.
land surveys over the Louisi-
ana Purchase and authorized
penalties for squatters.
rr.
Hu
por'M.
The next time you get a break, you might consider the
origin of the word, which comes from the poolroom. At
the start of a game, the balls are racked up in triangular
formation. The first player “breaks,” and a good break
means he pockets some of the balls, a bad one means he
pockets none.
Appointments
Uvalde District Judge
Ross E. Doughty was ap-
pointed by Governor Bris-
coe to succeed State Sup-
reme Court Associate Jus-
tice Ruel C. Walker who res.-/
.igned after 21 years ser-,
vice.
Jack Woodley of Sabinal
will replace Doughty as
38th district judge.
Former State Rep. Terry
' Doyle of Port Arthur' was
named legal counsel to a
s pec i a 1 I eg is 1 a t i ve ;.m -
peachment study panel. '
Governor Briscoe named
members of the revamped
Texas Board of Health Re-
sources and selected Dr,
Robert D. Moreton of Hous-
ton chairman and William
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Camping skills
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HOWE, GRAYSON COUNTY TEXAS 75059
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Second Class Postage Part at Howe, Texas 75059
Member
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