Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. [37], Ed. 1 Thursday, March 11, 1965 Page: 6 of 8
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SiTATE CAPITAL
Highlights
“Sidelights
hu Vern Sanford
MXAS Pitt IA I ION
*g* sludenU of undcrprlvi-
jthe average earnings of their own
I>arenU, and the wages he himself i
jmfrM ~*»«nnahlv wrwt (n e*m in
iihe day* immediately fu*jowing
*chuci.“*
I Furthermore Connaily noted, a
dii etiiy pai aliel pi oar am for po-
tential dropouts among college »tu-
I dents administered by Department
Health. Fdnrution and Welfare
ipays 7b cents an hour upward.
■Ml (,f Rapreaentatives ai>-
InlntMlod
Gov. John Connaily reived iiot-fl5 lioui* a week* around school* ifiod U did not inleud to criticize
Ace on the Ud3. Labor Department
he doesn’t like its directives that
unskilled high school student* in
War on Poverty program Jobs must
and public agencies to youngsters the President or hi* Wai on I*o
16-21 who are on the verge of be- verty Program.
coming high school drop-outs he-| < gmrrftnating Hoard Approved
|P«f a'
cause of financial difficutieii. Fsder- Gov Connaily t
njra.ier unc
creation
be paid more tlian some of their al Kovemmem pays 90 per cent of ect of the session
T—Tc— m-Ve 'IS. mtt »id *He toc«l p*Ht*fpel*BP re"'"rf-.i 11 I’’r rl 1
Connelly needled by an nnnsm-lonits 10 per cent Bui next year board to auiiervise all aspects of
ad Labor Dwartnatf official, in met will he shared SO-SO. higher otroeation in Texm. owvpt.
dlgnantiy denied he is soittiinp the Connaily spoke out agagist the
new Nciffhboihoud YouU. Cuip.!1 abor Department ruling that gtu
' ‘ 25 an hour.
Job project. But he has mad.' clear dents must be paid *1.5
he won't approve applications ofj1*1* federal minimum wage.
■ome 23 local school districts foil Th'" 23 districts before
perticipetion in the program until U12 was announced, proposed to pay
he is sure they know what the.v,rales ra“K“>* <™m Hie to *1.20 an
ere gettting into. hour. Originally, the labor Depart.
NYC offers part-time Jobe <10-|ment had noticed the districts that
--| wage* •‘should be a little below the
I .res ailing entry rates for inexperi-
enced woikcrs in similar oecupa
lions."
The *1 25 older came out after
applications were filed.
"This action" piutested Connaily,
'would place local school districts
in the awkward and unrealistic po-
sition of paying inexperienced
I
jifflfc •
M
I!
NABORS INSURANCE AGENCY
through both houses of the Legis-
lature with the speed of a bine
norther
Legislators who opposed it
and there were only a few had'pitals Ufoie Use ieal leason lor
as much charve ol stopping it a- their illness was discovered, they
they would have of forestalling a,said. At present there is no known
gathering storm. antidote to the poison except time
After being guided through ttirj Medical Aid named Strati
Bouse by Rep Dick Cory, Vlctoria|designed to quickly pa
MAN ON ,\ POLE The camera caught this man when
he was doing some work round the squuit*. Can you
guess what it is he is doing?
GB 3-?2U9
KMORT, TEXAS
the bill va u.> picket! up by j>en
of Hryitn in th#* Soniito
where it went through without an
amendment and was pa sited on
the governor for signing,
Connaily has until September
to choose the 18 members of the
board. They will replace the Texa-
Commission on Higher Education
and will take on the task of di
reeling all higher education insti
tutions from junioi i-uliego
through the university systems
The board will dec ide wnat cour
s are to be offered by each
hp u-ed to gam support for Connal
ly's long range graduated pey bill
whi.h they claim gives them far
Strategy less t^an W^a‘TT1ont^ *
a medial rn>vs,he'b,'artli , ai#e propose
MStfUno.* bill a* soon as Congress
passes its evjw* **rt n«^v legislation
has been amioun* e<l : >\ Ki p <’hui -
les Wilson of Lufkin Hi is snoaior *** ** «lven *uthorrtv to levy local
' *1 a HCXI ■ . i • ‘ ul* lu P*"
i mes Ask Hales Tex Sfwkf**-
men for cities urged a legislative
'ummittee to recommend that cit
1 Mills pa>inenU to elderly person,
t on old-age pensions.
Wilson asked a House UorrmiUe*
report out his tail quickly so
it could be parsed on the floor and
*ent to the Senate. A Senate bill
will not be considered until
federal legislation is emoted
said, in this way, the Senate ver
oitilerw vote approval
elections
They said they have gone about
__ far as tliey can with lalainu
property taxes and need additional I
sources of revenue to provide nec-|
cssary services.
Union representative* argued
there still is plenty of mileage left
sthution
sion can authorize participation in in property t**x. Also a local sales
given
mo»t the new federal plans and the de
far-reaching autr.orKy granted by
Legislature since the Radioed
m. was authuruKd to grant
railroad permits Present college
uua cau la* woiaed out to the sal
isfaction of House mciuim* in a
conference committee
Did
d age pensRjoers already
de for help on their medical
CO. LIVESTOCK
OR. 3-2812
Try Emery With Tour
Next Lood of Cattle
SALE EACH TUESDAY
'Where Friend* Meet"
I pc:
of regent will continue to 'hgibli
sei-ve But they will be responsi. |bill» througn th* federal-state pro-
ble to the new overall roordinsting|Xr*m
board. lAqiwr, Kamu BUI Hewing! Set
Another of the governor’s edu-, Hors* racing and "small bottles
i-ation plans, to replace 12 sepa-ilKJuor bills are expected to turn
rate boards of regents which gov uul sl«re of the biggest crowds at*
_ VII. me ns state colleges and uni-i‘*k»>a!!ve i.eanngs tins month *
| The bill by Hep
of Brownsville to legalire
tax would hit little people harder
and iightrn the lead tn those moetl
able to pay.
In House revenue and tax com-
sreji.utlee licanng at same time, to
barro spokesmen said a bill to ra.se
the cigarette tax a penny a pack
would be a serious blow to them
Both WUs went to a subcommit.
JOEL W.
Insurance -
RtdMWiai Legislators fit
sample of public views on coo
yisssMunai situ teg -Mauve reaisvntv
J versifies with three boards of uni-i The bill by Rep. Maurice Pipkin ,n* during a four how public hoar
part
| introduced when the coordinating U*1 betting on hore r*« will
versity systems, had not yet been,'
arinsut.
board plan was adopted. ilieard by House State Adairs Com-
Some legislators feel that titeWltee on March 29
ystem board plan may have ser Edinburg Sen, Jim Bates' bill to °®d met
lived to lessen the opposition to the.permit the sale of Hv.-.,nn.v boiUesibusrter
I coordinating bosrd particularly!,>f liquor by restaurants will get
ing before the House Districts Com-
mittee
expected they rtidn t get
much help since every plan advan-
opposition from every
House committee members heard
HOOD FUNERAL
I Honor All Md PoHd|
Louise Hood
HARDWARE — LUMBER — n*d
Oxygon Equipped Ambuloncaj
DAT PHONE CR 1-9FU NIGHT M
COMM. CO.
EMORY, TEXAS
| among representatives from the bearing befoi* Senate juriapru
olleges whose beard would bc-dmee committee on March 16.
[abolished. | San Antonio Ren V K iRed>
Pesticide PrnSmted — A chr^i Heccc has introduced a proponed
I poison used against loaches endjCOT1stitutional amendment of
| rats in ma..y homes and in gram °*',i to logahxe horse racing on
lengthy testimony on four congres-
sional reappo-tionment prettosal-
EUBANK & CO. FUNERAL HOME
raorr. tkxab
OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE
SEFV’GE
DAY OR NIOHT PHONE
CoO Collect LY 8-2242
FUNERAL SRRYICE INSURANCE
J storage bins and warehouses can
| |^ltN of hair and mental dls
turbanecs pnysicUns testified In
• committee hearing. In heavy counties
doses, it can kill a person or leave
his mentally incompetent they said
lorn) option lusts in Bexar. Cam
eron. Dallas Hidalgo. Harris. Gal-
veston. M'dland. Tarrant and Wehh
Only teacher pay raises attract
more mail to lawmakers than pari-
Doctors appeared at a publi" mutual wagering and liquor-by
hearing on a hill which would out
the sale, use or poasessiou vf there's strong support on. as well
based on thallium com
They said the poison can take el
upon even the very brief ex
as opposition to. both pro post ions
-Npendlag" Rule Hew Hen
Tightening 01 a joint House-Senate
rule banning consideration of
iures and that As symptoms are gle-|iurpo»e spending measures
herd to diagnose. Some
lhave been interned in menial
exviHng -
spring fashion
A Week patent pump
turn* into exciting spring
fgihon The young look to set off
biil.ienl prints, colorful wools,
pastel silks.
BONE CALF or
p
ahead of the general appropriations
bill may mean the difference in
the type of pay raise teachers get
(his year.
Senators adopteu 22-9 a "oompro
miss'' version making the provi
sions of a stricter House-passed
Joint Rule 9-A eflective only dur-
ing the tint iAi day* wniv
slon. The House iS expected to
gree.
Opponents say the rule still w*U
black patent
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Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. [37], Ed. 1 Thursday, March 11, 1965, newspaper, March 11, 1965; Emory, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth834694/m1/6/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rains County Library.