1-1                                   AN ACT
 1-2     relating to designating the Texas State Technical College System
 1-3     extension center in the city of Marshall as a campus of  the
 1-4     system.
 1-5           BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
 1-6           SECTION 1.  Section 135.02(a), Education Code, as amended by
 1-7     Section 3, Chapter 359, Acts of the 73rd Legislature, Regular
 1-8     Session, 1993, is amended to read as follows:
 1-9           (a)  The Texas State Technical College System is composed of:
1-10                 (1)  a system office located in the city of Waco in
1-11     McLennan County;
1-12                 (2)  a campus located in the city of Amarillo in Potter
1-13     County;
1-14                 (3)  a campus located in the city of Harlingen in
1-15     Cameron County;
1-16                 (4)  a campus located in the city of Sweetwater in
1-17     Nolan County;
1-18                 (5)  a campus [an extension center] located in the city
1-19     of Marshall in Harrison County;
1-20                 (6)  a campus located in the city of Waco in McLennan
1-21     County;
1-22                 (7)  extension centers in the city of Brownwood in
1-23     Brown County and the city of Abilene in Taylor County and an
1-24     extension program offered through a rural technology center in the
 2-1     city of Breckenridge in Stephens County; and
 2-2                 (8)  other campuses assigned to the system from time to
 2-3     time by specific legislative Act.
 2-4           SECTION 2.  Section 62.021(a), Education Code, is amended to
 2-5     read as follows:
 2-6           (a)  Each fiscal year, an eligible institution is entitled to
 2-7     receive an amount allocated in accordance with this section from
 2-8     funds appropriated by Article VII, Section 17(a), of the
 2-9     Constitution of Texas.  The comptroller of public accounts shall
2-10     distribute funds allocated under this subsection only on
2-11     presentation of a claim and issuance of a warrant in accordance
2-12     with Section 403.071, Government Code.  The comptroller may not
2-13     issue a warrant from any funds allocated under this subsection
2-14     before the delivery of goods or services described in Section 17,
2-15     Article VII, Texas Constitution, except for the payment of
2-16     principal or interest on bonds or notes.  The allocation of funds
2-17     under this subsection is made in accordance with an equitable
2-18     formula consisting of the following elements:  space deficit,
2-19     facilities condition, institutional complexity, separate
2-20     allocations for medical units and the Texas State Technical College
2-21     System, and an additional allocation for Texas Southern University
2-22     for compliance with the Texas Desegregation Plan.  The amounts
2-23     allocated by the formula are as follows:
2-24     $ 5,572,558    East Texas State University including East Texas
2-25                    State University at Texarkana;
2-26     $ 9,468,548    Lamar University including Lamar University at
2-27                    Orange and Lamar University at Port Arthur;
 3-1     $ 2,862,203    Midwestern State University;
 3-2     $20,217,740    University of North Texas;
 3-3     $10,174,500    The University of Texas--Pan American and The
 3-4                    University of Texas at Brownsville;
 3-5     $ 6,468,273    Stephen F. Austin State University;
 3-6     $ 3,640,000    University of North Texas Health Science Center at
 3-7                    Fort Worth;
 3-8     $23,181,556    Texas State University System Administration and the
 3-9                    following component institutions: Angelo State
3-10                    University; Sam Houston State University; Southwest
3-11                    Texas State University; Sul Ross State University
3-12                    including Uvalde Center;
3-13     $ 8,199,288    Texas Southern University (includes allocation of
3-14                    $1,000,000 for compliance with Texas Desegregation
3-15                    Plan);
3-16     $16,887,085    Texas Tech University;
3-17     $ 7,735,000    Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center;
3-18     $ 6,849,160    Texas Woman's University;
3-19     $37,726,969    University of Houston System Administration and the
3-20                    following component institutions: University of
3-21                    Houston; University of Houston--Victoria; University
3-22                    of Houston--Clear Lake; University of
3-23                    Houston--Downtown;
3-24     $12,167,120    Texas A&M University--Corpus Christi; Texas A&M
3-25                    International University; Texas A&M
3-26                    University--Kingsville; West Texas A&M University;
3-27                    and
 4-1     $ 3,850,000    Texas State Technical College System Administration
 4-2                    and the following component campuses, but not its
 4-3                    extension centers or programs: Texas State Technical
 4-4                    College-Amarillo; Texas State Technical
 4-5                    College-Harlingen; Texas State Technical
 4-6                    College-Marshall; Texas State Technical
 4-7                    College-Sweetwater; Texas State Technical
 4-8                    College--Waco.
 4-9           SECTION 3.  Sections 135.02(d) and (e), Education Code, are
4-10     repealed.
4-11           SECTION 4.  This Act takes effect September 1, 1999.
4-12           SECTION 5.  The importance of this legislation and the
4-13     crowded condition of the calendars in both houses create an
4-14     emergency and an imperative public necessity that the
4-15     constitutional rule requiring bills to be read on three several
4-16     days in each house be suspended, and this rule is hereby suspended.
         _______________________________     _______________________________
             President of the Senate              Speaker of the House
               I certify that H.B. No. 1049 was passed by the House on March
         25, 1999, by a non-record vote.
                                             _______________________________
                                                 Chief Clerk of the House
               I certify that H.B. No. 1049 was passed by the Senate on May
         26, 1999, by a viva-voce vote.
                                             _______________________________
                                                 Secretary of the Senate
         APPROVED:  _____________________
                            Date
                    _____________________
                          Governor