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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
6
Public notice outlines a proposed constitutional amendment on an election ballot. It addresses worker compensation insurance for employees and related policies. counties will vote on the amendment this November. Voters will be asked to approve or reject the measure as it affects insurance requirements.
A constitutional amendment proposed for Texas ballots on November 6 1912 would authorize a levy to fund hospital facilities heat relief and other care services. The measure outlines eligibility taxation limits and submission to voters in specified counties and districts with the legislature and governor overseeing the process.
Historical OCR fragment shows a ballot measure about a water development plan by the Texas Water Development Board. It references bonds, contracts, renewal provisions, and authorization for funds for storage and operation. The text mentions election timing and amendment to the Texas Constitution.
The text describes a proposed public constitutional amendment on November 6 regarding the rights and powers of natives and residents, referencing the state of Illinois and St. Phe Gatto County. It outlines the process for adoption, legislative submission, and the requirement for a majority vote, detailing sections about petitions, county involvement, and effective dates.
Fragmentary notice describes an amendment ballot timing and publication requirements for Texas elections. It references the governor and the anticipated November 1862 election and notes the amendment's publication in the manner and duration required by the constitution.
Vague text outlines a 1962 general election vote on a constitutional amendment authorizing construction and financing of two hospital districts in Brazoria County and related school district financing. It references home for the new Tituaet County and ongoing district governance subject to state law.
Public notice summarizes a Texas House Joint Resolution proposing Section added to Article 1X to empower the Legislature to authorize creation and operation of hospital districts across counties with taxes and bonds for construction maintenance and equipment. It notes district boundaries funding and that districts must meet constitutional protections and that amendment will be published.
Fragmented text outlines a proposed amendment to the state constitution ballot, referencing a November 6 1982 election and a provision related to disability status and rehabilitation. The readable parts mention a pollack amount and a legislature action to consider permanent disability criteria.
A long, garbled notice outlines an amendment to Article VII of the Texas Constitution to add a section protecting school taxes in independent school districts from abrogation after boundary changes, requiring a statewide vote and detailing how levies persist through consolidations or annexations. It states that taxes voted for maintaining public schools in affected districts shall not be canceled or invalidated by boundary changes and outlines submission to voters and the governor's proclamation.
Fragmented OCR of a ballot measure about amendments to state constitution sections. It references the Texas? legislature, elections, trials, and changes to court or amendment processes, with unclear wording and multiple garbled phrases.
Fragmentary text outlines a proposed Article III amendment for a 1982 election, detailing the process for approval, the Governor’s proclamation, and the continuity of state government. It references Senate joint resolutions and a vote to be held, with emphasis on constitutional changes and periods of government during emergencies.
A garbled public notice outlines a proposed constitutional ballot amendment. It mentions Section 5, Article I, and changes to the governor and veterans sale provisions, with unsold funds to be altered or resold. The text references the legislature and the state of Texas.
Fragmentary OCR shows section about constitutional amendment, salary restrictions for officers and officials, and alignment with federal forces. Mentions National Guard, Navy, Marine Corps, and public school board subdistricts. Emphasizes governor’s role in proclamation and legislative processes amid legal phrasing.
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