Constitutional Amendment Five on Texas Ballot HJR61
Public notice details proposed Texas constitutional amendment HJR61 to set legislature salaries and per diem caps. Includes Section 24 changes for annual salary up to 8400 dollars, per diem up to 12 dollars, and mileage limits, with a November 1968 election date and ballot wording for and against approved.
Constitutional amendment on Dallas County road bonds vote
Public notice describes proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Four SJR37 to allow Dallas County to issue road bonds with only a majority of resident property taxpayers voting and not count past bonds toward the debt limit. Ballot language specifies FOR and AGAINST positions. Election set for the first election after the first Monday in November 1968.
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State OF
Texas
Dallas County
Texas Senate Joint Resolution 14 proposes revenue bonds for industrial development
Public notice states SJR14 would add Section 52a to Article III authorizing counties cities and towns to issue revenue bonds for industrial development with bonds repaid from revenues other than tax receipts and utility or service revenues. The governor will issue the proclamation and the amendment will be published as required by law.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Six on Ballot SJR 24 Texas
Public notice describes Proposition six on the Texas ballot amending Section 2-a of Article 8 to allow the Legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation equipment or improvements on real property that reduce air or water pollution if capital investment meets state standards, with legislative anticipatory authority noted.
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State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Proposal on Public Warehousing Tax Exemption
Public note describes a proposed constitutional amendment regarding ad valorem tax exemptions for merchandise in public warehouses held by bailee. It outlines six month holding limits, out-of-state destination requirements, and inspection of warehouse records. The document notes submission at a qualifying election and outlines voting on the amendment.
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State OF Texas
Constitutional Amendment Eighth Proposed in Texas
The measure amends Section 21 of Article 16 of the Texas Constitution to require all stationery and printing be contracted to the lowest bidder, with exceptions for proclamations and printing by the Texas School for the Deaf and paper for the Judicial Department. It also bans any government member or officer from benefiting from such contracts.
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State OF Texas
Texas School For the Deaf
Judicial Department
Constitutional Amendment Fourteen on Ballot HJR22
Public notice outlines proposed Texas constitutional change Amending Section 18 to restrict legislators from holding other civil offices or contracts during their term and setting ineligibility rules with final wording to be printed on ballots and implemented if approved by voters.
Constitutional Amendment Eleven on Ballot HJR60 El Paso Tarrant
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment Eleven HJR60 Section 64 allowing consolidation of government offices and functions within El Paso or Tarrant Counties. It requires election approval by voters in each affected subdivision and permits inter subdivision contracting for government functions under state law.
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State OF Texas
el Paso
Tarrant
Constitutional Amendment Three On Ballot Texas UT Investment
Public notice details a proposed constitutional amendment to Section 11a Article VII allowing the UT Board of Regents to invest the Permanent University Fund in US government securities and specific stock categories with limits. It outlines eligibility, voting stock caps, dividend history, and exchange listing requirements, plus a self executing effective provision and a legislative note. A vote of FOR or AGAINST the amendment is requested at the first Tuesday in 1968.
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State OF Texas
Board of Regents of
University of Texas
United States
University of Texas System
Securities and Exchange Commission
Board of Regents
University Board of Reg
University of Tain
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