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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1962
Page
6
Public notice outlines a joint resolution and ballot item for a constitutional amendment. It references the Workman's Compensation Insurance and requires placement on the ballot with designated voting procedures and machine use. The document notes publication and official action by state authorities.
The measure proposes bonds up to 200 million for state facilities storage and related projects. It outlines issuance details, uses proceeds to repay principal and interest, and requires legislative and governor action for adoption and proclamation.
The Texas Legislature proposes a voter ballot measure for a constitutional amendment regarding eligibility and benefits for state aid. The notice outlines residency, age, and income criteria for aid recipients and set amounts and limits, including funding and election timing. It cites approval by the governor and publication requirements.
A restored OCR fragment outlines Senate Joint Resolution No 1 proposing a constitutional amendment to authorize hospital districts in Hansford Hopkins and other counties. It details district bonds, tax provisions, and election procedures to submit the measure to voters on an upcoming Texas ballot.
Text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment with election timing and legislative powers. It references Texas governance, county zoning limits, and a governor's proclamation. The fragment discusses authorization of legislative action and the amendment’s placement on the ballot for the first Monday after November 1968. The source appears as a damaged OCR of a historical ballot measure.
A 1962 Texas legislative item outlines part of a proposed amendment to Article XVI of the Texas Constitution. The text refers to retirement and disability provisions, subagency and county subdivision authority, and a ballot action to ratify or approve the change.
Public notice details a proposed constitutional amendment to authorize creation of two hospital districts in Brazoria County including areas of West Columbia Damon and independent school districts. It outlines funding, tax rates, and bond provisions to support hospital facilities and district consolidation, with the measure to be voted on November 2, 1962.
Public notice covers Constitutional Amendment number five on the November 6 1982 ballot proposing creation of hospital districts within Texas districts boundaries and taxing provisions with limits on bond issues and no direct appropriation except as authorized by law. It outlines that after creation districts cannot levy certain bonds without approvals and details the governor's role in responding to the amendment. It notes positions of FOR and AGAINST and the election date.
A fragmented transcription discusses a constitutional amendment restricting state and out of state aid to individuals, setting annual limits on payments and declaring submission to voters in November 1868. It references Governor proclamations and enforcement under constitutional law.
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Thirteen on the ballot. It discusses adding Section 22 to Article VI of the Texas Constitution to protect existing tax levies in Dallas county from abrogation by district reorganizations, requiring elections for changes and detailing provisions for tax impact and district realignment.
The Texas Legislature outlines amendments to Article V of the State Constitution. It discusses non tax for maintenance of independent school districts, boundary changes, and ad valorem tax authority. The governor is to sign, with the measure becoming effective on passage.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number fourteen in 1982. It seeks to grant broader authority to courts by limiting actions or decisions of administrative state departments as the legislature deems necessary. The notice emphasizes the courts of Texas may review or restrict certain department actions.
The article proposes adding Section 62 to Article III of the State Constitution to ensure continuity of state and local government operations during emergencies. It would empower the Legislature to review and temporarily substitute powers for officials unavailable due to disaster, attack, or other causes, while excluding members of the Legislature from replacement.
Public notice outlines the November 6 1982 election to approve Amendment Eleven regarding sale terms for veterans lands. It describes sales first offered to veterans, remaining unsold lands, and resale rules under the Veterans Land Fund. It notes official publication and required majority approval.
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