Constitutional Amendment Public Notice Shares Legislative Pay Proposal
The notice states a constitutional amendment to set legislators pay and travel, with a monthly round trip limit and 2.50 dollars per 25 miles. It details that an annual salary of 8,400 dollars may be provided and asks for voter approval at the November 1968 election.
Constitutional Amendment Four Ballot Public Notice
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Four SJRS7 to add Section 52e allowing Dallas County road bond issuance by vote of resident property taxpayers. It defines debt limit exceptions and specifies for the November 1968 election a for and against ballot on Article III amendment.
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Texas public notice on constitutional amendment SJR for revenue bonds
Public notice outlines proposed Texas constitutional amendment authorizing counties cities and towns to issue revenue bonds for industrial development with proceeds to be used for projects and taxed accordingly. It states bonds and interest cannot be paid from tax or utility revenues and anticipatory legislation validity. The governor will issue and publish the amendment for voter decision.
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Texas Public Notice on Constitutional Amendments Easing Tax Exemption
The notice outlines amendments to the Texas Constitution to allow exemptions from ad valorem taxes for equipment installed to eliminate or lessen air and water pollution. It specifies that exemptions hinge on compliance with state air and water quality standards and refers to publisher timing as the first Tuesday after the lots are printed.
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Constitutional Amendment Proposal on Texas Legislature Eligibility
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment FOLRSEEN to amend Article III Section 18. It details ineligibility for legislators to hold civil office during terms and voting restrictions, with language about election timing and constitutional adoption if a majority approves.
Constitutional Amendment Eleven On Ballot HJR60
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Eleven HJR60 to allow consolidation of government offices and functions within El Paso and Tarrant Counties with voter approval in each subdivision. It covers intercounty contracts for performance of governmental functions and limits on holding multiple offices.
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Texas public notice on constitutional amendment ballot
A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to add Section 1-1 to Article VIII. It exempts certain goods held by public warehouses from ad valorem taxes if shipped by regulated private carriers and held no more than six months with out of state destinations. The measure would be voted on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in 1968.
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State of Texas
Texas Constitution Section 21 Amended on Stationery Contracts
Public notice outlines a constitutional amendment changing Section 21 of Article 16. It states all stationery and printing except proclamations and school for the deaf printing must be contracted to the lowest and best bidder under law. No government member or officer may profit from such contracts.
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State of Texas
Texas School For the Deaf
Judicial Department
Constitutional Amendment Three On Ballot Details
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment three on the Texas ballot. It details U niversity of Texas Board of Regents authority to invest the Permanent University Fund in various securities with limits on exposure to any one company and requirements on dividend history and exchange listing. The notice notes the measure would be self enacting upon approval and scheduled for a first Monday in 1968.
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