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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1962
Page
6
A public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number One to amend Article III of the state constitution. It proposes redefining county heats terms and requires submission to voters in November, with details on election timing and printing costs.
A garbled OCR draft outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to adjust aid for the needy and elderly, define eligibility, and set monthly payments up to specified amounts. It mentions categories like aged and blind persons, addresses funding scales, governor proclamation, and publication requirements.
Fragmented 1962 ballot language from Te vende' Constitution page discussing authorized levies, tax limits, hospital care for the needy, and gubernatorial duties. The garbled OCR preserves mentions of Seventy-five cents, eighty-five cents, divisions, electors, and unspecified sections.
Readable fragments describe an amendment to the state constitution to be voted on November 6, 1962. It references Article 1X, legislative authority, electors, and adoption procedures, with mentions of counties and gubernatorial action. The text is garbled but centers on an amendment proposal being forwarded for a statewide vote.
Fragmentary notice indicates a public constitutional event dated November 6 1968. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text. The readable phrase points to a scheduled item labeled public constitution and a date in the 1960s.
Fragmented OCR notes show an amendatory text referencing bonds for Texas Water Development, authorized contracts, and revenue provisions. The material cites Section 48, Article II, and relates to financing a water project with bonds not to exceed two hundred million dollars. Election date noted as November 6, 1902, with ballots printed to reflect the amendment.
A damaged public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Six on the ballot. The text references the Texas Constitution, state officers, retirement and compensation provisions, and eligibility for service prior to the effective date. It notes election timing, eligibility rules, and related county and political subdivision personnel.
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Nine to be voted on November 6 1982. It proposes creating two hospital districts in Brazoria County West Columbia Damon independent school districts to fund and operate a hospital system, with tax rates up to twenty five cents per hundred dollars. authorizes consolidation of districts and financing for hospital construction, maintenance, and operations. The amendment requires voter approval and would allow the legislature to authorize district creation and bonds.
Proposal details a statewide constitutional amendment to limit annual hospital property taxes and set debt and district creation rules. It outlines legislative authority, taxpayer approval, and public notice requirements, with the measure to appear on the November 1962 general election ballot for Texas voters.
A 1962 Weldon notice outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to modify provisions relating to assistance for totally and permanently physically or mentally disabled individuals. The text specifies funding caps and eligibility limits for state and local welfare payments, aiming to restrict access to permanent support.
The notice summarizes a proposed constitutional amendment regarding state funds for aid to permanently disabled individuals. It sets a maximum payment cap of 82.5 million dollars and outlines election timing and required proclamation by the Governor of Texas. The text notes restrictions and approval procedures for the amendment to be placed on the ballot at the next state election.
Notice outlines a proposed amendment to Article VII of the Texas Constitution adding Section 3b. It would prevent school taxes and bonds approved within independent school districts from being abrogated or invalidated by territorial changes such as annexation or consolidation. The amendment would require elections and proclamations for any bond changes and keep existing taxes or bonds in force unless proper procedures are followed.
The piece outlines a proposed constitutional amendment requiring a statewide vote on a critical reform. It discusses the process from legislative action to public ballot, including signatures, certification, and the election date. It notes the amendment’s potential to become part of the state constitution if approved by voters.
A constitutional amendment proposes Article III adding section 62 to ensure continuity of government during attacks or emergencies. It outlines powers for the governor to issue proclamations and for state and local governments to carry out duties if incumbents cannot serve, with the measure to be submitted to voters after the first Monday in November 1983.
The amendment proposes Section 49b Article VI to authorize resale of lands from the Veterans Land Fund, set interest rates, and adjust rules, with effective date the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1962. It requires a governor proclamation and statewide ratification in a majority vote, detailing publication and implementation provisions.
A fragmented text outlines an amendment about state officers and salary restrictions. It references legislative sections, advisory roles for state employees, and limits on political involvement. Mentions national guards, federal military branches, and public service commitments amid constitutional changes.
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