Fragmented OCR Note on November Section
A garbled OCR entry references November section items about furnishing structures and halls, mentioning government offices such as the Gov Secretary of the Comptroller. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering little recoverable detail on names, places, dates, or events.
Institutional exempt cer temporarily warehouse taxation
Institutional exempt status appears in flux amid ongoing reviews of warehouse tax rules. Officials weigh whether exemptions apply as reform proposals seek to modernize local taxation.
Texas constitutional amendment on state aid to needy citizens
Public notice seeks voter approval for constitutional amendment two to expand state assistance and medical care programs under federal matching funds. It details eligibility categories, funding caps, and collaboration with federal authorities, with a November 1968 election on a $75,000,000 annual cap for public assistance payments.
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Texas Senate Joint Resolution No 4 on Teacher Retirement amendment
A proposed constitutional amendment to Section 48a Article III of the Texas Constitution would allow state and local contributions to a teacher retirement fund based on employee salaries, with limits, eligibility, and retirement rules. It calls for voter approval at a special election and gubernatorial proclamation.
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Peculation and Funds Disclosure in Permanent Texas Constitution
The text discusses misused funds and the need for disclosure of investments in the Permanent Fund. It references sections of a constitutional measure, adoption processes, and the action required for a state vote regarding the Perma Fund and securities rules. The wording is OCR damaged but centers on financial governance and fund management.
Constitutional Amendment Proposed for Employees Retirement System
Public notice announces Constitutional Amendment Number One on the ballot SJR 39 proposing to establish a State Retirement Fund for state officers and employees The amendment creates the Employees Retirement System of Texas and assigns a State Board of Trustees to manage funds investments and administration It sets contribution limits to six percent and outlines self enactment election and ballot provisions
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