Constitutional amendment on legislative pay and per diem
Public notice calls a statewide vote on November 1968 to amend Section 2 of the constitution. It details annual salary of 8 400 dollars and a 12 dollar daily per diem plus mileage up to 2 50 for 25 miles, with mileage computed from government routes.
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Reston
Texas constitutional amendment four on November ballot
Public notice details a proposed Texas constitutional amendment SJR37 to add Section 62e empowering Dallas County to issue bonds for roads without extra legislation and clarifying debt limits under Section 52. The amendment would appear on ballots with FOR and AGAINST options and applies to the November 1968 election.
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Texas
Dallas County
Public Notice: Texas Senate Joint Resolution on Revenue Bonds
Public notice outlines a constitutional amendment to Section 52 and new Section 52a authorizing the Legislature to allow counties and cities to issue revenue bonds for industrial development with conditions. The measure would be placed on the ballot on the first Monday in November and requires governor and publication in accordance with state law.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Texas Constitutional Amendment on Tax Exemption for Pollution Controls
Public notice describes Section 2-a authorizing the Texas Legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation equipment and improvements on real property that eliminates or abates air emissions or water pollutants if they meet state air and water quality standards. It notes anticipatory legislation validity and required ballot wording for voters.
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State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Fourteen on Ballot HJR22 Proposed
Public notice outlines Section 18 revisions to Texas Constitution Article III. It details ineligibility for legislators to hold or obtain civil offices during their term and voting restrictions on legislative contracts. Section 2 notes election timing and potential constitutional integration if a majority approves.
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State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Eleven on Ballot HJR60 El Paso Tarrant
Public notice outlines Section 64 allowing Legislature to consolidate government offices within El Paso or Tarrant counties and authorize intergovernmental contracts for functions. It requires election approval by voters in affected subdivisions and clarifies contract terms and offices. The notice cites November 1968 election timing and content.
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State of Texas
el Paso
Tarrant Counties
Tarrant
Constitutional Amendment Seeks Tax Exemption for Warehoused Goods
A Texas public notice outlines Section 1-f adding tax exemptions for merchandise in public warehouse custody held no longer than six months with interstate destination, requiring accessible records and a future election to approve the amendment. The notice notes qualification criteria and storage parameters, emphasizing ad valorem tax relief for warehoused goods.
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State OF Texas
Texas Constitution Amends Section on Stationery Contracts
A Texas constitutional amendment proposal revises Section 21 of Article 16 to require all stationery and printing contracts to go to the lowest responsible bidder under law and forbids government personnel from any contract interest. The text references exemptions for proclamations and printing at the Texas School for the Deaf and sets bidding regulations. The passage appears to be a scanned and garbled historical document with incomplete dates and related procedural notes.
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State OF Texas
Texas School For the Deaf
Judicial Department
Texas constitutional amendment on UT investment rules
Public notice outlines Section 1 Section 11a amendments enabling the University of Texas Board of Regents to invest the Permanent University Fund in U S government backed securities bonds and certain stocks with limits on single company exposure and voting stock. It references five year dividend history and SEC listing requirements and notes self enacting provisions and election timing in 1968 with voting on the amendment.
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State OF Texas
Board of Regents of
University of Texas
United States
University of Texas System
United
Securities and Exchange Commission
Board of Regents
Universit Board
Universit
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