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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
9
Public notice announces sealed bids for Lots 1–10 in Block 52 Original Town site Marathon Texas Brewster County including existing building. Bids due September 13 1965 at 7 30 p m at Marathon ISD office. Board may reject any bid.
Public notice details a Texas constitutional amendment to grant local ad valorem tax exemption for charitable hospital and medical care providers that spend at least 1.5 million dollars annually in Texas for indigent care. The proposal sets conditions, eligibility, and enrollment for the election, with FOR and AGAINST wording and publication requirements.
San Angelo reports a Texas Parks and Wildlife aerial census shows adult antelope 16 percent higher than last year. The 4,694 head counted tops 4,038 from the prior period, with fawn production up from 35 percent to about 50.7 percent despite dry spots.
Big Bend National Park urges visitors to join a weekend litter cleanup program on Sunday August 1 1965. Secretary Udall called for an informal national park system cleanup to keep America beautiful.
A Texas public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 14 to amend Section 4 and Section 23 of Article IV. The proposal would set a four year term for the Governor and other state officers and describe ballot and proclamation requirements for the November 2, 1965 election. It lists which offices are affected and notes the affirmative or negative voting options for Texans.
Public notice describes Constitutional Amendment Ten for Texas to modify state House terms to four years and class division. It outlines election timing for November 1965, voter options for or against, and governor proclamation duties. The amendment shapes eligibility, term length, and future elections if adopted or rejected.
Public notice outlines House Joint Resolution No. 5 proposing to amend Section 49 b, Article III of the Texas Constitution to allow up to 200 million dollars in bonds for the Veterans' Land Board. It sets election details, board composition, fund use, bond terms, and administrative provisions, with eligibility rules for Texas veterans. Ballot language presents FOR and AGAINST vote options on the amendment.
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Nine on the ballot proposing changes to Sections 24 and 17 of the Texas Constitution. It details salaries for the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker, per diem, mileage, and governorship succession rules, with voting guidance and proclamation requirements.
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