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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
11
A year old boy in Alpine, Aug 1 1941, survived over two weeks hidden in jungle of weeds, found asleep in a giant sunflower forks. Swampers from the Pacific Northwest found him safe with his parents. Nearby notes report city secretary change, local real estate sale, encampment attendance, and community events amid storms and public notices.
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Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 10 proposing a new Subsection 51a-2 to Article IIT Section 51a of the Texas Constitution. It would authorize legislature funded medical payments for needy individuals aged 65 or older not on Old Age Assistance, with federal match limits and related provisions, election details, ballot form, proclamation, and publication requirements.
The proposed amendment authorizes the Legislature to fund medical care for needy individuals aged 65 and over who lack Old Age Assistance, with state funds not exceeding federal matching amounts. It includes eye care with vision testing and corrective lenses, and allows accepting federal aid under specified limits. The governor is directed to issue proclamations for the election.
Proposed amendment to Texas constitution removes authorization to transfer up to one percent annually of the permanent school fund value to the available school fund. Ballot language directs voters to choose for or against the amendment at the November 1964 election. The governor is to issue the proclamation and publication is required by state law.
Number Two on the ballot proposes a constitutional amendment adding a new subsection to Section 59 of Article XVI. It requires notice 30 to 90 days before introducing any bill creating conservation and reclamation districts and mandates delivery of the notice and bill to the Governor and Texas Water Commission for review. It sets notice requirements for amendments adding land, changing taxing authority, bond powers, or governing body terms. The election is set for the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1964 with print on ballots stating support for the amendment.
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