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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
11
A University of New Mexico student ads ski gear for sale after deciding skiing is too dangerous. Boots skis bindings and poles offered. best offer accepted as money needed for a sky diving kit.
Public notice outlines Texas constitutional amendment SJR31 to set legislative salaries and per diem. It proposes salaries for Lieutenant Governor and Speaker, other members, and a 140 day limit on sessions. Ballot date August 5, 1969, for voting yes or no.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number eight HJR50. It details adding Section 50b-1 to authorize up to 200 million dollars in general obligation bonds for the Texas College and University System, with funds directed to the Texas Opportunity Plan Fund and governed under existing 50b provisions. The measure sets terms, approval steps, and the August election timing.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment to Section 5 Article II Texas Constitution. It describes annual regular legislative sessions, timing, and duties including emergency matters and appropriations for the next fiscal year. It notes the amendment will appear on the ballot as a vote for or against to provide annual legislative sessions.
Monday May 26 offers hot dogs with mustard buttered corn lettuce tomato salad fruit cup Tuesday May 27 serves chili con carne pinto beans tossed green salad with spinach halves hot rolls and butter milk provided with all meals this note signed by Leta Mae Granger last cafeteria meal of year
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment to remove interest rate limits on bonds issued under constitutional authority. Ballot language directs voters on the August 1969 election day and requires printing the ballot wording to approve the amendment.
Public notice announces proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Four (SJAG) to Section 2 of Article VIII of the Texas Constitution. It would exempt nonprofit water supply corporations and related religious and charitable property from property taxes for a two year period after purchase, with election set for August 1969. The Governor will issue the proclamation and publish the amendment as required.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment five SJR8 enabling general law backed funds for federal matching programs for care and rehabilitation. It sets eligibility for aged needy, disabled, blind, and dependent children with state caps on payments and funding allocations, plus provisions to align with federal requirements. The text notes election on the first Tuesday in August 1969 with ballot for FOR or AGAINST.
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