Troubled Castles Lesson For August 7 1966
A sermon notes that the home, once a safe citadel, is in decline as respect for elders fades. Socrates and Moses are cited to urge honoring parents, linking this with reduced juvenile delinquency and family harmony. Parental attitudes shape children. both generations must honor and model respect to strengthen home life. Based on NCC outline.
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Althouse
Paul
Cainer Ketucionan
False love signals lure Photinus males into danger
Females of Photinus fireflies mimic rival females to attract males. A mistaken male responds to the decoy and is quickly eaten. The text notes the galaxy contains about 200 billion suns and that the sun completes a orbit every 230 million years. Kingston Jamaica is described as Western Hemisphere's largest English speaking city south of Miami with 123 500 inhabitants.
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Earth
Kingston
Jamaica
Miami
Peru's marvelous hummingbird tail feathers described
The article notes that the Peru hummingbird has only four tail feathers. Two feathers are much longer than the bird and end in feathered flags. The remaining two tail feathers are shaped like long thorns.
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Peru
Constitutional Amendment on Agricultural Land Tax in Texas
Public notice outlines House Joint Resolution No. 79 proposing a constitutional change to Section 1-d of Article VIII. It sets the November 8 1966 election date and details qualification, assessment, and penalties for land designated for agricultural use by natural persons.
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State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Eight on Ballot in 1966 Texas
Public notice details proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Eight to add Section 2a to Article VI. It contemplates alternate voter registration for presidential electors and state offices, easing residency rules for new residents and former residents voting in presidential elections, with absentee voting provisions and ballot wording for the November 1966 election.
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United States
Ami
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Ten on Texas Ballot November 8 1966
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment number ten altering Section 2-b of Article VII to protect school taxes and bonds in changing district boundaries in Texas. It sets election date, ballot wording for for and against, and gubernatorial proclamation requirements.
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Texas
Constitutional Amendment Eleven on Texas Water Bonds
Public notice announces Senate Joint Resolution 19 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 49-d Article III authorizing an additional 200 million in Texas Water Development Board bonds. It details fund use, sale or lease of facilities, long term contracts with the federal government, permit requirements, and anticipatory legislation validity.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Texas Water Development Fund
Texas Water Development Board
United States of America
State of Texas
United States
Texas Water Commission
Texas Water Development
Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Airport Authorities
Voter guidance for Texas Amendment Number Two proposes Article IX Section 12 to authorize creation of Airport Authorities across one or more counties. It details board selection, taxation up to 75 cents per $100 valuation, eminent domain, bond issuance, zoning, and tax assessor duties, with voter referendum requirements and county representation rules.
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Senate
Texas
Board of Directors
State OF Texas
County Commissioners Court
Commissioners Court
Commissioners Courts
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