Checking Your Social Security Record: Do It Regularly
Local Brady advisor F Neil Tarvin urges workers to verify earnings since 1937, emphasizing use of the social security card for identification and requesting a statement every three years. He notes employers report wages and discrepancies should be reported to SSA promptly.
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F. Neil Tarvin
McCulloch County
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Tarvin
Chamber Commerce Office
Brady
Texas Legislature proposes statewide retirement system amendment
Public notice details Senate Joint Resolution No. 4 proposing an amendment to Texas Constitution Article XVI Section 62 adding a new subsection (c) to create a state wide system of retirement disability and death benefits for county and political subdivision employees with funding by participating counties and subdivisions and no state appropriation. Election set for November 8 1966 with for and against ballots and governor to issue proclamation.
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Senate
Texas
State OF
Exas
State of Texas
HOUSE
United States
Public Notice on Proposed Constitutional Amendment Seven
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Seven on the Texas ballot. It details repeal of poll tax payment as a voting requirement and provisions for voter registration, with sections affecting Article VI and timelines for adoption and gubernatorial proclamation.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot Texas
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Four changing the maximum term for directors of conservation and reclamation districts from two to six years. It specifies Article XVI, Section 30a, and validates pre 1966 provisions while limiting terms to six years. The notice references ballot printing and election timing requirements.
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Texas
Proposed Constitutional Amendment 37 Texas police and fire officer relief
Texas voters would decide on Amendment 37 to add a new section allowing state assistance to the surviving spouse and minor children of law enforcement officers custodial personnel at the Department of Corrections or full paid firefighters who die violently in the line of duty. It outlines election details ballot wording proclamations and publication requirements.
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State of Texas
Texas Department of Corrections
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Sixteen on Ballot Texas proposal
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Sixteen to set the election date for when new Texas legislators qualify and take office. It details sections on Senate terms, class division, House terms, and gubernatorial proclamation for the election, with amendment language and publication requirements.
Constitutional Amendment on Agriculture Land Tax in Texas Ballot
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment One proposing to add Section 1d to Article VIII to tax agricultural land only on factors related to agricultural use. It defines agricultural use, requires sworn statements, allows site inspection, and sets three year use criteria with penalties for nonqualification. Election date set for November 1966 and publication requirements specified.
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State of Texas
Tenas
Constitutional Amendment Eight on Ballot for Presidential Electors
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Eight to Article VI adding Section 2a to allow voting for Presidential and Vice Presidential electors and all state wide offices by qualified voters with varying residency rules, including former residents and recent arrivals, with absentee voting provisions.
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United States
Constitutional Amendment Fifteen on Ballot Texas
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Fifteen to Section 6 Article XVI authorizing state participation in private or federal funded programs. It seeks grants to private or nonprofit local and nonsectarian groups to establish and equip facilities aiding the handicapped and enabling gainful employment, rehabilitation, and essential care. Pending legislative rules govern money sources, administration, and reporting.
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Senate
State of
Texas
State OF Texas
Ocal
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