Texas constitutional amendment to create Employees Retirement System
The proposal amends Section 62, Article XVI, to establish the Employees Retirement System of Texas as a state agency with a State Board of Trustees. It authorizes investments in U S and Texas government and corporate securities, sets contribution limits, and requires self enactment with voter approval on November 5, 1968. The Governor will issue the proclamation and publication is mandated.
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Proposed Texas constitutional amendment on public assistance limits
Public notice details Amendment Number Two on the ballot for the Texas 1968 election. It outlines Section 51a of Article III to authorize state and federal funding for needy elderly and disabled individuals, the blind, and dependent children, with caps on annual state expenditures and provisions for federal matching funds. It notes opposition against raising the state expenditure cap and references related sections and restrictions.
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State of Texas
United States
Constitutional Amendment About Texas Retirement Fund
Public notice outlines a constitutional amendment for Texas Section 48a and 48b. It proposes authorizing state funded retirement contributions and tax levies to support a retirement system with conditions on vesting, retirement age, and eligibility for other state pension aid, to appear on the first November 1968 ballot.
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Constitutional Amendment Proposed in Texas Legislature
Public notice reports proposed Texas constitutional amendment to remove Section 18 and set limits on legislator eligibility for civil offices during terms. It details ballot question timing for November 1968 and wording to appear on ballots statewide.
Legislature Salaries and Per Diem Provisions Detailed in Draft Amendment
The draft amendment outlines annual salaries for legislators not exceeding $8,400 and per diem up to $12, plus mileage at $2.50 per 25 miles, with sessions limited to 140 days for Regular Sessions. It also specifies mileage rules and that mileage is not paid for extra sessions, while Section 2 mentions printing requirements and revised salary figures.
Texas constitutional amendment on tax exemption for equipment to curb pollution
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Six (SJR21) adding Section 2-a to authorize the Texas Legislature to exempt from ad valorem tax all or part of equipment on real property that eliminates or reduces air emissions or water pollutants, if capital investments meet state air and water quality standards. The notice notes anticipatory legislation is not void.
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Constitutional Amendment on Tax Refund for Texarkana Cigars
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number ten on the ballot. It asks to authorize the Texas Legislature to refund the tax on the first sale of cigars and tobacco products sold retail within Texarkana city limits or adjacent Texas municipalities. The amendment would apply to nearby incorporated cities contiguou s to Texarkana.
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Dallas County Road Bond Amendment Section Voter Notice
Public notice details an Texas constitutional amendment proposal for Dallas County road bonds under Article III Section 52. It outlines the vote date the agenda and the proposed language to be printed on ballots for the 1968 election, including debt limit implications.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Dallas County
Public Notice on Proposed Constitutional Amendment Thirteen
Public notice outlines HJR Thirteen on the ballot. It details Section 1-1 exempting merchandise in public warehouses from ad valorem taxes if shipped by regulated private carrier, held six months or less, with out-of-state destination noted. It adds that warehouse books on such shipments be inspectable by tax authorities.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Eight on the Ballot
Public notice details HJRAY Eight proposing changes to Section 21 Article 16 Texas Constitution. It targets contracting for stationery and printing and limits conflicts of interest. Amendment also addresses fuel purchases and approval requirements by the Governor Secretary of State and Comptroller.
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State OF Texas
Texas School of the Deaf
Judicial Department
Department of Government
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University of Texas fund investment amendment debated
A constitutional amendment proposal to invest the Permanent University Fund under the control of the University of Texas Board of Regents in securities meeting the prudent man rule is discussed. The article outlines arguments for and against changing current investment restrictions and the potential impact on university finances.
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Constitutional Amendment Area: Texas to Allow Consolidation of Governmental Offices
Public notice texts the Texas constitutional amendment proposal Section 64 to permit consolidation of government offices and functions among political subdivisions in El Paso and Tarrant Counties. It requires elections in each subdivision and outlines contracting for performance of governmental functions under legislative terms.
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Texas
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Tarrant Counties
Smolume
el Paso
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