Texas constitutional amendment creating Employees Retirement System board
A Texas constitutional amendment proposes establishing the Employees Retirement System of Texas as a state agency led by a State Board of Trustees. It outlines board powers to fund management and investment, sets 6 percent contribution caps, and governs self enactment and election procedures for November 5, 1968.
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Senate
Texas
Employees Retirement System of
State Board of Trustees
Employees Retirement System
State of
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
Board of Regents of
University of Texas
Constitutional Amendment on Texas public assistance and medical care
Public notice outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to Section 1 of Article III. It defines state authority to provide medical care rehabilitation and matching funds for needy aged disabled blind and dependent children. It specifies limits on state funds and federal matching and notes related provisions for optometry and vision measurement. The notice refers to election timing and ballot wording.
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State of
Texas
United States
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Nine on Texas Ballot SJR4
Public notice outlines Amendment Nine to Section 48a Article II allowing the state to levy funds for a retirement disability and death benefits plan for public school employees with caps and eligibility limits. It sets dates for a November 1968 election and directs a gubernatorial proclamation and ballot wording.
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Texas
Statennion
State of
Constitutional amendment on Texas Legislature eligibility
Public notice outlines HJR22 proposing a Texas constitutional change. It amends Article II Section 18 to restrict senators and representatives from holding civil offices or seats created or funded during their term and from certain contracts with the state. The amendment would be voted on November 1968 with ballots printed for a time ineligibility provision.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Legislature Amends Salary and Per Diem Rules
Section 24 fixes annual salary for legislators at 8400 dollars and per diem up to 12 dollars a day for regular and special sessions. Regular sessions capped at 140 days with mileage up to 2.50 dollars per 25 miles, plus travel to county seats. no mileage for extra sessions after adjournment. The amendment also directs printing of salary limit on official amendments.
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Legislaure
Constitutional Amendment Six on Ballot SJR 24 Texas
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment six SJR 24 adding Section 2-a to authorize tax exemptions for equipment or improvements that reduce air emissions or water effluents, with standards set by law. It notes anticipatory legislation is valid and clarifies the amendment’s permissive authority for the Legislature.
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State OF
Texas
Constitutional amendment on tobacco tax refunds for Texarkana area
Public notice outlines HJR50 proposing to amend Article VIII Section 1-1 to allow the Texas Legislature to refund the sales tax paid on the first sale of cigars and tobacco products sold at retail within Texarkana Texas and any Texas city or town contiguous to Texarkana. The proposal details a refund authority for the tax paid on initial cigar and tobacco product sales within these borders.
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State of
Texas
Texarkana
Exas
Dallas County Road Bond Amendment Proposed
A constitutional amendment seeks to allow Dallas County to issue bonds for road construction and maintenance under Section 52 of Article II without affecting the debt limit. The measure would require a majority vote of resident property taxpayers who are qualified electors, and would be presented to voters on a December 1968 election date.
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State OF
Texas
Dallas County
Amendment language on tax exemption for warehoused goods
The text details Section 1-f of Article VII to exempt merchandise held in public warehouses from ad valorem taxes if shipped by private carrier, stored no more than six months, and destined out of state, with records open to inspectors and limiting the amendment to preexisting statutes and anticipatory legislation.
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State OF Texas
Public Ballot Proposal HJR419 On Texas Amendment
Public notice outlines a proposed statewide constitutional amendment HJR419 to Section 21 of Article 16. It covers contracts for stationery and printing, fuel provisions, and approvals by the Governor Secretary of State and Comptroller. Text notes bids must be lowest and best with prescribed regulations.
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State OF Texas
Texas School For the Deaf
Judicial Department
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Eleven on Ballot HJR60
Public notice outlines Section 64 adding consolidation of government offices and functions within El Paso and Tarrant Counties. It authorizes election approval by subcounty voters and permits inter-subdivision contracts for governmental functions. Includes definitions of governmental functions and terms for elections.
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State OF Texas
el Paso
Tarrant
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Tarrant Counties
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