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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1967
Page
6
Public notice details a constitutional amendment allowing hospital districts to participate in mental health and public health services without requiring full responsibility. It outlines Section 13 added to Article IX and the ballot language for voting on November 11, 1967 with for and against statements.
Amid volleys over a rat eradication plan the House rejects a $40 million down payment. Governors and columnists clash over federal funding as New York pledges $4.4 million annually for a total war on rodents. In Detroit, rat problems are tackled with local money and code requirements. Harlem protesters demand rat legislation, clashing with police who detain eight in the Capitol riot of roen.
Voter pamphlet text outlines proposed Section 9 amendments to Texas Constitution Article VIII. It sets tax rate caps at 35¢ property tax and 80¢ per $100 valuation for counties and allows a 15¢ levy for roads with voter approval. It allows counties to pool taxes into one general fund and notes printing on ballots for November 11, 1967.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number four on the ballot for November 11, 1967. It would authorize counties to pay medical and hospital bills for sheriffs and other law enforcement officials injured on duty and continue their salary during incapacitation but only until the end of their elected or appointed terms. The description includes both the for and against ballot language and clarifies it does not amend Article 16 Section 31 of Texas.
Public notice summarizes proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Six. It seeks to permit non elective state officers and employees to hold other non elective offices if beneficial to Texas and no conflict with their main job, with certain exemptions for military and retired personnel and a September 1 1969 deadline for broader allowances.
Proposed constitutional amendment details bonds for state park lands and development. It outlines appropriation for bond interest and principal, funding sources from Parks and Wildlife receipts, and provisions for investment of park funds by general law. The notice covers bond issuance terms and fiscal year payments and states conditions for funding from the Texas Park Development Fund.
Public notice describes House Joint Resolution 17 proposing a constitutional change to Section 49 b Article III to authorize up to 400 million dollars in bonds by the Veterans' Land Board. It outlines board composition, bond terms, fund use, land purchases, and beneficiary preferences for educators and universities. The measure sets bond issuance rules, interest caps, and procedures for funding the Veterans' Land Fund.
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