Social Security Q and A for Texas Readers
The column answers reader questions on Social Security benefits. Topics include eligibility for hospital insurance and Medicare by applying at the local Social Security office, and divorced spouses possibly qualifying for benefits under court orders or support at the time of entitlement, with conditions. Grandparents from Dallas visit relatives in Kerrville and vacation at the Inn of the Hills before returning home.
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Moseley Ranch
Kerrville
Inn of the Hills
Dallas
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Five on Texas Ballot
Public notice announces Senate Joint Resolution No. 4 to amend Section 62 Article XVI to authorize a statewide system of Retirement Disability and Death Benefits for county and other political subdivision officers and employees. The measure sets funding, participation, and merger rules and asks voters to approve or defeat at the November 1966 general election.
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Public Notice: Constitutional Amendment Seven on Ballot
Public notice details House Joint Resolution 13 proposing amendment to Texas Article VI sections 2 and 4 to repeal poll tax voting requirement and allow registration, with provisions on voting by absentee ballot and military service, for November 1966 election. It specifies dates, enactment timing, and publication requirements.
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State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment on Ballot Four Texas Six-Year Term for District Directors
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Four changing the maximum term of office for directors of conservation and reclamation districts from two to six years. The measure adds Section 30 to Article XVI and validates pre-1966 terms if not exceeding six years. Ballot text will include the approval line.
Constitutional Amendment Providing Death Benefits to Families
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Six to add Section 51-d in Article III granting state aid to surviving spouses and minor children of law enforcement officers custodial personnel of the Texas Department of Corrections or full paid firemen who die violently in the line of duty. It prescribes election timing ballot wording machine voting guidance proclamation and publication requirements. The Governor will issue the proclamation and the amendment will be published as required by state law.
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Texas
State of
Texas Department of Corrections
State of Texas
Texas constitutional amendment on legislature qualification date
Voter information outlines proposition number sixteen on the November ballot 1966 proposing to set a uniform date for newly elected legislators to qualify and take office. The text details changes to Article II and Article III sections on Senate and House terms and election timing. The governor is directed to issue the proclamation and requisite publication and election rules apply.
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HOUSE
State of Texas
Texas
House of Representatives
Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment One on Ballot
Notice announces Constitutional Amendment One on the ballot for Texas voters in 1966. It details land tax rules for agricultural use, qualifications, and the obligation of local assessors to apply agricultural valuation criteria. It notes filing requirements, inspection powers, lien for additional taxes, and mineral rights exclusions.
Constitutional Amendment Eight on Ballot Enables Wide Voting Provisions
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number eight adding Section 2a to Article VI. It would allow voting for Presidential and Vice Presidential electors and all statewide offices by voters qualified under varying residency rules, including recent movers and former residents under specified timeframes and absentee provisions. The text details registration methods and eligibility for those meeting state or cross state residence conditions.
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State of
Texas
United States
The
Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Fifteen Texas Ballot
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Fifteen to Section 6 Article XVI authorizing state use of private or federal funds to back private nonprofit programs aiding the blind and handicapped. It covers grants to establish facilities, rehabilitation aims, and governance of money by state agencies with limits on expenditures and oversight. The text includes procedures for acceptance, spending, and restrictions on use of funds.
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Senate
State of
Texas
State OF Texas
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