Texas constitutional amendment on Employees Retirement System details
The text proposes amending Section 62, Article XVI of the Texas Constitution to create the Employees Retirement System of Texas as a state agency. It outlines board governance, investment powers, contribution limits of 6 percent, and self-enacting provisions. The measure would be put to voters on November 5, 1968, with a pro and con ballot and required proclamations.
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Board of Regents of
University of Texas
Constitutional Amendment Two On Public Assistance Funds
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Two for Texas. It details eligibility and funding limits for state aid including aged, disabled, blind and dependent children, with federal matching funds, and sets annual state payment caps and voting timing.
Constitutional Amendment on ballot for Texas retirement fund
Voter ballot proposes Section 48a of Article III to allow state and school districts to fund retirement benefits for employees in public education. Contributions capped at 6 percent of pay, with ten years service and age 55 or thirty years required for retirement. Proposes full salary basis for contributions and specifies fund management and eligibility rules.
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Texas constitutional amendment on legislative term limits
Public notice summarizes a proposed Texas constitutional amendment. It deletes section 18 of Article III and replaces it to limit lawmakers from holding civil offices of profit during their elected term. The amendment, to be voted on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, is presented for public consideration statewide.
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Texas constitutional amendment on legislator pay and per diem
Public notice outlines proposed Texas constitutional amendment Section 24 to set annual salary up to 8400 dollars and per diem up to 12 dollars with mileage limits, plus session length caps. It details the ballot wording and printing requirements for the amendment, including salary in the final text and related provisions.
Texas constitutional amendment on tax exemptions for equipment
The text discusses a proposed constitutional amendment to allow the Texas Legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxes certain equipment installed to reduce air emissions and water effluents. It outlines conditions that capital investment must meet air and water quality standards and touches on timing and permissive authority.
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State of Texas
Public notice proposes constitutional amendment on tobacco tax
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number len on the ballot. It describes adding Section 1-1 to Article I to authorize revisions of tax on first sale of cigars and tobacco products and refunds of tax on retail sales within Texas corporate limits or contiguous to Texarkana. It mentions Legislature power and related provisions.
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Dallas County Bond Amendment Vote Texts 1968
The article presents the Texas constitutional amendment proposing to allow Dallas County to issue road bonds under Article III Section 62e with a majority vote of qualified resident property taxpayers. it also mentions whether bonds issued under Section 52 should be excluded from the debt limit. The text is printed for a November 1968 election with pro and against statements for voters.
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State of Texas
Dallas County
Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Thirteen on Ballot
The notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Thirteen (HJK116) to Section 1 Article VIII. It seeks to exempt temporarily stored merchandise in a public warehouse from ad valorem taxation if held for six months or less and shipped by regulated private carriers with out-of-state destination, with records open to tax authorities.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Eight on Ballot
Public notice announces Constitutional Amendment Eight on the ballot. It seeks to remove provisions relating to fuel purchases and furnishing the Legislature rooms and halls, and to require approval of certain contracts by the Governor, Secretary of State, and Comptroller.
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