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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1967
Page
4
A historical Texas debate discusses Section 33 of Article XVI and proposed amendments to allow holding more than one public office. Proponents cite intergovernmental cooperation and potential cost savings while critics warn of power concentration and loyalties conflicts between federal and state duties.
Rep James E Nugent presents the fifth analysis in a series outlining six Constitutional Amendments on the November 11 ballot The amendment would let non elective state officers and employees hold more than one state or federal office if no conflict of interest and state benefit ensue Yet it bars legislators from holding other offices and extends military exemptions to Air Force units and guards Future operative period ends September 1 1969 unless legislature authorizes renewal
The proposal permits non elective state officers and employees to hold more than one non elective role, enabling highly qualified staff to serve in multiple state positions at no extra cost and reducing the need for external consultants. It also allows state school personnel to join national boards influencing federal grant allocations, addressing the shortfall in research grants for Texas.
Dorman Moore son of Mr and Mrs Dorman Moore of Brady has been elected an officer of his dormitory at Ranger Junior College where he is a freshman engineering major and a member of the RIC football team.
Mrs. M. E. Evans of Range spent Tuesday visiting with her aunts, Miss Dora Ryan and Mrs. Duke Mann.
Mild weather ends as a norther arrives in Lohn Texas grain sowing continues and the Lohn Co-op gin readies for fall. The Maedens plan a San Francisco Okinawa move with stops in Winslow and El Centro. Local visits include families from Odessa Brady Dal las and Stephenville with social gatherings and Halloween carnival details at Lohn School.
Delegates from the Brady barracks attended the Veterans of World War I Fall Convention in Fredericksburg this past Sunday. Named delegates include Eric Swenson Dee Hampton Willie Vick Walter Hurd and George Enedahl. The Brady Auxiliary was represented by Mrs Willie Vick Mrs Walter Hurd and Mrs George Enygdahl.
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