Comprehensive Headstart Bill Sparks Family Role Debate
Washington opinion piece argues against the Comprehensive Headstart Child Development and Family Services Act of 1972, contending it substitutes government for parental care. Critics warn of regimentation, loss of family values, and a shift from home育 to state run child development.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Ernest van den Haag
New York University
U. S. Senate
van den Haag
George Gilder
America
Communist
China
Constitutional Amendment on Lt Governor Salary Ballot
Public notice for Texas voters presenting Constitutional Amendment Number 11 on the November 7, 1972 ballot. It proposes adding a 22,500 annual salary for the Lieutenant Governor while acting as President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House, and defines related provisions.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Texas Constitutional Amendment on Dual Office Holding Eyes Ballot
The 1972 general election ballot proposes Section 33 and Section 40 amendments to Texas Constitution XVI. It restricts warrants for dual office holders, allows certain federal and state officials to hold multiple posts, and sets conditions for nonelective offices. The measures include limits on serving as director of soil and water districts and eligibility for legislative members.
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State OF
Texas
Treasury
National Guard
Air National Guard of
National Guard Reserve
Air National Guard Reserve
Air Force Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
United States
Air National Guard
United Sates
United States Army
Air Force
Navy, and
Arine Corps
Navy
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Soil and Water Conservation District
Tate
Organized Reserves
Marine Corps
United States Army, Navy
Directors of Soil and Water Conservation
Baat Setem
Constitutional Amendment Abolishes Lamar County Hospital District
Public notice details a Texas constitutional amendment Section 6 abolishing the Lamar County Hospital District on the amendment's effective date. It states the Lamar County Commissioners Court may arrange transfer or disposal of the district’s assets. The notice references the alteration to Article IX, Section 6, of the Texas Constitution.
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State OF Texas
Lamar County Hospital
Commissioners Court of
Lamar County
General Election Ballot on Lamar County Hospital District
The text announces the general election date November 7 1972 and requires ballots to include voting for or against the proposition to abolish the Lamar County Hospital District. The election date is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1972.
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Lamar County Hospital
Texas County Funds Proposal for School District Debt Relief
Section 7 proposed amendment allows a county commissioners court to reduce the county permanent school fund and distribute the funds to independent and common districts per scholar to cut bonded indebtedness or fund permanent improvements while preserving tax on school lands. Voters are to decide through ballots on the constitutional amendment.
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State OF Texas
Commissioners Court
Constitutional amendment on tax exemptions for veterans
The amendment proposes exempting certain property from taxation for disabled veterans and their families. It details eligibility based on disability percentages, age, and loss of life of active duty service members, with limits on exemption values and conditions for surviving spouses and children.
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Armed Services of
United States
Veterans’ Administration
Armed Forces
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Omar Burleson
Congress
Dr. Lourie
Huxley
EVR Unds
Eoras
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