Brookshire Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Family News
Brookshire residents share visits across Texas with relatives in Levelland Lubbock San Angelo and Alpine. A Norman Oklahoma wedding links Edward and Kennedy families while local gatherings at the Domino Club mark a social week.
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Franklin Thomas
Earl Ford
Levelland
Thomas Ford
Lubbock
Delbert Halarson
San Angelo
James Holland
Vicki
Alpine
Cap Holland
Brandi
Leland Carlton
Elton Gilliland
Odessa
Colorado
B. V. Hedges
Elfrida, Ariz
G. Gleghorn
Charlie Brown
Alton Bradberry
Kenneth Bradberry
Palo Duro Canyon
Amarillo
Thomas Ogilvy
Fort Stockton
Bert Hester
Domino Club
Herbert Holland
Carl Florence
Vernie Smith
John Clark
Hester
Alton Brad
Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Thirteen Ballot
Texas legislature proposes Amendment Thirteen adding Section 1-1 to Article VII to exempt temporarily stored merchandise in public warehouses from ad valorem taxation if shipped by regulated private carriers and held no more than six months with out-of-state destination. election set for November 1968.
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State OF Texas
Ereto
State OF
Texas
Texas Proposal Sets Legislature Salary and Per Diem
A constitutional amendment would cap legislative pay at 8,400 dollars per year with a 12 per day per diem for regular and special sessions. Mileage is paid at 2.50 dollars per 25 miles with travel from the capital, and the measure targets Texas voters in 1968.
George Baker and Jim Kent Announce State Rep Candidacies
George Baker of Pecos County and Jim Kent of Ward County announce their candidacies for State Representative on their respective party tickets.
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George Baker
Pecos County
Jim Kent
Ward County
Texas constitutional amendment on tax exemptions for pollution controls
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would authorize the legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation equipment or improvements installed to reduce air or water pollution, if investment meets state air and water standards. The measure includes preemptive legislative action and required ballot wording.
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Texas
Texas constitutional amendment on legislative ineligibility details
The document outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to delete Section 18 of Article III and substitute new ineligibility rules for state legislators. It sets that no senator or representative may hold civil office created or enriched during their term or be appointed to certain positions by either legislative branch, with a de minimis exception for term end dates. It also restricts legislators from voting for others to be filled by legislative vote and from direct or indirect contracts with the state during their elected term. The amendment would be voted on at the November 1968 election with ballots printed to reflect the amendment's intent.
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