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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
8
Public notice outlines Texas constitutional amendment two on the ballot for November 11, 1967. It details hospital district provisions that may limit or permit participation by municipalities and state entities in mental health and public health services within district boundaries.
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Six affecting Section 33 Article XVI. It details restrictions on holding multiple offices and allowances for certain non elective officers and military reserves through 1969 and beyond with legislative authorization. The text lists exemptions for National Guard and U.S. armed forces retirees and reserves.
Local residents report relatives visiting in Chris toval Luther and San Angelo. Several families, including the Cornelius, Ditmore, Feil, Arrott, and Latham households, share visits, hospital releases, and family dinners. The Quilting Club plans a August 17 meeting at the Community Center hosted by Mrs. Tom Williams.
Public notice describes proposed constitutional amendment number one on the ballot. It details tax rate caps of 35 cents per $100 value on property, allows counties to consolidate tax revenues into one general fund, and permits a separate ad valorem levy up to 15 cents for roads with voter approval. The measure preserves bond obligations and authorizes local laws for road maintenance.
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Five relating to issuing up to 75 million dollars in Texas Park Development Bonds by the Parks and Wildlife Department. It details funding, interest limits, fund creation, and deployment for acquiring lands and developing state park sites. The measure asks voters to approve or oppose adding Section 49-e to Article III.
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