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Newspaper

Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1967

Page

8

Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment Two on the Ball

The Texas Legislature proposes amending Article IX to add Section 13, permitting hospital districts to partner on mental health and public health services, with districts not required to fully assume these responsibilities. Ballots on November 11, 1967 will present FOR and AGAINST options.

State OF Texas

Constitutional Amendment Six on the Texas ballot details

Public notice outlines proposed constitutional change to Section 33 of Article XVI restricting state officers from holding other offices, with exemptions for National Guard and reserve members. It sets temporary viability to 1969 and requires legislative authorization for later lifts, noting prohibitions on elected officials holding additional offices.

State of Texas Treasury National Guard Air National Guard of National Guard Reserve Air National Guard Reserve Air Force Reserve Officers Reserve United States Air National Guard United States Army Air Force Navy Marine Corps Legisature

Mrs Steve Hines Honored At Shower

A bridal shower for Mrs Steve Hines nee Brenda Scott was held at the home of Mrs C E Bruton at 3 p m Monday Aug 14 About 40 guests attended Carolyn Clark served white cake squares with yellow roses and Gayle Wells served yellow punch Lillian Strickland checked in guests and hostesses included Mrs Bruton and thirteen others

Steve Hines Brenda Scott C. E. Bruton Carolyn Clark Gayle Wells Lillian Strickland Mmes. Bruton Cecil Cox Horace Grigg Harlin Lee Guy Strickland James Allen Pete Gentry R. W. Sims W. H. Maxwell, Jr R. M. Andrews Roy Stout Jack Corley James Tidwell Zell Moore T. F. Sims Jr

Seaman Clem and Sedberry Begin San Diego Basic Training

Seaman recruit Alga D. Clem and Seaman Recruit Hipkins R. Sedberry, both of Blackwell Texas, start nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center San Diego Calif The program covers Naval customs courtesies ordnance gun nery seamenship damage control first aid swimming survival shipboard drills and a fitness regime Their Navy Classification tests will decide subsequent assignment to a school shore station or ship after graduation.

Alga D. Clem USN Clem Hipkins R. Sedberry Peyton H. Sedberry Blackwell Texas Naval Training Center San Diego Calif Navy

Marine Private First Class Ronnie D McGary In Vietnam

Ronnie D McGary son of Mr and Mrs D A McGary of Bronte serves with the Fifth Communications Battalion Force Logistic Command in Vietnam. Based near Da Nang his unit services all communications gear for Marines in the northern region including installing field radios and maintaining telephone systems.

Camp Boats Vietnam Cass Ronnie D. McGary D. A. McGary Bronte Fifth Communications Force Logistic Command South Vietnam

Constitutional Amendment One on Tax Rates and Funds

Public notice outlines Section 9 of Article VIII amending Texas Constitution to cap state and local property taxes at 35¢ per $100 and 80¢ per $100 respectively for general and other funds, with counties allowed to pool tax money into a single general fund and to pass local road maintenance laws without extra notice. The text also notes voter approval for an additional 15¢ tax for roads and cites an amendment description printed on the notices.

State OF Texas Commissioners Court

Public Notice Proposed Texas Park Development Bond Amendment

A proposed constitutional amendment would authorize the Parks and Wildlife Department to issue up to 75 million dollars in general obligation bonds to create the Texas Park Development Fund. The fund would acquire lands for state parks and develop sites, with bond terms and interest rules set by law. The measure and ballot wording are described for the November election.

State OF Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Texas Park Development Texas Park Development Fund Parks and Wildlife United States State Parks Fund

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