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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
8
Public notice states the legislature may create hospital districts that need not take full responsibility for mental health, mental retardation, or public health services. It sets election for November 11, 1967, with FOR and AGAINST ballot wording for municipal and state supported participation.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment six restricting state officers from holding multiple offices, with exemptions for certain national guard and reserve members and retired federal personnel, plus a temporary provision until 1969 subject to legislative authorization. The notice references eligibility, benefit to Texas, and conflict of interest requirements, and notes the amendment prohibits elected officers from holding other state or federal offices.
Construction of a radio relay station near Bronte begins in October as part of Bell System long distance expansion. The Bronte site includes a 1625 square foot building at the base of a 300 foot tower with four horn antennas and one initial 1200 channel voice line, expanding to 6000 circuits. The San Antonio to Sweetwater segment will use microwave signals between towers with a tentative completion in mid 1968 and service starting the following month.
Buddy Walker and his mother Mrs Mary Walker of Ft. Riley Kansas visited here last week. Walker has port orders to report to the west coast Sept 5 and expects to be sent to Qui Nhon Vietnam. Gene Walker and children of Fort Worth also visited Mrs Mary Walker Friday and Saturday.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional change to Section 9 Article VIII Texas Constitution. It details tax rate caps, county levies for general and road funds, voter approval for additional ad valorem taxes, and provisions for consolidating county tax revenues into a single general fund subject to future local laws. The notice emphasizes qualification and election procedures for voters.
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Five. It would add Section 49-e to Article III, authorizing the Parks and Wildlife Department to issue up to 75 million dollars in general obligation bonds to fund state park sites and development, with fund management, investment, and debt servicing rules. The measure asks voters to approve or reject the amendment on the ballot.
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