Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment in Texas
Official notice outlines a constitutional amendment to Article IX Section 13 adding Section 18. It clarifies hospital districts may not be required to fully provide mental health, mental retardation, or public health services and allows municipalities to participate in such services within hospital districts. Vote set for November 11, 1967 with for and against ballot wording.
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State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment Number Six on Ballot
Public notice outlines Section 33 Amendment to Texas Constitution authorizing non elective state officers and employees to hold other non elective offices if beneficial and non conflicting until Sept 1 1969 and then only if Legislature permits Includes exemptions for National Guard and retired military personnel Ends with confirmation that the amendment is to be voted on against the measure.
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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
Organized Reserve
United States Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
John R. Tubb Receives Lieutenant's Commission
John R. Tubb, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tubb of Blackwell, was commissioned a second lieutenant after graduating from Transportation Officer Candidate School at Fort Eustis on July 19. He earned a B B A from McMurry College in 1964. his wife Nancy resides in Newport News.
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John R. Tubb
Mrs. Melvin Tubb
Blackwell
Ft. Eustis
Transportation Corps
Tubb
McMurry College
Abilene
Tex
Nancy
Newport News
Colorado City
Constitutional Amendment One On Ballot Texas Tax Limits
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional change to Texas Section 9 Article VIII setting tax rate limits 35 cents property tax cap 80 cents county rate and potential extra 15 cents for roads under voter approval. States counties may pool tax money into one general fund and legislature may pass local road laws with reduced notice.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Commissioners Court
General Fund
Sles
Kor
Texas Park Development Bond Amendment Given On Ballot
Public notice details proposed constitutional amendment five adding Section 49-e to Article III. It authorizes the Parks and Wildlife Department to issue up to 75 million dollars in general obligation bonds, create a Texas Park Development Fund, and set terms including a maximum four and a half percent interest rate. It outlines fund use for acquiring lands and developing state parks and requires voter approval with specified ballot wording. The notice explains funding, investment provisions, and conditions for bond payment and continuation after full repayment.
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State OF
Texas
Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas Park Development
Texas Park Development Fund
Iris and Wildlife Department
Parks and Wildlife
United States
State Parks Fund
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