19 Feb 1971
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1971
Page
1
The notice states that no reflection on the character or standing of any person firm or corporation is intended and will be corrected upon notification. The statement emphasizes that any misimpression will be addressed if brought to attention.
Texas lawmakers cleared a $34.9 million aid appropriation and moved to shift funds from the state tax clearance pool to welfare, with repayment planned when the new tax package starts September 1. A separate $185 million bond plan to fund eight new college campuses was approved by the House, aiming to ease the tax load, while local welfare reporting rules could unlock $100 million in matched federal aid. A liberal "People's Lobby" formed with leaders Yarborough, Clark, Eckhardt, Jordan, and Bernal. Court news from Houston notes deed restriction enforcement, libel ruling, and tax refunds related to oil leases. An open meetings amendment was discussed to require notice and posting of minutes for closed sessions.
House State Affairs Committee considers a bill by Rep. Dave Allred to allow but require advance notice of closed personnel and real estate security meetings. If passed, minutes would be public within three days. Subcommittee to study. Senate billSB 314 targets political ad charges by publishers and billboards with a $100 penalty and recovery. FIRST BILL SIGNED voter registration opened. those registering this month cannot vote before April 1. Public hearings set for five new state parks master plans February 24 and 26.
Official notice of a special election May 18 1971 to vote on constitutional amendment two HJR 21. Provisions allow the Legislature to propose amendments by two thirds vote with publication and official returns to the Secretary of State. Ballots will present the Proposition to voters as described.
Public notice for the May 18 1971 special election proposes Constitutional Amendment One SJR 15 creating a nine member State Ethics Commission with ex officio members from the House and Senate. It outlines appointment terms rules ethics powers compensation and meeting requirements and sets the measure for voter approval.
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