Texas lawmakers push for two year spending plan with tax bill
Gov. Preston Smith pressed for a two year budget tied to a tax package to raise about 100 million annually. Lt. Gov. Barnes and Speaker Mutscher will decide whether to approve a one or two year bill as conferees continue work on a biennial plan.
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Austin
Tex
Preston Smith
Smith
Ben Barnes
Gus Mtuscher
Barnes
House Senate Conference Committee
House
Mutscher
Legisature
Senate
LVNA Ninth Anniversary Dinner Held in Winters
The ninth anniversary dinner for Division 58 LVNA was held Thursday night May 1 at the Winters school cafeteria. Attendees came from Robert Lee Bronte Ballinger Winters Abilene San Angelo Merkel and Austin. There were 13 members and 41 visitors. Speaker Dean Davis attorney for the Texas Hospital Association of Austin was introduced by Edwin Kirkland Ballinger Memorial Hospital administrator.
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Division 58
LVNA
Winters
Robert Lee
Bronte
Ballinger
Abilene
San Angelo
Merkel
Austin
Dean Davis
Texas Hospital Association of Austin
Edwin Kirkland
Ballinger Memorial Hospital
Constitutional Amendment Six on Ballot in Texas
Public notice announces proposed constitutional amendment number six. The text would remove constitutional interest rate limits on bonds issued under constitutional authority and allow rates to be set by issuing agencies subject to legislative constraints. Ballot timing: August 1969 first Tuesday after the first Monday. voters decide yes or no.
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Columbus
Washington
State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Proposal
Reduced constitutional amendment text from the Texas Legislature states that repealing listed sections will not cause substantive changes to the current constitution. The notice outlines sections across Articles I III VIII IX and X and references specific article numbers and subsections as part of the proposed amendment process.
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Texas
Ion
Texs
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Nine On Texas Ballot
Public notice announces constitutional change to require annual Texas legislative sessions and outlines amended Section 5 of Article III with session lengths and procedures. Eligible voters will vote August 6, 1969 on the proposition: annual legislative sessions.
Public Notice on Proposed Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot
A public notice details Constitutional Amendment Four on the Texas ballot for an August 1969 election. It specifies tax exemptions for nonprofit water supply property, churches, schools, and charity institutions, with definitions and conditions for expiration after two years and required ballot wording.
Constitutional Amendment on Texas Water Development Bonds
Public notice of proposed constitutional amendment number two on the ballot in 1969. Expands the Texas Water Development Board bond authority by 3.5 billion dollars, adds a new section 49-d-1, outlines fund use, contracts, and general obligations, and proposes voter approval and legislative role. The amendment would broaden purposes and financing of water resources development in and outside Texas.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Development Fund
State of Texas
United States
Water Development Board
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