Texas House Joint Resolution Proposes Blind Aid Amendment
A House Joint Resolution seeks to amend Article 111 of the Texas Constitution by adding Section 51c to permit Legislature backed aid to needy blind adults over 21, up to 15 dollars monthly, with residency and citizenship requirements and ability to accept federal aid, plus a ballot election and appropriation. The measure outlines eligibility, funding limits, and publication provisions.
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Texas Amendment Ballots On Needy Blind Aid and Compensation
Legislative text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment for aid to the needy blind over 21 with residency rules and U S government aid, plus separate amendments on compensation for district county and precinct officers and road plans in Harris County and road districts. The measure calls for a special election in August 1987 with specified ballot language and appropriations for publication and election costs.
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United States
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Texas Joint Resolution Proposes Constitutional Salary Amendment
A joint resolution proposes amending Article VII Section 61 to adjust how district county and precinct officers are paid. It outlines submission to voters, gubernatorial proclamation, and appropriations for the submission process. The text specifies modifications to the salary provision and the method of payment as prescribed by the legislature.
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Texas Amendment Proposes Paved Roads Plan for Harris County
The proposal adds Section 52d to allow Harris County and road districts to levy an annual tax for up to five years to fund lasting roads and bridges. Voters must approve the plan and tax level, with funds restricted to the stated projects and election timing and procedures set by the Legislature.
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Texas
Harris County
State OF Texas
Texas constitutional amendment on banking and corporate limits
S. J. No. 9 proposes amending Section 16 Article XVI of the Texas Constitution to authorize banking corporation formation and supervision, require full capital subscription before charter, restrict foreign banks, and limit corporate business to a single location. Best resolved by Section 1 to redefine Section 16. The Legislature shall implement the new provisions.
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Texas Banking Amendment Proposed for 1987 Ballot
The proposal authorizes incorporation of banks with deposits and sets state supervision. It requires full cash subscription before chartering and limits banks to a single location. Foreign banks except national ones are barred from banking privileges in Texas. Sec 2 directs a August 1987 vote with for and against ballots and Sec 4 allocates 8500 for election expenses.
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Cent’l Nat'l Bank
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Red Chain
W. B. Currie Produce
Ballinger
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Parris
Optometrist
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Optician
A. O. Strothers
Owens’ Drug Store
Winters
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Tee
Westinghor
Westinghouse
U. S. Public Works Administration
PWA
Lial
Saleman
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