Texas Pecan Growers Seek 50 Cent Assessment Pecan Board Vote
The Texas Pecan Growers Association proposes a mail ballot referendum for October 23, 1972, to authorize a 50 cent per 100 pounds assessment on pecan producers and to elect a 12 member producers board. Voting eligibility includes Texas pecan producers with 300 pounds or more over three years. nominations require ten supporting voters and must be filed 30 days before the election. Ballots due by election night. ballots available at county agents if not received.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
State of Texas
Texas Pecan Growers Association
Drawer CC
College Station
Texas
National ad campaign targets alcohol abuse and responsible drinking
The NI A A A launches a nationwide effort including ads posters and media spots to curb alcohol abuse. Dr Morris E Chafetz stresses that the message promotes responsible drinking and respect for non drinkers while acknowledging the debate over drinking as a personal choice. The program links public education research and service efforts to reduce alcohol related problems.
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Morris E. Chafetz
The
NIAAA
Chafetz
Dr. Chafetz
Public Notice on Texas constitutional amendment ballot
The notice describes proposed constitutional amendments in Texas. It specifies sections to amend terms for governor attorney general comptroller of public accounts and other state officers to four years. General election year 1974 references and ballot instructions are included for voter approval on November election.
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State of Texas
General Land Office
Secretary of State
Texas to abolish Lamar County Hospital District amendment
State constitution amendment proposes abolishing the Lamar County Hospital District on its effective date and authorizes the Lamar County Commissioners Court to transfer or dispose of its assets. The measure is set for the general election the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1972 with ballots showing The Constitutional Amendment abolishing the County Hospital District.
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State OF Texas
Lamar County
Commissioners Court of
Lamar County Hospital
Constitutional Amendment 11 on Ballot for Texas Vote 1972
Public notice outlines Texas Constitutional Amendment 11 to be voted on November 7 1972. It proposes shifts in gubernatorial succession giving the President of the Senate temporary power and sets the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House annual salaries of 22500 dollars. The ballot asks voters to approve or reject the amendment.
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State OF
Texas
Guiry
Senate
House of Representatives
Constitutional amendment on tax exemptions for veterans on ballot
Texas voters will decide on a constitutional amendment numbered 5 on the November 7 1972 ballot. The proposal would allow exemptions from property taxation for disabled veterans their spouses and children and for surviving spouses and children of service members who die on active duty. The measure details ranges of disability tax relief and limits and requires legislative authority by general law.
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State OF Texas
Armed Services of
United States
Veterans’ Administration
United States Armed Forces
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