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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
2
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Twelve allowing district dissolution by vote, asset handling, and debt settlement under state law. It specifies the November 1966 election date and required ballot wording for dissolution of hospital districts and related governance.
Soil Conservation Service personnel assist the Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District by staking and checking ponds for L. J. Streetman Knudson Tergerson Marion Sorensen Felix Cox Howard Heath and H. A. Burden. Terraces staked for several residents and farmers. Two diversion terraces marked for Roy Davis. Plans to rework old terraces by W. H. Zuehlke and Ottis Tyler with waterways to be shaped for Coastal Bermuda next spring.
Mrs E C Bergman and grandsons Edward and David Anz rode a bus to San Marcos on August 10 to visit Dr and Mrs Burrell Helton and family. It was the boys first bus ride and they enjoyed Aquarena visits. Clarence Anz and wife visited on August 14 and brought their mother and sons to Clifton.
Land transfers include Alton Gandy and Marguerite Gandy to Doyle W Hennessee and Mildred Hennessee for Lots 3 and an 18 inch strip in Meridian Block 4. Also Shaffer to Gandy for Lot 3 and strip north of Lot 2. Local items note new students at Meridian Grammar School and community visits. Major James D. Rogers awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in Viet Nam. Several Meridian business sales: Wreay restaurant to Gandy, then to Hennessee, with plans to merge into a variety store and drug business and nearby grocery changes.
Public notice outlines House Joint Resolution No. 24 proposing Amendment to Article VI adding Section 2a to allow voting for President and Vice President and all state offices by qualified voters with residency rules, including recent movers and former residents. The notice details registration methods, absentee voting, and ballot language for the November 8, 1966 election.
Public notice announces Constitutional Amendment Seven on the November 8 1966 ballot in Texas. It seeks to repeal poll tax voting requirements by amending Sections 2 and 4 of Article VI and allows Legislature to provide voter registration rules. It also notes absentee voting authority and armed forces voting provisions.
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