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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
4
Dina Merrill advises wearing makeup to suit you not follow trends. She favors natural looks with light shadow, taupe near the eyes, and light lipstick, warning against heavy foundation and overdoing makeup as women age. She built a cosmetic line with sun protection and tanning options and stays outdoors with hats and moisturizers.
Mark S. Henneke advances to hospital corpsman third class per an announcement by Lt. Cmdr. W. R. Murrell MSC US Navy medical department division officer. Murrell praises Henneke for devotion to duty and professionalism as the new leadership role brings greater responsibilities. Henneke is son of Mr and Mrs Norman L. Henneke of Cuero Route 4 Box 313.
A constitutional amendment proposal on the November 7 1972 ballot would abolish the Lamar County Hospital District on its effective date and authorize the Lamar County Commissioners Court to handle asset transfers or dispositions. The amendment to Section 6 of Article IX would appear on the general election ballot with voting options for or against.
Legislative measure proposes to amend Article IV Section 17 to allow the Senate President to govern during lieutenant governor vacancy with equivalent pay. Adds Section 24a to Article III setting annual salary of 22 500 dollars for both the lieutenant governor and the speaker while acting as president of the Senate or presiding officer. Election set for November 7 1972 with votes for or against.
The proposal amends Article III to allow bonds issued under constitutional authority to bear interest at a weighted average rate not exceeding 6 percent. It repeals conflicting provisions and provides for adoption by voters at the November 1972 general election. The ballot asks to approve or reject the six percent weighted average interest cap for state bonds.
Public notice outlines proposed Texas constitutional amendment to require salary compensation for all district and county officers in counties over 20 000 population and to allow commissioners courts to set officer pay basis. It also covers fees paid into county treasury, with exceptions for certain offices and notaries. Ballot questions county treasuries and election date November 7 1972.
The text outlines proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution for the November 7 1972 general election. It covers how amendments may be proposed by the Legislature during regular or special sessions, how votes are counted, required majorities, publication and notice duties, and timing for election dates and publication deadlines. It specifies that a two thirds majority is needed in each house, official notices must be published twice, and the Secretary of State provides explanatory statements.
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