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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
5
Dallas educator Joe Pitts urges parents to treat the first day of school as a positive experience. He advises early preparation beginning at birth with steps toward independence and social interaction, plus practical routines and familiarization with cafeteria and restrooms to reduce fear.
Public notice details a Texas constitutional amendment on November 7 1972 ballot about uniform occupation taxes exemptions for public property worship likely church property and veteran disability exemptions with survivor benefits and related provisions. It cites sections and thresholds for disability ratings and amounts plus submission to voters.
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional change to Article IV Section 23. It specifies a four year term for the Comptroller and other officers, with eligibility until a successor is qualified and a legislature fixed salary. The amendment targets officers elected in 1974 or later and directs official publication timing.
A fragmented text notes HJR 95 proposing amendments to Article IV Section 17 and Article III Section 24a of the Texas Constitution. It outlines temporary governorship by the Senate president during vacancies and sets compensation terms for the governor and Senate president, with an election date of November 7, 1972.
Section 33 prohibits drawing warrants or paying officers who hold another state or federal office, with exceptions for national guard and certain retired personnel. It restricts nonelective holders from other nonelective offices unless allowed by law and no conflict with their current salary. Lawmakers remain barred from serving as Soil and Water Conservation District Directors.
The fragment discusses Section 2 of Rec. 2 and Article XVI of the Constitution, outlining disqualifications for holding multiple offices and prohibitions on voting by certain personnel. It mentions Director of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, National Guard members and reserves, and retired U.S. armed forces personnel. The text appears to debate eligibility and dual office holding within state and federal structures and references upcoming elections and ballot wording.
In New York Christine Vaimy introduces the first men’s skin care salon in the United States. The service emphasizes deep cleansing and skin regeneration with devices like Vapodyne and Activac while directing complex cases to dermatologists.
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