Constitution amendment creates constitutional revision commission
Texas voters would see a constitutional amendment in the November 1972 election. The measure authorizes a constitutional revision commission to study changes, prepare a new constitution or revisions, and guide the 68th Legislature as a constitutional convention in January 1974. The plan sets staff funding, rules, and election procedures.
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Supreme Court
of Criminal Appeals
General Revenue
Constitutional Revision Commission
Birthday Greetings Note list of names
A list of individuals including Billy Perry Roy Noack Jackie Hawkins Lannie Lane Larry Gafford Mrs Ronnie Shackelford August 19 Bobby Wilson Jerry Patton Mrs Billy Woodard Lester Bivens A L Baker Mrs Jim Turner Truman Hamill Allan Thompson Patricia Thompson Mrs Phil Woodruff C J Howard Jr Teree Harley Gay Gibbs Dorothy Leach Lovell Weedon Casey Osborn Harley Wharton Mrs Zack Evans Mickey Garrett Mitchell Pruitt Wayland G Adams Patricia Baker Burns Algone Rails under Hollis.
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Billy Perry
Roy Noack
Jackie Hawkins
Lannie Lane
Larry Gafford
Ronnie Shackelford
Bobby Wilson
Jerry Patton
Billy Woodard
Lester Bivens
A. L. Baker
Jim Turner
Rock Creek News Notes After Rain and Visits
Weather round up reports 1.30 inches of rain Friday evening and 10 Saturday evening. Local visitors from Houston Temple Arlington Duncanville Irving Port Lavaca Waco and Dallas join the Plum mers and Bramletts for church and greetings. Rev Kenneth Stevens of Meridian preached with his children at the Sunday service and Donna Flanary and Randy Russell attended morning church.
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G. W. Roark
Velma Thompson
Viola Mouser
Dennis and
Mark
Houston
Mollie Stevens
Oretha
Plummers
Alvin West
Duncanville
J. C. West
Jana Mann
Irving
Orville Cremeans
Kendron Reeves
Dallas
Orell Reeves
Becky Keller
Port Lavaca
Gary Hill
Waco
W. M
Arlington
Pearl Hawkins
Clovis Roark
Kenneth Stevens
Meridian
Crisp Family Welcomes Sloan Leann In Cleburne
Mr and Mrs David Crisp and Shelby announce the arrival of a daughter and sister Sloan Leann born Saturday at Memorial Hospital in Cleburne. The baby weighed six pounds eight ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Morris Pollock and Mr and Mrs D R Crisp.
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David Crisp
Shelby
Sloan Leann
Memorial Hospital
Cleburne
Morris Pollock
D. R. Crisp
Birth of a daughter Tanya Loree to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor
Mr and Mrs Roy Taylor of Long Beach New York announce the birth of a daughter named Tanya Loree born July 28 in Long Beach. Maternal grandparents Rex Leonard of Somerton Arizona and the former Glen Rose residents. The notice also lists several weekend visitors and extended family travels across states including visits to Salem Missouri and trips to Louisiana and Florida.
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Roy Taylor
Long Beach
N.Y
Tanya Loree
Rex Leonard
Somerton, Ariz
Glen Rose
Free Hearing Tests and Workshops Offered in Texas
Free hearing tests are offered to identify causes and solutions for hearing problems. The program includes ear wax checks, tube function, and optical and nerve assessments with plain language explanations. Joe Treadway hosts a hearing aid workshop at the Glen Rose Hotel on Tuesday August 22 from 10:30 a.m. to noon. The service includes repairs, cleaning, tubes, and battery replacement, with Texas licensure to fit and dispense aids. Regular tests occur in Stephenville every Thursday and Hamilton every Friday.
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Joe Treadway
Glen Rose
State of
Hamilton
Fort Worth Rites Held For Helen M Mercer
Mrs Helen May Mercer of Fort Worth sister of Joe Russell was buried in Greenwood Cemetery after services at Harveson Cole Chapel She served as vice president of T E Mercer Trucking Co and was active in civic affairs Survivors include her son Tommy G Mercer daughter Jolene Dakil 10 grandchildren sister Mrs William E Miller and a brother
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Helen May Mercer
Fort Worth
Joe Russell
Greenwood Cemetery
Harveson & Cole
Tommy G. Mercer
Jolene Dakil
William E. Miller
Constitutional Amendment El Tee The Ballot HJR 82
Public notice for the Texas constitutional amendment HJR 82 to set a six percent weighted average annual interest rate for bonds issued by state agencies. The amendment would add Section 65 to Article III and repeal conflicting rate provisions, becoming effective upon adoption at the November 7, 1972 general election.
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State OF
Texas
Sions
State of Texas
Jon Mbae
Constitutional Amendment 14 on Ballot HJR 5 7 Track
Public notice summarizes Amendment 14 allowing county commissioners court to reduce county permanent school fund and distribute funds to independent and common school districts per pupil to reduce bonded indebtedness or fund improvements, while preserving ad valorem tax on lands and state aid unchanged.
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State OF Texas
Commissioners Court
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