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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
4
Public notice outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to remove authorization to transfer more than one percent annually from the permanent school fund to the available school fund. It calls for voter approval at the November 1964 election with for and against ballots.
The text outlines a constitutional amendment to require notices for bills affecting conservation and reclamation districts. It sets a November 1964 election date for qualified electors to vote and mandates proclamations by the Governor and publication timing per state constitution. It specifies printing the amendment on ballots and details changes to district authority and bond issuance.
Rev Mitchell Kennedy of Fort Worth preached at Rainbow Sunday and visited with Scotty and Mrs Brown. Gay Miller and Gary Parker wed on Aug 3 and now live in Fort Worth. Families and friends from Cleburne Whitney Glen Rose Austin Oklahoma Kansas City Mo and Louisiana joined various gatherings at homes and events. Rainbow Home Demonstration Club met with Ruby Hulsey on Aug 14 as preparations began for the annual HDC Game.
A note from Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Head Jr. and Clovis and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaskill and Debbie thanks Glen Rose residents for kindness after an accident and hospital stay. The two patients are doing well. The families are traveling in Arkansas this week.
Mrs Mae Bruce was honored on her 74th birthday when 49 guests gathered at her home for dinner. Out of town relatives included Homer Bruce and family from Dallas and Claude Hardy with spouse from Irving.
Public notice announces Senate Joint Resolution No. 10 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 51 of Article III adding Subsection 51a-2. It would authorize the Legislature to fund direct or vendor payments for medical care for needy Texans aged 65 or over not on Old Age Assistance, with federal matching limits, and include related provisions and election details.
A Texas ballot issue seeks to authorize state funded medical aid for needy individuals sixty five and older not on Old Age Assistance. It covers payments matching federal funds and permits eye vision testing and lens fitting with non drug methods. The measure contrasts with an opposing view against the amendment and directs the governor to issue the proclamation for the election.
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