Absentee Balloting Set for Special Election Oct 15 to 31
Gillespie County Clerk Mrs. Doris Lange announces absentee ballots for the November Amendments and State Constitution election will run October 15 through October 31. She notes bilingual ballots English and Spanish for all voters and urges those unable to attend to apply by mail promptly.
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New Hours at LBJ Historic Site
Lyndon B. Johnson National Historic Site announces fall winter hours for the Birthplace Home in Stonewall and Boyhood Home in Johnson City from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with weekend 6 p.m. closings through October and special wagon and bus tours available.
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Voters Urged to Secure Registration for Amendment Election
Harold Jung Gillespie County Tax Assessor-Collector and Mark White Secretary of State urge Texas citizens to be registered by October 3 to vote in the November 4 special amendment election. Those new to the county or changing precincts or turning 18 since the past elections must file by the deadline.
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Gillespie County
Mark White
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Tower asks EPA to pause chlordane and heptachlor ban
U.S. Senator John Tower criticizes EPA actions aiming to ban the chemical insecticides chlordane and heptachlor. He argues the agency lacks solid proof of harm, warns of higher costs and losses for farmers, and calls for independent scientific inquiry before any ban. He plans legislative steps if EPA does not respond.
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Texas sales tax annual reporting option explained
Small merchants may qualify to report annual sales taxes if they have been in business a year and owe $100 or less in annual taxes. About 50,000 of 225,000 permit holders use the system, delaying paperwork for those with minimal taxable sales. Larger taxpayers stay on monthly or quarterly schedules based on monthly tax totals.
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