Arkansas General Assembly resolves on House and Senate approval
The resolution notes that action has been taken if RESOLVED by the House of Representatives of the Sixty Second General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, and by the Senate, with a majority of all members elected to each House agreeing thereto.
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Constitution Amendment Salary Provisions Text
The fragment notes amendments to the state constitution about salaries for county and municipal officials, with sections 6 and 7 outlining authority, conflicts, and approval dated March 16, 1989. It references CG G Crip Hall Secretary of State.
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Arkansas constitutional amendment No 51 proposed
Proposed amendment to Arkansas Constitution authorizing cities of first and second class to issue bonds with voter approval for numerous municipal projects and facilities, plus new taxes and salary provisions. Sections outline bond terms, election rules, tax millage, and durations. Approval in 1950 and full force upon adoption.
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Arkansas Schools Free Aid Amendment Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR outlines funding and governance for free public schooling, tax levies, budgets, and bond proposals. It includes proposals for a state supported gratuitous instruction program for ages six to eighteen, local control of administration, tax rates, debt service, and a proposed Amendment No. 52 emphasizing public policy for universal educational aid and financial distribution.
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Arkansas school aid amendment description and effect in 1959
The document outlines changes to how financial aid for school instruction is applied to residents aged six to eighteen after a special election. It details funding use, debt service, and the conditions for amending the measure, with provisions for severability and self execution. Approved March 18, 1959.
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