Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Texas blind aid amendment
A legislative joint resolution outlines adding a new constitutional section to authorize up to 15 dollars monthly aid to needy blind Texans over 21. It specifies five years residency, U.S. financial aid acceptance, and an August 1997 special election. It requests a 9,000 dollar appropriation for publication and election costs.
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State of
Texas
United States
United Statch
United States of America
State of Texas
Texas constitutional amendments proposed on banking and roads
A long OCR copy outlines proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution, including allowing banking corporations with state supervision, capping stock liability, limiting to one business location, and barring foreign banks. It also covers road funding plans for Harris County, road district taxes, and a separate child assistance amendment with annual funding limits. The document notes elections set for August 1937 and includes proclamations and appropriation details.
Texas Constitution Amendment On Ad Valorem Tax Discounts
A proposed Texas Constitution amendment adds Section 20 to Article VIII to cap property tax assessments at fair cash market value and allow tax discounts for early payments. It details a 3 percent discount if taxes are paid 90 days before delinquency, with the Legislature empowered to set discounts and administration. An election date, publication costs, and appropriation provisions are included.
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Texas
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Joint Resolution to Abolish Salary Method For Local Officers
A joint resolution proposes amending Article 16 Section 61 to abolish the salary method for all district, county and precinct officers in the state and to provide for replacement compensation terms where applicable. The measure seeks to remove fixed salaries and establish a new compensation framework for local officials.
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State of
Texas
Texas constitutional amendment on compensation for district officers
The document details a proposed constitutional amendment by the Texas Legislature authorizing fixing the compensation method for all district county and precinct officers. It calls for a special election on the fourth Monday in August 1937 with voters choosing For or Against the amendment. It also appropriates $5,000 to cover publication and election expenses.
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Harris County
State of Texas
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Texas
United States
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