Proposed Constitutional Amendment to allow $50 million highway bonds
The General Assembly proposes amending article nine section four of the Pennsylvania constitution. It would authorize the state to issue bonds up to fifty million dollars to improve and rebuild highways, while preserving existing debt limits. A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 1. Robert McAteer, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Robert McAteer
The
Pennsylvania Constitution Amendment on Local Law Powers
A proposed amendment to Article Three Section Seven would allow special legislation regulating labor and broaden local law powers. The measure revises prohibitions on local or special laws and outlines updated provisions for governance, elections, taxation, and public works across counties, cities, townships, and school districts. It preserves protections while enabling targeted legislation under defined conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Justices of the Peace
Robert McAthe
The
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Proposal Seeks Constitutional Change on Elections
A concurrent resolution proposes amending section three of article eight of the Pennsylvania Constitution. It covers election rules for judges and local officials, shift of election days, and a provision for current judges to remain in office until January of the next even-numbered year.
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General Assembly
Joint Resolution Four proposes a Pennsylvania tax amendment
A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4 from the Commonwealth outlines amending section one of article nine of the state constitution to allow classification of taxes and progressive rates while preserving exemptions for public property religious worship burial sites not for private profit and purely public charity. signed by Secretary Robert McAfee.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Robert McAfer
The
Philadelphia
Hersin
Robert Meathe
Number Five Joint Resolution for Pennsylvania Constitution
A joint resolution proposes amending the Pennsylvania Constitution. Presented by both Senate and House of the General Assembly, the measure aims to modify the eighteenth article of the Constitution. The text details the procedural basis for the amendment and seeks approval to advance to the next legislative steps.
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Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Frederick Neidmamyhr
Lititz Borough
Lancaster County
Lititz
Lemon
Neidermyta
Harry
Hseuuiors
Notich
Henry Shabecker
Werwick
Adam L. Kurkholder
Rufus Kline
Warwick
Brunperville
Phares
Kline
Wayne J. Rlins
Harnish & Harnist
Fixcenters
Henry L. Sikaar
Warwick Township
Lancaster ‘County
W.S. Bueh
John EH. Yerger
S. M. Huber
East Main Street
C. H. Kreider's Hardware
Main St
Allen
Lancaster
D. Frank Kline, M.D
E. King Sr
Cone
Conkey
Conkey’s
Cornman’s
Hess & Clarke
Garber’s Poultry
Lewis N. Moyer, P. D
Main Street
Weachter
L. Fi
Lititz, Pa
A. R. Bomberger & Co
Hershey, Seaman & Co, Lititz, Penna
Thomas Steffy Litifz
N. Broad Street
South Broad Street
Buch & Hassler
Ind
W.5. Buch
Attorney At Law
S. C
Hershey & Gibbes Conveyancers Scriveners
Brunnerville
Geyer
Gillette & Durham
D. E. Light & CO
S. Broad St
Ritchie
E.C. Ritchie Railroad Restaurant
Bear & Long’s Coal and Lumber Yard
W. F. Groff
J. G. Asner & Son
Rothsville, Penna
Spruce Villa Dairy
J. C. Brubaker
Proprictor
Hollinger
H. D. Hollinger
Broad St
Homer
H. B. Kissinger
South Cedar Street
Brilouse
John F. Schleibh
Spruce St
Lititz Inc
Warwick Wes
Cedar St
Twa
Buch & Habsler
W. D. Fichthorn
Bow- Rudy's Meatman’s Bakery
W. H. Muth & Co
Isaac Sarah
Penryn
Bell
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