Texas constitutional amendment on salaries and per diem
Public notice outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to set annual salaries for Senators and Representatives at 8,400 dollars and per diem up to 12 dollars for up to 140 days of a regular session and 30 days of a special session with mileage pay. The measure would be voted by electors on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1972.
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Texas
House of Representatives
Senate
House of Rep
Texas constitutional amendment on salary for county officials
A Texas constitutional amendment proposed for the November 7 1972 ballot would require all county officers in counties over 20 000 population to be paid on a salary basis. The measure details salary mandates for sheriffs deputies precinct officers and judges and sets fee allocations for other offices.
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State OF Texas
Texas
State of
Commissioners Courts
Texas Legislature Amends Tax Exemption Provisions
Public notice alerts voters to a proposed constitutional amendment in Texas removing select tax exemptions. The measure details exemptions for public property religious worship and disabled veterans, with specific disability thresholds and survivor benefits. The election is set for the first Tuesday after the final Monday in November.
Constitutional Amendment Ballot Action Abolishes Lamar County Hospital District
Public notice details a Constitutional Amendment on the November 7 1977 ballot. It states Section 6 of Article IX will abolish the Lamar County Hospital District and authorize the Lamar County Commissioners Court to handle asset transfer or disposition. The measure appears on the general election ballot with the proposition to approve abolishing the district.
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Public Notice on Ballot Measure 12 1972 Texas General Election
Notice outlines ballot measure number 12 on the November 7 1972 General Election for Texas. It quotes constitutional amendments restricting holding multiple offices and authorizing certain state employees to serve on local government boards with salary protections and exceptions.
Texas constitutional revision commission proposal in 1973 amendment
Public notice outlines a Texas 1973 constitutional amendment adding a section to form a constitutional revision commission. It details staff funding, commission duties, conventions convening January 1974, compensation rules, election procedures, dissolution, and retention of the Bill of Rights.
Constitutional amendment allows homestead tax exemption for seniors
The amendment empowers state political subdivisions to exempt at least $3,000 of the assessed value of residence homesteads for persons aged 65 or older from ad valorem taxes under specified conditions. It preserves pledged taxes until debts are discharged and outlines eligibility and procedures for the exemption.
Texas constitution amendment on equality under law
Public notice announces adding Section 3a to Article I to prohibit denial or abridgment of equality under the law because of sex race color creed or national origin. The measure is to be voted by qualified electors on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1972 with the ballot allowing for or against the proposition.
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Texas
Constitutional Revision Commission
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Proposing Texas Constitution Amendment on Amendments Process
A state proposition seeks to revise how amendments to the Texas Constitution are proposed and published. It details legislative approval by two thirds, explanatory notices by the Secretary of State, and publication timelines before elections. If approved, the amendment governs election timing and notice standards.
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Texas
Secretary of State
Texas constitutional amendment on bond interest rate proposal
Public notice outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment adding Section 65 to allow bonds to bear interest up to a weighted average annual rate of 6 percent. It repeals conflicting dates and sets the measure for the next general election.
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State OF Texas
Amendment to Constitution Sets Four Year Terms for Texas Officials
Public notice outlines amendments to Article IV and Section 22 23 establishing four year terms for Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Comptroller Treasurer Receiver and other state officers elected at large. Provisions specify eligibility residency and salaried offices with pay set by Legislature.
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United States
Supreme Court of
Amendment authorizes dual offices limits for Texas officials
Public notice outlines Texas constitutional amendments (SJR 20) to be decided in the General Election on November 7 1972. It restricts warrants for officers holding multiple offices and permits some positions like National Guard officers, directors of soil and water districts, and certain federal and state roles to coexist under specified conditions. The amendment also clarifies voting rights and eligibility for district directors and other listed offices.
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Texas Voters Consider Salary Change for Lieutenant Governor
Public notice outlines a November 7 1972 election on amending the Texas Constitution to raise the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House salaries to 22500 per year while the Senate President acts as governor during vacancies. Ballots will reflect voting for or against the proposition.
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