Texas constitutional amendment on tax exemption for warehoused goods
Public notice outlines a proposed Texas Constitution amendment adding a section to exempt certain merchandise held by a public warehouseman from ad valorem tax if shipped by regulated carrier, held under six months, and destined out of state. The amendment would be decided by voters on the November 1968 election ballot with specified wording for and against the measure.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Texas Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Nine Ballot
Senate joint resolution proposes an amendment to Article III Section 48a to fund retirement for public school employees via state taxes equal to employee contributions, capped at six percent of salaries. Election set for November 1968 with for and against ballot wording and gubernatorial proclamation required.
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Senate
State of Texas
Texas
State of
Project FIND mobilizes county volunteers for elderly aid
Community action plan in central Texas counties seeks volunteers to survey retirement age residents and identify needs in housing health Medicare income and social services. Coordinators John Myers and Community Action invite clubs and organizations to participate and provide space for a permanent center.
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Texas
John Myers
Llano
San Saba
Mason
Blanco
Funeral Held Tuesday For Harry Cushing
Harry E. Cushing 61 of Golden Beach died August 8 in an Austin hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Edgar Funeral Home Burnet with Rev. Tom Keith officiating. Burial followed at Narnia Cemetery. Survived by wife Mrs. Lee Cushing father Ross BE Cush ing of Paradise California and sister Mrs. Sam Kennedy of Sacramento California.
Constitutional Amendment Proposal on Ballot Two
Public notice announces Constitutional Amendment Number Two on the ballot. It proposes increasing annual out of state funds for public assistance payments to 75 million dollars for Old Age Aid Disabled Aid to the Blind and Aid to Families with Dependent Children. The text also clarifies vision care definitions and optometrist restrictions under state law.
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United States
Lone Grove Socials Highlight Week of Visits and Reunions
The Lone Grove column lists numerous visitors and outings including Grace Templeton and D. I. Hazelett with Mrs. T. A. Smith in Oklahoma, trips to Varier Hogg Plantation House Museum and Sea-Arama in Galveston, attendance at an Astros Mets game, Old Settlers Reunion in Te x as, and church events in Kerrville Llano and Brownwood.
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Mmes
Grace Templeton
Robert Reese
D. I. Hazelett
Lee Hazslett
T. A. Smith
Oklahoma
H. D. Templeton
Myrie Mertin
Graham
J. Cummings
Thema Tihers
Mes
Gladys Box
Duane Lowe
West Columbia
Varfier-Hogg Plantation House Museum
Sea-Arama
Galveston
Astros
Mets
Astrodome
Houston
Lee Mazelett
Wesley Wilson
Wilson
Hazelett
John Duff
Brownwood
Lee Tompkins
Oklahoma City
D. J. Hazelett
Lee Hazlett
Old Settlers
Othelia Dodd
LaMarque
Nila Faris
Louise Moore
Jaunita Clendennen
Susan
Sandra Overstreet
Walter Overstreet
Ford Clinger
John O’donnell
Mason
Charlie Clinger
Borger
Dena Box
Carrizo Springs
Sally Templeton
M. B. Bales
Kerrville
First Baptist Church of
Llano
Earl Fain
San Antonio
Harris Ends Vietnam Naval Assignment
Electronics Technician Second Class Edward T. Harris USN 24 son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Harris of Sunrise Beach Llano and husband of Janice E Bruns of San Francisco returned from a six month deployment aboard the destroyer USS As at a crew member spent about 12 hours daily at his battle station and fired over 28000 rounds at enemy targets while at sea he faced seven enemy shore battery bombardments off the DMZ coast.
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San Diego
FHTNC
Edward T. Harris
USN
Robert H. Harris
Sunrise Beach
Llano
Janice E. Bruns
San Francisco
USS
Demilitarized Zone
Constitutional Amendment Proposal on Consolidating government
Public notice outlines Section 64 adding power to consolidate governmental offices within El Paso and Tarrant Counties. It allows inter-subdivision contracts for performing governmental functions and requires a majority vote in each affected subdivision. Ballot language slated for November 1968 election.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Il Paso
Tarrant
Em Paso
Tarrant Comes
Uga5
Texas Amendment Grants Bond Authority for Industrial Development
State proposal to amend Article 11 of the Texas Constitution adds Section 52a authorizing counties cities and towns to issue revenue bonds for industrial development with bond proceeds taxable by ad valorem taxes. Election proclamation to be issued and amendment published as required by law in 1968.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Ay OF
Eli Bate
Texas Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Five
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number five on the ballot ILIR61. It details amendments to Section 24 Article 111 setting legislative salaries and per diem limits, travel mileage rules, and session length, with specific dollar figures and mileage rates.
Texas Voters Consider Constitutional Amendment Six on Ballot
Public notice details Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Six (SR2¢) authorizing the Legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation all or part of equipment or improvements on real property that are designed to remove or reduce air emissions or water pollutants, provided capital investment meets state air and water standards.
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Texas
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