Texas Amendment Proposes $8 400 Salaries for Legislature
A Texas constitutional amendment would set annual salaries from the Public Treasury at $8,400 for Senators and Representatives and provide a per diem of $12 for up to 120 days of each Regular Session and 30 days of each Special Session. Mileage of $2.50 per 25 miles is also allowed. The measure will be voted on November 1972.
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State OF
Texas
House of Representatives
Senate
House of Rep
Constitutional Amendment Stay General Election Notice 1977
Public notice outlines a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to require salary compensation for all district county precinct officers in certain counties. It details salary mandates for sheriffs deputies and justice positions, with fee versus salary options for different county populations and election timing. The text specifies fee allocation rules to county treasuries and retention possibilities for officers paid on a fee basis.
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State OF
Texas
Commissioners Courts
Public Notice: Constitutional Amendment on Ballot HJR 35
Public notice for the General Election November 7 1972 lists Constitutional Amendment Number 5 HJR 35 Sections 1 2 regarding occupation tax exemptions. It details exemptions for public church property schools and certain veteran and military family exemptions with varying property value limits and conditions.
Constitutional Amendment Abolishes Lamar County Hospital District
Public notice outlines Section 6 of Article IX amending Texas Constitution to abolish Lamar County Hospital District on the amendment’s effective date. Commissioners Court may transfer assets or arrange disposition. Submittal to qualified electors at the November 1972 general election with ballots printed to vote for or against the proposition.
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State OF Texas
Lamar County Hospital
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Texas constitution amendment on state officers and local service
The document outlines a constitutional amendment about prohibiting state accounting officers from paying salaries to individuals who hold multiple civil offices. It specifies exceptions for certain National Guard roles and notaries, and addresses allowances for state employees serving on local governing bodies without forfeiting state pay. It also notes restrictions on legislators holding another office of profit.
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State Soil and Water Conservation Districts
United States
Texas
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Texas constitutional revision commission proposal outlines convention plans
The text details a 1973 amendment to create a constitutional revision commission, funding for staff and facilities, and a 63rd Legislature convention in January 1974. It specifies compensation, staff, rules, and election procedures for possible new or revised constitution, with automatic dissolution rules.
Public Tax Exemption Rules For Senior Homeowners
The text outlines section 1-b of Article VII establishing a minimum exemption of three thousand dollars from ad valorem taxes for residence homesteads of residents aged sixty five or older. It covers county city and school district actions to grant exemptions and voter petitions to trigger elections, plus conditions on pledged debts.
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State OF
Texas
Constitutional Amendment on Equality Under the Law
Public notice states Texas proposes adding Section 3a to the constitution, declaring equality under the law shall not be denied or abridged because of sex race color creed or national origin. The amendment will be voted on at the November 1972 election with ballot wording for or against the proposition.
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State OF
Texas
Texas County Fund Amendment Proposed In Election Notice
Public notice outlines proposed Texas Constitution amendment Section 6b allowing county commissioners to reduce the county permanent school fund and distribute funds to independent and common school districts per scholastic basis to reduce debt and fund improvements while preserving ad valorem tax payments on lands and royalties.
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State OF Texas
Commissioners Court
Texas Constitution Amendment on Ballot Procedure
Public notice summarizes proposed revision to Article XVIE Section 1 detailing how amendments to the Texas Constitution may be proposed by Legislature, publication requirements, timing, and election procedures. It covers two-thirds approval, notices in newspapers, and gubernatorial proclamation if approved.
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State OF
Texas
Secretary of State
Constitutional amendment seeks six percent interest cap for bonds
Public notice outlines proposed Section 65 to Article U L creating a six percent weighted average annual interest rate for bonds issued by state agencies and subdivisions under constitutional authority. It repeals conflicting provisions and gets voter approval at the general election. The measure defines effective date upon adoption and explains submission to qualified electors.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Four Year Governor and State Officers Proposed in Brec Amendment
The draft constitutional amendment outlines four year terms for the governor lieutenant governor attorney general comptroller of public accounts treasurer commissioner of the general land office secretary of state and other statutory state officers elected at large. It specifies eligibility residence and salary provisions and directs advisory and legal duties for the attorney general and related offices.
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State of
Tense
General Land Office
Texas
Secretary of State
Constitutional Amendment On Officials Holding Multiple Posts
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments to Sections 33 and 40 Article XVI. It specifies that accounting officers cannot draw salaries for other offices and allows certain dual roles with restrictions. The amendment covers National Guard and reserve components and Soil and Water Conservation District directors, with a voting provision for residents.
Public notice on Texas constitutional amendments October 1972
The notice outlines Section 17 amendment to Texas Constitution detailing temporary governance by the President of the Senate when the Lieutenant Governor is unable to serve, and salary provisions. It adds Section 24a to Article II providing the Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House a salary of 22,500 dollars. Ballots at the November 7, 1972 election will vote yes or no on the proposition.
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State OF
Texas
Senate
House of Representatives
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