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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
5
The fragmented OCR text references voting for President Vice President and other offices. It lacks complete names places dates or clear context to form a factual summary. No verifiable entities or actions beyond generic ballot voting are present.
The blurred OCR text discusses constitutional election laws for voting electors for President and Vice President in the state. It mentions residents meeting qualifications and residence requirements, with fragmented phrases about voting rights and eligibility at the time of the election.
The notice confirms publication timing for elections as required by the state constitution and laws. It emphasizes adherence to statutory deadlines and proper publication schedules.
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number 0 1 proposing tax assessment changes for agricultural land and mineral rights. It details filing sworn statements to determine eligibility for tax relief, limits on additional tax, and a voter ballot instruction for the November 1966 election.
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment No. Ten to be considered at the November 8, 1946 election. It would modify Article VII Section 3b to permit taxes and bond provisions in district boundaries following annexation or consolidation, with tax rates and bond obligations affected by changes. The measure requires qualified electors of Texas to vote on the amendment.
Llano and Tram face re drawn districts impacting long standing grid rivalry in the upcoming season. Officials announce changes to district alignments will affect schedule and rivalries for 1966 football.
A fragmentary local item reports visits and family events. Hoile of Victoria visits sister Mrs. Hendese in Burnet while Mrs. Belle Long prepares for surgery in Austin. About 200 friends and relatives join Fred Wood at his 66th birthday gathering, with several guests arriving from San Antonio Kerr and other areas.
Public notice outlines Amendment Twelve to Article IX proposing dissolution procedure for hospital districts. Includes election date November 1966, voting language for or against, and governor to issue proclamation.
Public notice for Senate Joint Resolution No. 19 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 49 d Article III of Texas to authorize up to 200 million in bonds by the Water Development Board for storage facilities and related works with conditions set by General Law and election on November 8, 1966. Includes terms on use of funds, contracts with the federal government, and impact on state obligations.
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