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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
3
The proposed constitutional change would abolish open saloons and establish a State liquor dispensary system with exclusive wholesale and retail rights to the state. It outlines local option votes, regulatory laws, and transitional rules for counties previously restricting sales.
The church held both morning and evening services as usual with an evening service on the cool lawn. The pastor notes a series on the apostles, inviting worshipers to attend brief informal sessions. Co. E. Bludworth, pastor.
A joint resolution H J R No 23 authorizes the Legislature to provide for Workmen's Compensation Insurance for state employees and to pay premiums. It states the state shall not be required to purchase insurance for any employees and outlines publication and election steps and an appropriation for the measure.
Summary of S. J. R. No. 26 proposal amending Section 11 of Article IV to create a three member Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles with six year terms and appointments by Governor, Chief Justice, and Court of Criminal Appeals, subject to two thirds Senate consent. Grants Governor power for reprieves and pardons with board advice, and legislature to regulate board procedures and parole laws. includes capital case reprieve limits and related gubernatorial and legislative authorities.
Legislature proposes constitutional change adding 26a to Section 26a. No county may have more than seven representatives unless population exceeds 700,000 per latest Census, with one additional representative for each 100,000 over 700,000. Vote at 1986 general election. Ballot wording provided for and against.
The Liano News lists candidates for public offices: Por State Senator 20th District Houghton Brownlee for the State Senate and Alfred Petsch for the 85th District House seat, joined by J. W. Currie as a representative candidate.
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