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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
5
Public notice outlines proposed Section 1-1 to Article VIII adding power to refund the cigar and tobacco tax within Texarkana Texas and adjacent incorporated Texarkana towns. Voters will decide at the November 1968 election with ballots showing for and against the amendment.
Public notice details a proposed constitutional amendment to Section 21 of Article 16 of the Texas Constitution. It would require contracts for stationery and printing to be awarded to the lowest bidder and prohibit government officials from any interest in such contracts. The amendment would be voted on at the November 1968 election with ballots stating approval or removal of provisions governing fuel purchases and furnishing Legislature rooms and halls.
Vague public notice details proposed Texas constitutional amendment to allow Legislature by general law to exempt ad valorem taxation for equipment improving air and water quality on real property. Includes anticipatory legislation and standards compliance language.
Public notice for Constitutional Amendment Number Three providing for the investment of the Permanent University Fund by the University of Texas Board of Regents. It details allowed securities, investment limits, and the need for voter approval and legislative disclosure requirements. The amendment seeks to balance income and capital safety under a prudent man rule.
The Federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act took effect June 12 banning bias against workers aged 40 to 65 in interstate commerce industries. Exceptions include bona fide qualifications, seniority systems, and specific disciplinary or program needs. President Johnson cited $750 million yearly unemployment insurance for older workers. Betty Grubbs will speak on Medicare retirement and social security at the Neighborhood Center Friday August 23. public invited.
Nan Needham daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Needham will lead the O Henry Junior High School Band as drum major for the coming year with Elaine Horlen as alternate Marsha Scott chosen as head majorette Other junior high majorettes include Robin Dees Mary Grote Gayle Epperson Celia Johnson and Kim Landon Weekend guests of Mrs A R Vetter included Sgt and Mrs Marvin Vetter and Mr and Mrs Robert Vetter and daughters Sherry and Vicki of Austin also Mr and Mrs Ed Willenberg and son Michael of Austin and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dalchau and son Vyken of Pasadena The Reichenaus retired former owners of the System Gage s Minimax Grocery Store moved to Austin
Wednesday August 28 features Hamburger Steak with mashed potatoes green English peas strawberry shortcake slice light bread and milk. Thursday August 29 offers Fried Chicken with corn green beans fruit salad slice light bread. Friday August 30 serves Charcoal Broiled Hamburger with french fries pinto beans and tea cream.
Robert Sifford son of Mrs Besse Sifford of Cherokee has accepted a teaching post in the animal husbandry department and will manage the University Swine Production Center at Texas A&M He holds a bachelor of service degree from A&M and will earn a master of education this month He previously taught vocational agriculture at Fredericksburg High School and Marble Falls He is president of the San Saba District Association of Vocational Agriculture Teachers and was Fredericksburg Jaycees outstanding director in 1964 He received the Honorary Lone Star Farmer Degree in 1962 He and his wife Ella Rode of Fredericksburg will move to College Station He is brother of Mrs James Epperson of Valley Spring
Public notice summarizes a proposed constitutional amendment to authorize counties cities and towns to issue revenue bonds for industrial development with proceeds taxed ad valorem and restrictions on bond use the Governor to issue proclamations and publication requirements the measure enters the electoral process.
Public notice outlines Texas constitutional amendment two to expand state aided medical care and rehabilitation for needy aged, disabled, blind, and dependent children with federal matching funds. It details residence rules, funding limits up to 75 million dollars per year, and alignment with federal statutes.
Public notice outlines proposal to amend Subsection (a) of Section 62 Article XVI to create the Employees Retirement System of Texas and a State Board of Trustees. It details investment powers, contribution limits up to 6 percent, self-enacting provisions, and election rules for November 5, 1968.
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