Texas Legislature Seeks Constitutional Amendment Two Ballot
Public notice details a proposed Texas Constitutional Amendment Number Two on the May 18 1971 special election ballot. Voters decide whether the Legislature may propose amendments at any session, with procedural publication and voting requirements outlined.
Interim Pastor David Moore Visits First Presbyterian Church
El Paso based Rev. David Moore serves as interim pastor at First Presbyterian Church. He and his wife and two children will attend this weekend as members host a covered dish dinner after Sunday worship on February 28 in the fellowship hall. Women’s group arranged details. meat provided. attendees bring vegetables salads or desserts. a Sunday School class is available for all ages.
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David Moore
el Paso
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Rev Moore to preach month of March at local church
The community church menu includes Rev Gage Lloyd of Big Spring serving thirteen winter weeks and a luncheon honoring his work. The church plans offerings through Church World Service. A February 28 World Day of Prayer observance by Women of First United Methodist is announced with a lunch to follow.
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Moore
Gage Lloyd
Big Spring
Gordon Garlington
First Christians
Church World Service
First United Methodist Church
J.A. Mays
Fellowship Hall
WSCS
Assembly of Representatives
Texas Conference of Churches
Austin
Humberto S. Medeiros
Boston
Leonidas C. Contos
Hellenic College
Brookline
Massachusetts
Philip Scharper
Orbis Books
Maryknoll
On This Date in History February 26 1971 Highlights
Highlights of events that occurred on February 26 across history include Lisbon’s earthquake in 1531 that killed tens of thousands, Ponce de Leon’s Florida expedition in 1521, Victor Hugo’s birth in 1802, Napoleon’s escape from Elba in 1815, Grand Canyon National Park’s establishment in 1919, Venice bombing in 1918, Cologne and Tokyo bombings in 1945, Morocco’s king death and succession in 1955, Apollo moon mission steps in 1969, and 1970s anti-American protests in Manila and a 1960s era lunar test.
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Associated Press
Portugal
Lisbon
Ponce de Leon
Puerto Rico
Florida
Victor Hugo
Napoleon Bonaparte
U.S. Congress
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
Venice
Cologne
Germany
Tokyo
Morocco
Mohammed V
Moulay Hassan
U.S
Balmorhea High and Junior High Boys Roll to Wins
Balmorhea High School boys defeated Imperial 58 to 92 and head home for a Tuesday matchup with Grand Falls for a state bid. Junior High beat Imperial 40 to 39 and also prepares to host Grand Falls. Girls fell 33 to 20 to McAdoo in the regional game at Levelland.
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Imperial
Jr. High Boys
McAdoo
Levelland
Balmorhea
Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot May 18 1971 TX SJR 17
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number four SJR 17 to add Section 49-d-1 authorizing up to 100 million in Water Development bonds for grants and loans to cities districts and agencies for water quality projects with 6 percent interest cap and funds deposit to the Texas Water Development Fund. measures to appear on the May 18 1971 special election ballot.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Quality Board
Texas Water Development
Constitutional amendment to create State Ethics Commission
Public notice for a special election May 18 1971 on SJR 15 proposing a new State Ethics Commission. It details appointment rules for nine members, two ex officio members, terms six years, officer roles, rulemaking powers, financial disclosures for legislators, meeting requirements in Austin, compensation, and enforcement provisions. The amendment would empower ethics rules for legislators and state officers and seek efficiency in the legislative process.
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Texas
State Ethics Commission
Supreme Court of Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
State Judicial Qualifications Commission
House of Representatives
Senate
State of
Texas State Ethics Commission
Usfon
Austin
Secretary of State
Texas constitutional amendment on aid for needy by voters May 18 1971
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Three on the ballot SJR 5 for the May 18 1971 special election in Texas. It details eligibility for aid and medical care including aged citizens disabled persons needy blind and dependent children with federal matching funds and state caps.
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State OF
Texas
United States
Horoscope by Frances Drake for February 26, 1971
Daily outlook by Frances Drake outlines Aries through Pisces with guidance on focus, decision-making, budgeting, and patience. It notes personalities of notable figures such as Buffalo Bill, Margaret Leighton, Jackie Gleason, and Betty Hutton, highlighting varied talents and artistic inclinations.
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Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Amer
Margaret Leighton
Jackie Gleason
Betty Hutton
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Yeas
Presbyterians
Stocks
Banky Stocks
Kent
Banky
S.B. Hunt
J.J. Maxey
John Sullivan
First Christian
First Christian Church
J.B. Hudson
Fourth Street Church
CWF
Christian Women Fellowship
Collier Group
Mike Harrison
West 4Th Street
Rela Bessent
Ott Hinkle
McMillan Group
Mary Standard
Opal Hudgens
Charles Standard
Pearce
Floyd Brownlee Jr
Clark Ford
Marvin Frazier
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
LCMS
Lutheran Hour
Oswald C.J. Hoffman
South Vietnam
South Korea
Lutheran Laymen’s League
Kermit
World Fellowship
Chi Rhos
Trinity Christian Church
Mary Clark
Thomas Beauchamp
Carol Moorman
Claire Dennison
Janan Grier
Cindy Scott
Latin America
United Methodists
World Service
Allen Gilbert
Lubbock
Mr. Gilbert
Lubbock Hospital
Virgo
Libra
Oran O. Whitten Oil CO
Atlantic Richfield Company Dist
Sinclair Products
Phillip A. Pearce
ARCO