Constitutional Amendment Vote On May 18 1971
Public notice announces Texas constitutional amendment proposal HJR 21 to be decided by a May 18 1971 special election. It details legislative process for amendments including publication rules and ballot wording. Provisions allow two thirds legislature vote and gubernatorial proclamation if approved.
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State OF
Texas
Austin
State Ethics Commission
Secretary of State
Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot May 18 1971
Public notice describes Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Four on the ballot SJR 17 for a special election May 18 1971. It authorizes the Texas Water Development Board to issue up to 100 million dollars in bonds for water quality grants and loans, with terms and interest not exceeding 6 percent, funds managed by the Texas Water Development Fund. The amendment covers eligibility for grants to state and local entities, and outlines legal provisions and anticipated enactment.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Quality Board
Texas Water Development
Texas Water Development Fund
Constitutional Amendment on Ethics Commission Establishment
Public notice for a special election May 18 1971 on SJR 15 proposing creation of the Texas State Ethics Commission. The measure details appointment, terms, ex officio members, rulemaking authority for ethics, reporting requirements, and compensation for legislators.
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State OF
Texas
State Ethics Commission
Supreme Court of Texas
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Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
State Judicial Qualifications Commission
House of Representatives
Senate
Commission
Constitutional Amendment Three on Ballot May 18 1971
Public notice describes Constitutional Amendment Number Three on the May 18 1971 ballot. It seeks to remove the cap on state appropriations for needy aged and disabled and to cap total state aid for needy dependent children and caretakers. The amendment defines eligibility and matching funds for federal aid and outlines conditions if federal matching money is unavailable.
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State OF
Texas
United States
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