Constitutional Amendment Three On Ballot Texas 1966
Public notice announces Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Three in Texas linking Arlington State College withdrawal from the Permanent University Fund. It outlines sections authorize bonds up to defined shares of the Permanent University Fund for UT and A&M systems, voting details for November 1966, and governor proclamation requirements.
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Public Notice
Texas A & M University
University of Texas
Pamanent University Fund
Astra
Texas
Arlington State Colle
Arlington College
Serticipath
Ofsity Fund
State of
Creas
Texas Constitution Amendment Texts and Voting Provisions
The document presents proposed amendments to Article VI Sections 2 and 4 of the Texas Constitution, altering ballot regulations and voter registration rules. It discusses changing "may" to "shall" in enforcement, removing certain cities, and outlines the proclamation and timing for a 1966 election with ballot wording for voting on repealing a tax requirement.
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State of Texas
State OF
Texas
Amendment to Texas Constitution on county government consolidation
Texas proposes a constitutional amendment adding Section 68 to Article III to allow the Legislature to enable consolidation of government functions in counties with 1,200,000 or more people by statute. It authorizes elections in affected subdivisions and permits contracts between subdivisions for performing governmental functions. The measure outlines voter approval and publication requirements.
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State of
Texas
Idea
Ttg Stape
Ais Rou
Texas Amendment Allows Military Voters from Texas
A proposed constitutional amendment to Section 2 of Article VI would allow members of the Armed Forces who are Texas residents to vote in elections without needing to reside in the same county as when they entered service. The measure sets the 1966 election date for voter approval and outlines the change while noting the remainder of the section is not re adoptd.
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State of Texas
Armed Services
United States
Texas
A ‘Orees
States of
College Votes Five Cent Tax for Vocational Program
The Texas Southwest Union Junior College Board approves a five cent tax increase to 25 cents per $100 valuation to fund a $350,000 vocational training program. The plan covers business, electronics, metal work, automotive skills, and vocational nursing with nursing slated to start September. If the program falls through the tax would revert to 20 cents.
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Board of Trustees of
Texas Southwest Union Junior College
Cameron County
Brownsville
Los Fresnos
Port Isabel
South Padre Island
C.J. Garland
Mary Julie
May Margaret
Morey Hospital
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Thomae AM
Sulance Service
San Benito
Padre Island
E. Madison - Brownsville
Alfred Cisneros - LI
Te of Texas
Arlington State College
Texas A & M University System
exas & M_ University
Rairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Prairie View
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Texas Agricultural Experiment Stations
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas Engineering Experiment Station
College Station
Texas Engineering Extension Service
The
Forest Service
Board of
Permanent University Fund
Prairie View A & M College
University of Texas System
Exas
Auniver of Texas Medical
Galveston
Universit of Texas Southwestern Medical
Unise of Exas Dental
Houston
Texas Western College of
University of Texas At el Paso
D. Anderson
University Af Texas Post- Dcoe Schoo Medicine
University of Texas School of Public Health
McDonald
Mount Locke
Marine Science Institute N
Port Araneas
of the
Permanent University
Texas Western College
General Revenue
Peter
Dees
Driftwood Lounge
Sandy Retreat Resort Hotel
Clude
Bowman, Swansonster
Wilhite Winans
Walk
Leon and
Sam
Perl Bros
Port Isabel Area
E. Elizabeth
Palm Boulevard
Port Isabel - Padre Island
EL Toro Restaurant
MRS
Cooksey
Trump
SPEE
Port Electric Service
Bayview
Washington Avenue
Kates Bay
Laguna Madre
Dan Ma
Kchan, Mgr
Charlie's Sporting Goods Co
E. Berry and Clyde Privett
French Cleaners
Post Office
CASH
Dial
Fisherman's Cafe
Live It Up
White Sands Motor Lodge
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