State Legislature Roundup Texas House to Debate Election Laws Revision
In Austin on February 27 the Texas House advanced election reform, with two bills to calendar. A measure would require residential electors to vote for the overall winner. another tightens ballot secrecy. Other items include extending voting eligibility, senatorial pay tweaks, and sailor voting rights. Public health items add hospital tax exemption rules and couple with a proposed 18 voting age amendment. Witnesses favored secrecy and ballot integrity, while debates linger on funding aid to dependent children and broader constitutional amendments.
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Dajles
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Dallas
Texas League of Women Voters
Rouse Committee On Privileges and Elections
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Galveston
WI Smith
Beaumont
David Read
Silsbee
Texas
House State Affairs Committee
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W. W. Bridgers
el Paso
Rae Files
Waxahachie
Aiso
Sam Hanna
Cecil Storey
Longview
Hanna
William M. Ryan
Harris County Board of Public Welfare
House Approves Constitutional Retirement Benefit Plan
Auburn Feb 27 The House approves a joint resolution to submit a constitutional amendment creating a state employees retirement and death benefit system. Governor, comptroller and attorney general would administer. state contributions capped at 10 percent with public school teachers currently the only state employees in a retirement system. Senate approval needed before voters decide, plus pay raises for state workers in judiciary and eleemosynary institutions. Senate passes a separate veteran service officer bill. counties authorize service officer hires with salaries up to 275 dollars monthly.
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Eran
George Moffett
Leftover Fish Versus Gouffles And Salads
Leftover fish can be used in gouffles and casserole dishes or combined with olives and salad dressing to make a flavorful nutritious sandwich filling.
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