Queen Nominees Chosen for Greenbelt Classic
Two Skyrockets will play in the seventeenth annual Greenbelt All Star Football Classic in Childress Saturday August 13 at 6 pm. Teo Wellington Skyrockets are named among nominees for the event.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
1
Two Skyrockets will play in the seventeenth annual Greenbelt All Star Football Classic in Childress Saturday August 13 at 6 pm. Teo Wellington Skyrockets are named among nominees for the event.
Meter connects Vicente Hernandez Jr from WG Fort Worth to rural S W Byrd and others as Greenbelt Queen contestants. Jackie Needham and Fred die Bobo are named as finalists with Needham named to District 2-A all district for offense and defense. A community picnic and parade at Cuitress Fair Park on Friday Aug 22 precedes the Greenbelt Bowl Queen night, led by Vernon Eubarik.
Comanch District Scout leaders from packs troops posts and committees will gather Friday August 5 at 7 28 pm in a special roandiable at the municipal building. Jennings of Memphis announces plans for August camporee annual roundup prizes and awards with program notebooks for attendees only. Also in August Arrow members and candidates attend the falt use meeting with 4 pm registration Friday August 32.
Public notice describes Promised Constitutional Amendment Fourteen to appear on the ballot. The text refines eligibility and residency requirements and outlines the amendment’s intent to restore a specific provision. Information remains fragmentary due to OCR errors.
The text outlines an amendment to Sections 4 and 5 of Article V creating a five member Court of Criminal Appeals with appointed terms, shifting from current structure, and detailing election timing for adoption at the November 1966 election. It specifies governor proclamation and voter ballot wording for or against the amendment.
Public notice describes Senate Joint Resolution 38 proposing a constitutional amendment to be voted on November 1, 1966. It lists participating Texas universities and medical centers and authorizes bonds up to 20 percent of the Permanent University Fund value to support system-wide higher education facilities. The amendment requires legislative or agency approval for certain projects and outlines bond terms and investment options.
Public notice outlines a Texas constitutional amendment to allow voting for President and Vice President electors by certain residents and former residents. It details residence waivers, registration methods, absentee voting for former residents, and the ballot wording for and against the amendment. The governor will issue a proclamation and the measure will be published per state law.
Constitutional amendment proposed to Section 3-b of Article VII would preserve existing taxes for public schools and junior colleges after district boundary changes. It allows districts to levy and collect taxes on changed territory and to issue unissued bonds, with elections held statewide in November 1966. The measure seeks to prevent abrogation or invalidation of previously voted taxes and bonds due to annexations or consolidations.
A Texas constitutional amendment proposal authorizes creation and operation of hospital districts with bonds and taxes, outlining procedures for dissolution by voters and state legislature. It includes election timing, voting options for or against, and safeguards on assets and funds.
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