Texas Constitutional Amendments on Trial by Jury and Textbooks
Long draft text of proposed Texas constitutional amendments covering trial by jury protections, temporary commitment of mentally ill persons, state free textbook provision, school funding, and officer salaries. Includes submission dates, election procedures, proclamations, and appropriations.
Texas House Proposal Expands Probation Powers and Old Age Aid
A legislative measure proposes to amend the Texas Constitution to let courts suspend sentences after conviction and probation terms under legislative rules. It also includes a section creating a new old age assistance program with up to 15 dollars monthly for eligible seniors, funded by state and federal aid.
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State of
Texas
Texas Old Age Assistance Amendment Election Wording
The text outlines ballot language for a Texas August 1986 election on an amendment to authorize a state system of old age assistance up to fifteen dollars per month per person and to accept federal aid. It states the governor must issue the proclamation and print the necessary election materials, and mentions available funds of five thousand dollars for the election.
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State of
Texas
Board of Education
State Board of Education
A&y Fry
Stakte
United States
Proposed Texas Constitutional Amendment Open Saloon Local Option
A joint resolution proposes amending Article XVI to strike 20a to 20e and restore statewide prohibition with local option. It sets for an August 1936 vote to repeal statewide prohibition, define open saloon, and allow counties and cities to choose sale legality by majority. An $8000 appropriation funds publication and election costs.
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State of
Texas
Cohol
Legisiture
Staten
Juatiée
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S.J. R
State of Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Gerald
Mann Secretary of State
HOUSE
Legislature
Conatitu-ion
Cochran Drug Co
Ball