Divorce Petition for Lindsey Stevens in Grayson County
The petitioner Lindsey Stevens seeks a divorce from Stephanie Stevens and asks to be appointed Managing Conservator of their two children. The petition requests restoration of Stephanie Felkle as her last name if the citation is not served within 90 days. Court action set for March 3, 1975 before Judge in Sherman. Issued January 16, 1975 by Clerk Alton B. Lynch.
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Fifty-ninth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Lindsey Stevens
Stephanie Stevens
Respondent
Stephanie Felkle
Alton B. Lynch
Texas constitutional amendments on retirement systems and legislative pay
The proposal revises and consolidates state and local retirement provisions, sets employer contribution ranges, and requires a statewide retirement framework with voluntary participation for cities and counties. It also proposes raising legislative salaries to 600 dollars monthly, increasing per diem to 30 dollars, and aligning mileage with state employee rates.
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