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Anyone wishing information
on design and layout of grade
stablization structure may
contact the Soil Conservation
Service in the basement of the
postoffice in Clarksville.
elect an appropriation so
the governor-elect may
PROPOSITION NO. 1
ON THE BALLOT
inauguration, and per-
mits the legislature to
accused are continued.
The state is granted the
law is a qualified voter
unless the person has
PROPOSITION NO. 4
ON THE BALLOT
[ovemment is re-
The legislature
PROPOSITION NO. 6
ON THE BALLOT
PROPOSITION NO. 8
ON THE BALLOT
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a
YEAH. THE
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THROUGH
MEMORIAL
day...
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When considering treatments
to control insect infested beans
and peas prior to final storage,
the ultimate use for these
products must be established.
This is because treatments for
seeds are different from those
used for foodstuffs intended for
human consumption.
Beans and peas held for
future use as food can be
protected from significant
insect damage by cold or heat
treatments Cold treatment can
be employed for small quan-
tities by storing the products in
a freezer at or near 0 degrees F.
Or, beans and peas spread in a
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
(S.J.R NO. 11)
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the separate and com-
property
uses is retained,
protection of
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of each house. The legis-
lature may meet in or-
ganizational sessions
prior to the convening of
the legislature in regular
sessions.
Article IV, The Execu-
tive, is amended to:
Continue the present
status of the governor
being mailed to schools and
PTA’s in mid-September,
details will also be available
upon request to school ad-
ministrators and educators,
and PT A or other parent school
organizations from: Camp-
bell’s Labels For Education,
Box 508, Maple Plain, Min-
nesota 55359
a portion of the Higher
Education Fund to cer-
_ tain state vocational and
to°estabiish methods of technical institutes. The
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decisions of state agen- public^education system
cies. A
The wording of the
proposed constitutional
amendment as it will ap-
pear on the ballot is as
Texas range. At one time
plentiful, turkeys over most of
East Texas were practically
wiped out around the turn of the
century.
Contributing factors to the
virtual elimination of wild
turkeys in this area were ex-
cessive hunting pressures and
illegal hunting activities.
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tion of powers, legisla-
tive and executive provi-
sions of the Texas Con-
stitution. Article II, Sep-
aration of Powers, is
amended to:
Provide that the pow-
ers of government of the
State of Texas are di-
vided among three dis-
tinct branches: legisla-
tive, executive, and judi-
cial. Except as otherwise
authorized by the con-
stitution, members of one
branch may not exercise
the legislature a
sources. An infestation of
stored product pests may be
recognised not only through the
presence of insects, but by
holes in packages or con-
tainers. by webbing in the food
material and by insect feces.
The present costs of garden
osgstaHss have created a keen when such measures have been
inadequate. These treatments
may include chemical
fumigation, the application of
an insecticidal spray or dust, or
Drop Structures
Control Erosion
type soil than from a sandy soil.
Therefore, erosion is much
greater than in sandy soils.
Drop pipes in a structure are
of corrugated metal coated
with asphalt, the riser being
larger than the barrel. A guard
rail is bolted on the top of the
riser to protect livestock and
people from falling into the
drop pipe.
Gullied areas below the
structures are shaped at the
same time to make the land
more useful. The area is shaped
to a safe grade to allow farm
equipment to pass over safely.
The top of the dam, spillway,
• and gully shaping is im-
mediately fertilized and
sprigged or seeded to grass
This will insure a rapid growth
and prevent further erosion.
Everyone benefits when
erosion is controlled. Less silt is
dumped on public use areas
such as roads, streams and
lakes Landowners with gullied
areas should have them shaped
and sodded or a structure in-
stalled.
—ar on the ballot is as
lows:
’’The constitutional
amendment revising
the EDUCATION
PROVISIONS of the
Texas Constitution.**
ipted by the voters,
become effective
>, ex-
cept Article VII, Section
9, which becomes effec-
tive January 1, 1979.
$100 assessed valuation
to provide funds for the
State Building Fund.
Provides that all real
property
personal property must
betaxed equally and uni-
formly in proportion to
market value. Existing
exemptions from ad va-
lorem taxation are con-
tinued. The present dedi-
cation of motor fuel taxes
for highway purposes
and the Available L_Z. Z
Fund is retained. The
"pay-as-you-go” princi-
ple for the operation of
state g<
tained
shall establish separate
formulas for appraising
land to promote the pre-
servation of open-space
land devoted to farm or
ranch purposes and may
establish separate for-
mulas for appraising
land to promote the pre-
servation of forest land
devoted to timber pro-
duction. The $3000 ex-
emption ^from state ad
valorem taxation for re-
sidential homesteads is
continued and the legis-
lature by law may in-
crease this amount. A
separate $3000 exemp-
tion from ad valorem
taxation by political sub-
divisions is provided for
the residential home-
stead of persons at least
65 years of age and the
political subdivision may
increase this amount.
The legislature by law
may exempt from ad val-
orem taxation certain
property owned by veter-
ans organizations, non-
profit water corpora-
tions, and persons in
need because of age or
grant powers of fiscal been convicted of a felony
control to the governor.
All governmental agen-
cies, with several excep-
tions, have a life of not
more than ten years un-
less extended by the
legislature, and, at the
regular session held in
odd-numbered years, the
Karrer To Teach
Parliamentary
Procedure
Ray Karrer, chairman of the
Fine Arts Division at Paris
Junior College, will teach
Parliamentary Procedure
beginning Monday, September
15, in Room 158 of the Ad-
ministration Building at PJC.
The course may be a non-credit
course for interested com-
munity residents and a credit
course for PJC students,
Karrer explained.
Fee for the non-credit Con-
tinuing Education course is $10
for ten lessons from 4:30 to 5:30
pm. on Mondays and Wed-
nesdays for five weeks. The
course is a study of
parliamentary procedure and
rules of order conductive to the
effective and efficient con-
duction of meetings. In-
formation presented will be
especially helpful to leaders of
dubs and organizations.
As a credit course, PJC
students already enrolled for
the fall semester may add
flpooch MS, the parliamentary
procedure course, for $6 The
course to flor one hour of credit.
Those interested in the
course may meet flor the first
dtom at 4:$8 pm^Mundsy,
proposed constitutional The legislature must
amendment as it will ap-
pear on the ballot is as
follows:
’’The constitutional
amendment revising
the FINANCE PRO-
VISIONS of the Texas
Constitution.**
If adopted by the voters.
pear on the ballot is as
follows:
’’The constitutional
amendment revising
the LOCAL GOV-
ERNMENT PROVI-
SIONS of the Texas
Constitution.'*
program will be mailed to
schools in mid-September,”
Mr Goerke said, “and will
include catalogs listing the
more than 130 items offered in
the program this year.”
‘‘Schools participating will be
required to submit forms in-
dicating their choice of
equipment being reserved by
October 20. Label collections
are planned to end by January
9, 1976, with all labels to be
submitted to a designated
central receiving point by
January 31, 1976. Labels from
all varieties and sizes of
Campbell’s familiar red-and-
white condensed soups,
Campbell’s ready-to-serve
Chunky soups, and Campbell’s
Bean products will be ac-
cepted,” according to Mr.
Goerke.
In addition to the information
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development of most of these
insects; conversely, tem-
peratures below 65 degrees F.
or 12 per cent moisture content
retard their development
Clean, sound, dry beans and
peas should be stored in air-
tight containers that will resist
can originate from outside- puncture by insects and
rodents. Such storage,
however, will not prevent the
development of insects present
at the time of storage. Control
or corrective treatments are
required for infestations that
develop before preventive
measures can be applied, or
Revising the local gov-
ernment provisions of
the Texas Constitution.
Article IX, Local Gov-
ernment, is amended to:
Provide that the coun-
ties of the state are those
that exist on the date of
School adoption of the local gov-
eminent article and that £
county boundaries may
be changed if approved
by a majority of tne qual-
ified voters in each af-
fected county who vote on
the question. Counties
may be merged or county
seats relocated if ap-
proved by two-thirds of
the qualified voters in
each affected county who
vote on the question. The
present elected constitu-
tional county offices are
retained and four year
terms of office are pro-
vided. The voters of a
county may create addi-
tional offices, eliminate
offices, or combine the
duties and functions of
offices. The voters may
also grant ordinance
making power to the
governing body of the
county. Cities and towns
having more than 1,500
inhabitants may become t]
home-rule cities. Tax
limitations are estab-
lished for operating pur-
poses for cities and coun-
ties and the legislature is
required to fix debt limits
for cities, towns, coun-
ties, and school and
community junior col-
lege districts.
The wording of the
disability, and economic proposed constitutional
circumstance. The legis- amendment as it will ap-
efficifncy of the execu-
tive branch.
The wording of the
Revising the separa- proposed constitutional
amendment as it will pp-
pear on the ballot is as
follows:
’’The constitutional
amendment revisin'
the SEPARATION I
POWERS, LEGISLA-
TIVE, AND EXECU-
TIVE PROVISIONS of
the Texas Constitu-
tion.”
If adop
will b
January 1, 1976, except
Article III, Section >5,
which becomes effective
any power properly at- January 1, 1981.
PROPOSITION NO. 2
ON THE BALLOT
PUBLIC NOTICE
SUMMARY
OF
PROPOSED
SPECIAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 4, 1975
Campbell’s
shallow pen and placed in an
oven heated to 150 to 160
degrees F. for about 30 minutes
before storage in airtight
containers should be insect
free.
Small quantities of dried
beans and peas to be used as
seed can be protected from
insect damage by cold treat-
ment or by insecticide
protectants. (The moisture
content of seeds can be lowered
by sealing them in airtight
containers with, but not
touching, some calcium
chloride. Use enough of the
chemical so that the moisture
absorbed from the seeds will
not produce a visible change in
the calcium chloride).
Cold treatment can be ad-
ministered to dry seeds by
storing them in a freezer at or
near 0 degrees F. Coatings of
and all other statewide PROPOSITION NO. 3
officers, and include the ON THE BALLOT
commissioner of agricul-
ture as an executive de-
partment officer. The
governor is limited to two the Texas
consecutive terms. The
governor is authorized to
d
state boards, and to re-
move gubernatorial ap-
pointees to state agencies
for cause unless the re-
moval is vetoed by the
senate. The article man-
dates the legislature to
provide a new governor- least 18 years of age and
> who meets the registra-
the governor-elect may tion and residence re-
organize an office prior to quirements provided by ON THE BALLOT
Revising the finance
provisions of the Texas
Constitution. Article
VIII, Finance, is
amended to:
Provide that state
taxes may be levied and
collected only by general
law and to prohibit any
state ad valorem tax on
on agricultural machin-
ery or parts, fertilizer, munity
feeds or seeds, prescrip- spoi
tion drugs or medicine, or tne
food, except food sold by homestead from forced
for im- sale is continued. The
legislature is required to
protect certain personal
property from forced
tribute more than 10%. A
policy that the quality of
the environment of the
State of Texas is to be
protected is established,
and the legislature is re-
quired to implement and
enforce this policy. No
state funds may be used
to remove surface water
from the river basin of
origin if the surface
water is necessary to
supply the reasonably
forseeable water re-
quirements of the basin
.or the ensuing 50 years,
unless the removal of
water is sufficiently re-
placed to the point of re-
moval from outside the
state or is on a tempor-
ary, interim basis. The
seaward beaches of the
Gulf of Mexico and
coastal submerged lands
belonging to the state are
held by tne state in per-
petual trust for the peo-
ple, and subject to
reasonable limitations
prescribed by law, the
public has the free and
unrestricted right of use
and benefit of the
beaches. The provision is
continued that, except as
otherwise provided by
law, a rate of interest in
excess of ten percent a
year is usurious, and that
if a contract does not
specify a rate of interest,
the rate under the con-
tract may not exceed six
percent a year. Discrimi-
nation against hand-
icapped persons is prohi-
bited, and a goal of the
state is established to
provide every resident
access to adequate, com-
prehensive health care
The wording of the
proposed constitutional
amendment as it will ap-
pear on the ballot is as
follows:
’’The constitutional
amendment revising
the GENERAL PRO-
VISIONS of the Texas
Constitution.”
If adopted by the voters;
will become effective
September 1, 1976.
tached to either of the
others.
Article III, The Legis-
lature, is amended to:
Continue the present
structure of the legisla-
ture consisting of a se-
nate with 31 members
and a house of represen-
tatives with 150 mem-
bers. The present organi-
zation and procedure of
the legislature are con-
tinueo except that the
provision allowing closed
executive sessions of the
senate is omitted. Provi-
sions on the conflict of in-
terest of members of the
legislature are con-
tinued, as is the
governor’s power to veto
'Dills or line items in ap-
propriation bills. The ar-
ticle provides for
single-member senator-
ial, representative, and
congressional districts. A
compensation commis-
sion is created to recom-
mend the compensation
and allowances to be re-
ceived by members of the
legislature. The legisla-
tive compensation, set by
law, may not exceed this
recommendation and
does not take effect until
after an intervening
general election. The ar-
ticle provides for annual
sessions of 140 days in
odd-numbered years and
90 days in even-
numbered years, and a
veto session of 15 days a
upon request of three-
_ y • • pean on Lne do 1 lot is as
fifths of the membership f()||ows-
’’The constitutional
amendment revisin'
PROVISIONS ^ the
Texas Constitution.”
If adopted by the voters,
will b
September 1, 1976.
tax of two cents on the effective January
‘ ’ i 1979.
By Babble Bekketand
Several landowners will be
installing structures this year
to control erosion and reduce
the amount of silt leaving their
farms. They are receiving
assistance through the Red
River County Soil and Water
Conservation District. Soil
Conservation Service personnel
design and stake the struc-
tures.
Some of the landowners in-
stalling grade stabilization
structures are Curtis Bach
man, Murray Aubrey, W. C.
Benson, David Anderson, J. R.
£ Fraizer, W B.Terian and T W
♦* ToriafT k - i I
'* Grade stabilization struc-
tures are cost-shared at 75
percent of cost up to $2,500 by
x the Agricultural Conservation
and Stablization Service.
The purpose of grade
stablization structures is to
stablize grade in a gully and
prevent further erosion. A drop
pipe is designed to run through
the dam to drain water at a safe
speed An emergency spillway
will take care of very large
rains.
Grade stablization structures
are needed more in the
blackland areas than in the
sandy soils More water runoff
can be expected from a clay
Bobcat Takes Turkey
For Last Meal
NACOGDOCHES — A local
bobcat made the mistake of
feasting on one of the 40 turkeys
recently released in the county
by the Parks and Wildlife
Department, condemning itself
with its last meal.
Caught while on the roost
during the turkey’s first night
in the wild, the gobbler
probably provided the cat an
easy meal, but the deed didn’t
go undetected.
CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY,
September 1 — For the third
consecutive year Campbell
Soup Company will offer its
popular Labels for Education
Program in which many
schools are offered the op-
portunity to obtain audio-visual
and athletic equipment in
return for Campbell labels.
“This year the program has
been expanded so that not just
elementary schools, but schools
with any of the grades kin-
dergarten through eight may
now participate,” according to
Donald E. Goerke, Campbell’s
director of marketing for
canned foods.
During the past two years
Campbell’s Labels for
Education Program has been
helping elementary schools
throughout the country fight
their tight budget problems. In
stem of local-option The wording of the
‘ 2.J prohibi- proposed constitutional
Alcoholic amendment as it will ap-
pear on the ballot is as
follows:
The constitutional
amendment revising
the MODE OF
AMENDING PROVI-
SIONS of the Texas
Constitution.”
restaurants for im-
mediate consumption.
An assessment voted by
marine food or agricul-
tural producers on their sale. Current wages for
product sales is not a tax personal service are not
if provision is made for subject to garnishment,
the individual producer A private corporation
to receive a refund of the may not be chartered ex-
assessment when the cept under general law,
producer does not desire and no bank may engage
to be assessed. in business at more than
The wording of the one place in this state.
provide for the regula-
tion of bank holding
malathion or methoxychlor will
also prevent extensive damage
of the seed The insecticides
can be most effectively applied
by slightly wetting the surface
of the seeds, and evenly mixing
2 ounces active ingredient of
malathion or methoxychlor
dust per bushel of seed
If large quantities of seed
beans or peas are to be
protected, fumingation
methods may be more ef-
fective The only chemical
registered fumigating beans
and peas is meinyl bromide.
Fumigants are extremely
poisonous to humans and
should not be used by inex-
perienced persons or without
proper safety equipment.
Before using any insecticide or
fumigant, read and follow all
label directions and
precautions.
If adopted by the voters, will
ecome effective September 1, 1976.
lature may also exempt
property to preserve his-
torical, cultural or natur-
al history resources.
Taxpayers are provided a
new method of correcting
inequitable tax assess-
ments by paying ad val-
orem taxes under protest
and suing for a refund in If adopted by the voters,
a district court. State will become effective on
debt may be authorized September 1, 1976.
by law only if approved
by a two-thirds vote of
each house of the legis- PROPOSITION NO. 7
lature and submitted to ON THE BALLOT
and approved by a major-
ity of the qualified voters Revising the general
of the state voting on the provisions of the Texas
question. Public funds Constitution. Article X,
and public credit may be General Provisions, is
used only for public pur- amended to:
poses and no public funds Provide the basic re-
or public credit may be quirements relating to
used to influence the public officeholders such
election of a public of- as the official oath and
ficer. The article pro- residency requirements,
hibits a retail sales, tax The provision defining
and for that felony is in-
carcerated, on parole, or
on probation, or unless
the person is mentally
incompetent as deter-
mined by a court. Voting
by the people in all elec-
tions must be by secret
ballot, and the legisla- real property or tangible
governor shall submit to ture shall provide by law
“■ - report for residence, registra-
on the organization and tion, and absentee voting for in Article
The partially covered
remains were discovered the
following morning and wildlife
technicians David Cox,
Nacogdoches and Coy
McAnally, Alto, gathered up
their traps and converged on
the scene of the crime.
The turkeys, raised at the
PfiWD’s Management and
Research Station near Tyler,
were too valuable to let the
bobcat have a chance at a
second meal.
Coa and McAnally had their
traps out before dark and
caught the bobcat that night
before it could bother the
turkeys again.
“Net all bobcats are bad,”
Mid WUdMfe Biologist Charles
Boyd. “We just have to watch
flor predators at all our turkey
Mfloaee rites and remove those
aMmato which cause trouble.
“We certainly araut ad-
og the removal of aD
its just because one
la turkey ”
2$ hem and M gobblers
sd bore are part of the
interest in storing beans, peas,
cowpeas and similar foods for
subsequent human con-
sumption or for seed. The
primary pesto of these products the use of controlled heat or
are small, mottled, brown to cold,
olive-brown bruchid weevils
Some of these weevils attack
brans and peas only before
harvest, while certain others
are capable of attacking prior
to harvest and then continuing
their activities in storage.
When storing beano and peas,
take adequate steps to provide
the least favorable conditions
for insect development.
Temperature and moisture are
the two most important factors
in the ecology of stored product
insects. Up to certain limits
their rate of development and
reproduction increases in
dfanect proportion to increase in
the temperature and moisture
requirements, for the
administration of elec-
tions, and for the protec-
tion of the electoral pro-
cess. The general
election for state and
county officers is to be
• held in even-numbered
years on a date pre-
scribed by law.
The wording of the
proposed constitutional
amendment as it will
appear on the ballot is as
follows:
- ’’The constitutional
amendment revising
r A the VOTING AND
ELECTION PROVI-
SIONS of the Texas
Constitution.”
If adopted by the voters,
become effective
"Labels For Education’ Program
recognition of the Nation's
upcoming Bicentennial, this
year’s choice of items has been
broadened to include such
items as American historical
reference books, flags and tape
cassettes with historical
narrations
“In the past two years
Campbell distributed more
than 150,000 units of audio-
visual, gymnasium and sports
equipment valued at more than
$2 million to elementary
schools throughout the United
States,’’ Mr. Goerke said.
“The enthusiastic and
gratifying comments we have
received from thousands of
participating schools were
instrumental in Campbell’s
decision to repeat and expand
the program,” according to Mr.
Goerke.
“Information
public schools. The State
Board of Education is re-
tained and the Perma-
nent and Available Uni-
lity Funds are con-
led for the benefit of
judges (except municipal The University^ of Texas
judges), district attor- c“-- ----- *-*-•-
neys and district clerks ten's- A_new Higher
must be elected by the
people. The supreme
court and the court of fit of colleges and univer-
criminal appeals are sities outside The Uni-
merged into a single versity of Texas and
court of last resort, and Texas A&M Systems,
this supreme court is au- The state ad valorem tax
thorized to provide for ef- ten cents on $100
ficient administration of valuation is continued
the judicial system and to as the source of revenue
balance case loads. Indi- f°r the Fund. The ten
vidual rights for a trial cent higher education
by jury and appeal by the tax may be changed by
accused are continued. ^aw within the ten cent
The state is granted the maximum The legisla-
right to appeal in crimi- ture may allocate by law
nal cases in limited cir- " " “
cumstances, and the
legislature is permitted
appeal to the courts from aI*t*cle provides that the
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must furnish each indi-
vidual an equal educa-
tional opportunity, but
a school district may pro-
vide local enrichment of
educational programs
exceeding the level pro-
lent revising vided b? the 8tate con*
JUDICI AR? “18^nt *itl> «eneral 'aw
Authority to issue Per-
manent University
Bonds is continued but
the bonds may not exceed
30% of the Permanent
University Fund.
The wording of the
proposed constitutional
amendment as it will ap-
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Revising the voting foil
and election provisions of
Constitution.
Article VI, Voter Qual-
ifications and Elections,
esignate chairmen of is amended to:
Provide for registra-
tion and qualifications If ado]
for voting including wjH ]
voter residency require- September 1, 1976'
ments to be established ~
by law. A citizen of the
United States who is at
Revising the mode of
amending provisions of
the Texas Constitution.
The proposed article will
be the last article of the
constitution. If only
Proposition No. 8 is
adopted, the article will
replace Article XVII of
the present constitution.
If other propositions are
adopted, the article will
be appropriately renum-
bered to remain the last
article of the constitu-
tion. If all propositions
are adopted, the article
will be Article XI. Article
XVII, Mode of Amending
the Constitution of the
State, is amended to:
Establish a procedure
for constitutional
amendments requiring a
two-thirds vote of each
house of the legislature
and majority approval by
the voters. The calling of
a limited or unlimited
constitutional conven-
tion with voter approval
is provided. The question
of whether to cal) a con-
stitutional convention
must be submitted to the
companies. The present people every 30 years,
system of local-option
elections for the i
tion or sale of al-------
beverages is continued.
The legislature is re-
quired to prohibit lot-
.. uac; tuvc.o, teries and gift enter-
will become effective on prises but may permit
September 1, 1976, ex- certain bingo games and
cept Article VIII, Section raffles. The presently ex-
2, Subsections (b) and (c), isting provisions for re-
which becomes effective tirement benefits of
January 1,1978, and Ar- teachers and other public If adopted by the voters,
tide VIII, Section 6, Sub- employees are modified will become effective
section(c), which becomes to allow the state to con-
personal property except
the ten cent tax provided
VII and a
Guard Against Insects In Foodstuffs
By Faafl D. Fayee content of the products. Storage
Hoaaewlves can become temperatures above 95 degrees
extremely irritated upon fin- f. are not favorable for
diag insect damaged food
staffs. Such tafeatattona can be
dUficult problems and may
require a combination of
procMtana to gain control.
Infestations can develop
after the foodstuffs have been
brought into the home or they
Revising the education
provisions of the Texas
Constitution. Article
Revising the judiciary VII, Education, is
provisions of the Texas amended to:
Constitution. Article V, Provide that the Per-
The Judiciary is manent and Available
amended to: School Funds and the
Establish a unified county public school
judicial system consist- funds are continued for
funds are continued for
ing of the supreme court, the ^support^ of^the^free
court of appeals, district
courts, ano circuit courts.
Existing county courts
and county judges are
continued until other- v«rsit’
wise provided by law. All tinue.
and Texas A&M Sys-
“ Ed-
ucation Fund for Texas is
established for the bene-
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Wright, Pat. The Bogata News (Bogata, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 11, 1975, newspaper, September 11, 1975; Bogata, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1297217/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.