The Paducah Post (Paducah, Tex.), Vol. [66], No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 20, 1973 Page: 3 of 12
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| ed reports of his retirement.
I Says Willeford, the GOP state
Texas Industrial Commission
to include three members from
rural areas. In the past, mem-
bership on the commission has
been two employers of labor,
Turbo Hydra-matic
transmission to do the
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Free Estimates — Guaranteed Service
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id our staff as a
steering to do most
of the turning, stan-
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appear on
follows:
“The
NUMBER FIVE
ON THE BALLOT
(S.J.R. 12)
Af Opinions—Present county
commissioners may serve out
their terms of office without re-
siding in the new districts es-
tablished by redistricting, Atty.
General John Hill held.
Appointments —Mrs. Robert
M. Ayers Jr. of San Antonio
has been appointed to a six
year term on the Texas Youth
Council. She replaces Louis
Henna of Austin, whose term
Article VIII, Sections 1-a
and 1-b of the Texas Con-
stitution are amended to:
Extend the $3,000 ad
valorem tax exemption to
the residential homesteads
of unmarried adults.
The wording of the pro-
posed amendment as it will
nicer carpeting, new stripes
and new colors. Plus more good
things to make it better. See what it’s like to drive a winner.
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NUMBER FOUR
ON THE BALLOT
ISJ.R. 1|
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paragraph which:
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in detail, as the interior. Yet,
it remains mid-size. And,
it remains all Chevelle.
With Chevelle handling
and at a Chevelle price.
Now that you've looked,
come and see the new ♦
Malibu Classic—and all
the 1974 Chevrolets. The
ones shown here, plus
Impala, Monte Carlo,
Nova, Corvette, pickups,
vans and all our new
cars and trucks.
Article XL Section 7 of
the Texas Constitution is
amended to:
Provide that all counties
list.
Sgt, Jim Neal at the Townhouse Motel in Paducah
of his adminis-
ew division
maintenance
Abilene.
SHORT
EACH DOLLAR SAVED UP TO 17 50 STAMPS
FOR DEPOSITS OF $5000.00 OR MORE
3500 STAMPS
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“Protection the
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NUMBER SEVEN
ON THE BALLOT
(H.J.R.6)
Article III, Section 49-b
of the Texas Constitution is
amended to:
Provide for an additional
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vinyl accents. Elegant inner door panels. Extremely
tasteful upholstery and cut-pile nylon carpeting.
That’s just inside. The exterior is just
as classic, in character and
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posed amendment as it will
ragrapn wnicn: appear on the ballot is as
Provides that the district follows: Pes
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Air Force skill there’s no telling how many doors
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two employees or laborers and
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UCAH POST SEPTp,
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iss Grocery
is the way it goes. Quick,
sleek and nimble. With
a low, wide stance, re-
sponsive steering. And
comfort that’s rare in
" a car that handles so
E TR°/ 6 Months Certificate earns 5 92% Annually
U.lu /0 $1000 Minimum Balance
Malibu Classic. A luxury Chevelle, new this year. With
full foam seats. A fold-down front armrest. Wood-grained
1974 Chevrolet
A better-than-ever way.
When the wheel belongs to you, the road goes anywhere sssssmn
oer know how much milage
YOU’LL GET OUT OF YOUR
AIRFORCE SKILL
decide to go back into civilian life after learn-
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well. Plus classic new
styling, and plushness from
the cut-pile carpeting up.
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you say. And it’s so much better with a ’ 74 Chevrolet.
Caprice Classic. Introducing an elegant
motor car, j ust asking to be enj oyed. Out-
side: an imposing new grille, and on
the Coupe, a distinctive new
roof line. Inside: peace,
quiet and convenience.
With standard power
amendment to extend
the $3,000 ad valorem
tax exemption to the
homesteads of unmarried
adults.”
The Texas Industrial Com-
mission is responsible for plan-
ning, organizing and operating
a program for attracting and
locating new industries and to
promote the expansion of exist-
ing industries in Texas.
New rural members of the
eonstitutional
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Htead scope of
HpropProfection
kdufrrperty of a
Ge Person which
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7 and homestead
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id any emergency
submitted by the
■ The. 60 day ses-
d be extended by
mor for a period
teed 30 days;
kan annual salary
ms of the Legisla-
eooM ‘weeding $15,000
4d a per diem not
$18 per day for
of each regular
special session;
“that no appro-
11 money shall be
JAMES SMITH, frdS than
er to make annual
0 anticipated rev-
her than biennial
M dll,Sections 5, 24
n and Article VIII,
H iof the Texas Con-
I are amended to:
8 de for regular
8 sions of the Leg-
7 He regular session
f dd-numbered year
i lora period not to
h 80 days./ The reg-
| ion in each even
| I year would be for
| not to exceed 60
| I would be limited
deration of fiscal
viously convicted of possession of the Texas Shrimp Con- gineer of the Texas Highway
EARNS 5.39 lb Annually
engineer at
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.PTIST CHURCH
REV. ELI COOPER,
shiftin. If you want the ad —***
luxury and comfort of a car that
leaves little else for you to do but enjoy 54
the ride, you don’t have to look beyond the ’71
Caprice Classic. However, the freedom of the open road
begins with the freedom of choice:
Texas veteran after the vet-
eran has filed with the
Board an application and
contract of sale to purchase
through the Board the tract
selected by him or her and
before the purchase. has
been completed, then the
surviving spouse may com-
plete the transaction.
The wording of the pro-
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r the new rural
g) Gov. Briscoe
. of the Texas
' of community
o make all state
jailable and acces-
4 communities as
b heip themselves.
I community Ser-
mn will provide in-
Dd technical assis-
s" let
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retire Oct. 1, State Highway
engineer Luther DeBerry has
announced.
Replacing Smith, whois clos-
ing out a 42 year career with
the Highway Depaatment, will
be Alvie L. McKee, district
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Monday of every month.
TIC are James Hunt of Sonora, mg provision, claims it amounts wstharitvrforsonnstacctienesnto
president of Stockman’s Feed to commutation of sentence, a be used the district and may
Comapny; James B. Bond of power which the constitution in exchange convey title to
Navasota, an attorney and di- Areas affected by redistrict- surplus school land to the city
rector of the Navasota Industri- mg will retain their wet or dry if both agree paramount use of
al Foundation and William A. status enjoyed prior to any the land would be its use as a
Porter of Terrell, a farmer and redistricting of the commiss- public park for benefit of all
businessman. ioner court, until an election residents. |
Revision Commission Re- is called to change the county The Governor has appointed
verses itself. --The Texas from wet to dry or vice versa, Frank Manning of El Paso to
Constitutional Revision Com- Hill held in the same opinion, the Commission on Law En-
mission reversed its Aug. 25 In other recent opinions Hill forcement Officer Standards
decision; that the Texas legis- ruled: and Education.
lature should meet annually, and *The Commissioners Court Bolin Mahaffey of Corpus
voted that the proposed new of Navarro County may pay the Christi has been reappointed by
Constitution should require the district judge no more and no the Governor to atwoyear term
legislature to meet once every less than $4,000 per year for on the State Depository Board,
two years. But the time and performing the duties of judge He also has named Edward
duration of session or sessions of the juvenile court. N. Wishcamper, editor of the
would be set by the lawmakers *A court may direct the pay- Abilene Reporter News and Ro-
themselves. m ent of a probation fee of a mis- bert H. Burck, Dallas, to the
Pot Law Ruling Due - The demeanor defendant who has Texas Tourist Development
Texas Court of Criminal Ap- been placed on provation, such Board. He reappointed George
peals is expected to rule later fee to be collected by or under f, Dillman of Dallas. All three’s
this fall on an amendment to the the direction of the court. terms will expire in 1979.
state’s criminal code to allow *The Galveston Ship Channel Engineer Retires — Charles
resentencing of persons pre- is a “pass” within the meaning W. (Chili) Smith, district en-
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We Give
Q 7 CO/ 30 Months Certificate (J 0Q0/
00/0 $5000 Minimum Balance EAKN> 0.30 /0 Annually
ar Air Force professionalism will open. The Air
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Travis County Dist. Atty, Bob not be taken from it.
Smith, who argues against im- *An independent school dist-
piementation of the resentenc- rict has the power to contract
U . S. Senator John Tower
reports the Environmental Pro-
tection Agency will award a
$2,150,348 grant to the Texas
Lir Control Board to enable the
state agency to continue its
air pollution control program.
Gov. Briscoe spent a week in
Japan encouraging Japanese
investors to consider building
mills in Texas ro process cotton
fiber at its source before ex-
porting to Japan.
Roy Coffee Jr., administra-
tive assistant to Gov. Briscoe
has resigned to return to his
Dallas law practice. Coffee
has served for the past eight
months as Briscoe’s legislation
liaison officer
State Republican Chairman
George Willeford nixes publish-
THE PADUCAH POST SEPTEMBER 20, 1973
The Veterans Administration used any of their GI Bill bene-
urges 2.7 million veterans dis- fits to enter training before
charged between Jan. 31, 1955, the May 31, 1974 expiration
and June 1, 1966, who have’not date.
JRCH OF CHR S-101
JIM FARREN' eadprci,
jy of a
y OF GOD CH« "eurimhents
REV, LONNIE HARRDT-ne-
and cities bordering on the $100 million in bonds or
coast of the Gulf of Mexico obligations of the State of
are authorized to levy a tax Texas for the Veterans’
to pay for bonds issued for Land Fund. This amend-
the construction of sea walls ment increases the present
and breakwaters upon a $400 million authorization
majority vote of the resi- to $500 million;
dent property tax-payers. Remove the present pro-
Counties and cities are pres- vision which permits buying
ently authorized to levy of land only by those vet-
such taxes and this amend- erans who served between
ment only changes the re- September 16, 1940 and the
quired vote from a two- date of formal withdrawal
thirds majority to a simple of United States troops
majority. from the armed conflict in
The wording of the pro- Viet Nam. This amendment
posed amendment as it will would allow all veterans
appear on the ballot is as who serve after September
follows: 16, 1940 to buy land from
“The constitutional the Veterans’ Land Fund,
amendment authorizing provided they are otherwise
counties and cities bor- qualified;
dering on the Gulf of Provide that, in the event
Mexico to issue bonds of the death of an eligible
tance to rural communities and
will assist in development of a
state policy for rural develop-
ment, the Governor said.
The new office will serve as
a clearing house and will be a
central state office that rural
communities can go to for help,
said Briscoe.
Raymond L. Prewett, execu-
tive director of the Texas Rural
Development commission, has
been named to head up the Di-
vision of Rural Community Ser-
vices.
A major part of his new duties
will be to assist rural com-
munities in their relations with
state and federal agencies and
to direct communities with
specific problems to the appro-
priate agencies.
Along the same line, the Gov-
ernor has acted to expand the
executive order
makm dpiitsseryices
"Lpepartment of
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THE GUTHRIE HIGH SCHOOL 4-H CLUB met in the school
Sept. 10. According to Debra Criswell, reporter, the main
item consisted of completing enrollment cards and election
of officers for 1973-74. They are, from left, Larry Keith,
president; Dwayne Green, vice president; Beck Drennan,
secretary-treasurer; Debra Criswell, reporter; Charles
Key, council delegate; Jeff Butler, parliamentarian; Dianne
Davidson, recreation leader. The club meets the second
five members from the gen-
eral public.
ditioning exer Ne
ants. “*4’
PP&K regist, ,
at Paducah M" l
September 28. "
This is the,
year for PP&K
ception the yo
been sponsore I
Dealers of . gas
National FootblM
that time
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Enme ______ Lus he decides to retire.
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Property, and to
7 Afamily home-
epttott.be aban-
■Za h the con-
■Causes.
ind single adult
Motor CO. I"1 ng exemp0
a fan man can
outamily home-
; vhe consent
A9e 5tot the pro.
Bisnaiastit.wii
for the construction of
sea walls and breakwaters
upon a vote of the resi-
dent property tax-
payers.”
NUMBER SIX
ON THE BALLOT
(S.J.R. 26)
Article V, Section 8 of
the Texas Constitution is
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NUMBER NINE
ON THE BALLOT
(S.J.R. 25)
Article VIII of the Texas
Constitution is amended by
adding a new Section 2C
which:
Allows the Legislature,
by general law, to exempt
all real and personal prop-
erty used by non-profit
water supply corporatioas
or cooperatives from all
property taxes. The exemp-
tion would apply only to
such property as is reason-
ably necessary to conduct
the business of a non-profit
water supply corporation or
cooperative.
The wording of the pro-
posed constitutional amend-
ment as it will appear on the
ballot is as follows:
“The constitutional
amendment authorizing
the legislature to exempt
from property taxes cer-
tain property used by a
non-profit water supply
corporation or a non-
profit water supply co-
operative.”
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“The constitutional
amendment to provide
for an additional $100
million in bonds or obli-
gations of the State of
Texas for the Veterans’
. Land Fund.”
NUMBER EIGHT
ON THE BALLOT
(S.J.R. 29)
Article XI, of the Texas
Constitution is amended by
adding a new Section 5(a)
which:
Authorizes and requires
incorporated cities, towns,
and villages, regardless of
population and notwith-
standing the constitutional
limitations on total tax
rates, to levy such annual ad
valorem taxes on the tax-
able property in the city,
town or village as are neces-
sary to pay the principal of
and interest on, when due,
the general obligations here-
inafter issued by the city,
town, or village. The legis-
lature is empowered to limit
by general or special law the
total principal amount of
general obligations which
may be issued, but unless
and until the legislature acts
to do so, the limitations
established by statute with
respect to the total principal
amount of bonds which
may be issued by independ-
ent school districts shall
apply as the rate limitation
on cities, towns, and vil-
lages.
The wording of the pro-
posed constitutional amend-
ment as it appears on the
ballot is as follow:
“The constitutional
amendment to authorize
cities, towns, and villages
to levy such ad valorem
taxes as are sufficient to
pay the principal of and
interest on their general
obligations hereafter
issued subject to the re-
strictions provided by
law.”
Article XVI, Section 59,
of the Texas Constitution is
amended by adding a new
Subsection (e) which:
Provides that no law
creating a conservation and
reclamation district shall be
passed unless a copy of the
proposed law is delivered to
the commissioners court of
each county and to the gov-
erning body of each incor-
porated city or town in
whose jurisdiction said dis-
trict or any part thereof is
or will be located. Each
such commissioners , court
and governing body may file
its written consent or oppo-
sition to the proposed law
with the Governor, Lieuten-
ant Governor and Speaker
of the House of Representa-
fives. Each special law cre-
ating such a district must
comply with general laws
then in effect relating to
consent by political subdivi-
sions to the creation of such
districts.
The wording of the pro-
posed amendment as it will
appear on the ballot is as
follows:
“The constitutional
amendment establishing
certain requirements rela-
tive to the enactment of
laws creating certain con-
servation and reclama-
tion districts.”
court, concurrently with the
county court, shall have the
general jurisdiction of a pro-
bate court and in a probate
proceeding shall also have
the jurisdiction otherwise
conferred on it by law. It
also provides that the legis-
lature may increase, dimin-
ish, or eliminate the jurisdic-
tion of the district court or
county court in probate
matters, may adopt rules
governing the filing, distri-
bution, or transfer of cases
and proceedings as between
the courts having jurisdic-
tion of probate matters, and
may provide that all appeals
in probate matters shall be
to the courts of civil ap-
peals.
The wording of the pro-
posed constitutional amend-
ment as it will appear on the
ballot is as follows:
“The constitutional
amendment stating that
the district court con-
currently with the
county court shall have
the general jurisdiction
of a probate court, and
providing the jurisdiction
thereof, and further pro-
viding that in any pro-
bate proceeding the dis-
trict count shall also have
jurisdiction otherwise
conferred upon it by law,
and further providing
that the legislature may
increase, diminish or
eliminate the jurisdiction
of the district court or
county court in probate
matters, and further pro-
viding that the legislature
shall have power to
adopt rules governing the
filing, distribution and
transfer of all such cases
and proceedings as be-
tween district courts,
county courts, and other
courts having jurisdiction
thereof, and further pro-
viding that the legislature
may provide that all ap-
peals in such matters
shall be to the courts of
(civil) appeals.”
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REYES MARTINEZ, P-
Constitutional
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THODIST CHU * regular ses-
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NUMBER THREE
ON THE BALLOT
(S.J.R. 13)
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