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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Abstract:
Before being voted upon by delegates, propositions were required to have a third reading before the Convention. This series consists of printed copies of propositions advanced to the third reading for the period July 10 to September 13, 1967..........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Abstract:
This series consists of a one-volume log used to track the 62 propositions that were placed on the Convention calendar. These propositions were either voted upon by the Convention or laid aside and recommitted to committee for further consideration..........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Abstract:
This series consists of bound sheets summarizing action by individual Convention committees on propositions referred to the committee. For each proposition considered, the series contains the following information: proposition number; introducer; proposition title; date of consideration by committee; .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Abstract:
The series consists of one volume used to record the receipt by the various committee clerks of propositions referred to the committee by the Convention Secretary. The volume contains proposition number and the date the proposition was received by the committee..........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Abstract:
The series consists of a one volume record indicating the date that the Convention printer received an order from the Convention Secretary to print amendments, journals, calendars, and other materials. For each item to be printed, the volume includes: date printing order was received; introductory number .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Abstract:
The series consists of a one volume record indicating when a proposition was filed with the Convention Secretary after being introduced and printed. The volume contains date the proposition was placed on file, the introduction and print number, and the introducer..........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Title:
Series:
L0124
Dates:
1967
Abstract:
The series consists of one volume used to record the receipt of propositions by the Convention Committee on Revision and Engrossment and the Committee on Library. The volume includes the date of receipt and proposition number..........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Abstract:
The series consists of a one volume record used to track the progress of each resolution introduced in the Convention. Resolutions differ from propositions in that they relate to very specific issues favored by delegates and did not become part of the proposed Constitution. Often, resolutions relate .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1967
Abstract:
The series contains copies of election certificates signed by the State Board of Canvassers and the Secretary of State certifying the election of the 186 delegates elected by voters to the Convention. The series also contains correspondence and corrected election certificates relating to filling delegate .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Legislature. Assembly. Committee on Ways and Means
Abstract:
The series which consists of correspondence and subject files from the office of the Chairman of the Assembly Ways and Means Committee reflects the Committee's role in approving State government expenditures. Primarily correspondence between the Chairman and legislator, the records pertain to agency .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Legislature. Senate. Committee on Civil Service
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Series:
L0139
Dates:
1914-191
Abstract:
These reports analyze and make recommendations for organizational and staff patterns at each agency, institution, and special commission operated by New York State government.. The reports include descriptions of agency functions, organization, activity, and job titles. Also provided is information .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
This series consists of one volume used to track the progress of each amendment introduced in the Convention. A total of 725 amendments were introduced, of which 33 were approved by the Convention delegates..........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
This series consists of one volume used to track amendments introduced by individual delegates or committees. The volume is arranged into two sections: the first with information concerning amendments introduced by delegates, arranged alphabetically by name of delegate; the second with information concerning .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
This volume records the expenses of Convention delegates and staff. For each individual, there is a record (divided into 18 pay periods) of mileage, number of days that expenses cover, amounts paid, and dates expenses paid..........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
This volume was used by the Secretary of State to record receipt of the official copy of amendments passed by the Convention. Only two pages of the Volume are completed. The first page shows receipt of the 33 amendments passed; the second page shows receipt of the new proposed engrossed Constitution. .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
The series consists of one volume used to record the receipt in committee of amendments introduced in the Convention and referred to committees. Under name of each committee, the volume includes amendment introductory numbers and dates amendments were received in committee. The volumes are signed by .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
The series records when amendments were filed with the Convention Secretary after printing. The volume includes: amendment print number; amendment introductory number; date when printed copy was placed on file; and name of amendment introducer..........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
The series records the date that the Convention printer, J.B. Lyon Co., received an order from the Convention Secretary to print amendments, journals, calendars, and other materials. For each item to be printed, the volume indicates: date printing order received; introductory numbers of amendments to .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
This series contains a volume used to track all proposed amendments to the state constitution ordered to a Third Reading. Before being voted upon by delegates, amendments were required to have a Third Reading before the Convention. The volume contains the following information for each of the 36 amendments .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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Creator:
New York (State). Constitutional Convention, 1915
Abstract:
This series contains a volume used to track all general orders considered by the Convention. A general order was required before an amendment could be voted on by the Committee of the Whole Convention. For each amendment, the volume provides: introducer; introductory number; print number; date referred .........
Repository:
New York State Archives
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