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State Government / Texas / Legislation / HR 64

HR 64Session 891HouseIntroduced

Commending the Kliewer family for 34 years of service as the owners of Patriot Buick GMC in Killeen.

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Latest development · Aug 6, 2025

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Session
891
Introduced
Aug 6, 2025
Latest passage
Date unavailable
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Family & Social Services

Source subjects

KLIEWER FAMILY (NA8F3)Resolutions--Congratulatory & Honorary (I0705)

Document type

Resolution

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Primary sponsorBuckley

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  1. Aug 6, 2025

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Source data last updated Jun 11, 2026.