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-Census: 1 Houston 292,352 2 Dallas 260,475 ... ; Acts 1933, 43rd R.S., ch. 94: "Article 6229. In all incorporated cities and towns having a population of two hundred eighty thousand or more according to the preceding Federal census the mayor, two aldermen or commissioners, and two citizens of said city or town to be designated by the mayor and his successors, shall constitute a Board of Trustees of the Municipal Employees' Pension Fund ....
+Census: 1 Houston 292,352 2 Dallas 260,475 ... ; Acts 1933, 43rd R.S., ch. 94: "Article 6229. In all incorporated cities and towns having a population of two hundred eighty thousand or more according to the preceding Federal census ... constitute a Board of Trustees of the Municipal Employees' Pension Fund ...."
 Census: 1 Houston 384,514 2 Dallas 294,734 ... ; Acts 1943, 48th R.S., ch. 358: "Section 1. There is hereby created a Municipal Pension System in all cities in this State having a population of three hundred and eighty four thousand (384,000) or more according to any preceding or future Federal Census."
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 Census: 1 Houston 938,219 2 Dallas 679,684 ... ; Acts 1965, 59th R.S., ch. 107" "Section 1. There is hereby created a Municipal Pension System in all cities in this state having a population of nine hundred thousand (900,000) or more according to the last preceding or any future Federal Census."
-Census: 1 Houston 1,232,802 2 Dallas 844,401 ... ; Acts
+Census: 1 Houston 1,232,802 2 Dallas 844,401 ... ; Acts 1975, 64th R.S., ch. 41: "Section 1. There is hereby created a Municipal Pension System in all cities in this state having a population of one million two hundred thousand (1,200,000) or more according to the last preceding or any future Federal Census."
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