Nebraska voters weigh reform of merit system for judges
The Oct 26 1972 Telegram reports Nebraska’s merit plan for selecting judges could be revised by constitutional amendment No 12. It would expand commissions from seven to nine, limit party influence, remove the supreme court chief’s voting power, require public candidate names, and demand roll call votes. Stated aim is to balance law and party influence and broaden transparency.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Omaha
Workmen's Compensation Court
Commission
Bar
Morehan
Relai
Jorge
Candi
Law and Tay
Lakeview High Holds Nov 1 2 Parent Teacher Conferences
Lakeview High School will host parent teacher conferences all day November 1 and 2 with no student classes. About 20 parent groups are scheduled each hour from morning until 3 30 PM. Student Council members assist and direct parents to teachers. Parents not receiving letters are urged to contact the school office before November 4.
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Lakeview High School
Signals Installed At Union Pacific Crossings Near Columbus
Flashing light signals are in operation at Union Pacific Railroad crossings on two country roads east of Columbus. One crossing lies between Sections 23 and 2, the other between Sections 22 and 29. Installation was supervised by the Nebraska Department of Roads with costs funded 65 percent by Nebraska, 30 percent by Columbus, and 2 percent by Union Pacific, which also handles maintenance. James Abbott McNeill Whistler is noted for adopting the butterfly symbol to sign his nature paintings.
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Union Pacific
Columbus
Nebraska Department of Roads
State of
Nebraska
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Notices
Evening publication details with postal and pricing notes. Carrier delivery in Columbus costs $2.00 monthly, mail rates vary by county and state, and subscribers must notify address changes through the Columbus Telegram.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Platle
Beane, Fuller, Colfax
Merricks Nance
Polk
Cwange
Columibus Telegram
Local junior high orchestra to attend Saturday clinic
Columbus City schools will send about 100 junior high orchestra pupils from Columbus Norfolk and Fremont to a Saturday music clinic at Norfolk High School. Rehearsal begins at 9:30 a.m. with a 7:00 p.m. public concert in the gym. Dr. Louis Tracinski of the University of Nebraska will guest conduct. Concert numbers include Par sicaglia, Legend, Bratislava, Tirework Music, Maxis, and Siciliano and Allegro.
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Columbus City
Norfolk High School
Louis Tracinski
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Columbus
Norfolk
Fremont
York
Wayne Sur Beatrice
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