Voters urged to reject amendments risking state finances
State Auditor Ray Johnson campaigns against constitutional amendments to overhaul Nebraska bookkeeping, arguing they would yield less independent approval of expenditures by moving power from elected officials to the appointed tax commissioner. He warns of reduced fiscal checks and cites current efficiency in the auditor’s office. Also named governor Morrison appoints James Dunlevey as special assistant at 7500 dollars yearly, with duties to coordinate the governor’s fiscal efforts.
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An article fragment outlines U.S. Savings Bonds as a way to prepare for retirement. It notes monthly purchases, tax considerations, and employer payroll options while mixing other political and statewide topics including appointments and budget matters.
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