Constitutional Amendments on Legislature and Appropriations
The article outlines two proposed amendments. Amendment 2 would remove limits on fiscal year length for legislative appropriations and loosen deficiency appropriation rules. It contrasts voting FOR to remove obsolete unicameral language and to allow longer or year long appropriations with voting AGAINST to retain current one year duration and revenue limits.
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Proposed Amendment No 3 to 12 yimsa A vee
A proposed amendment outlines budget and veto rules for the Governor and Legislature. It would require a budget bill from the Speaker, a three-fifths veto override, and Governor veto powers. An opposing vote would keep current provisions on budget submissions and two-thirds appropriations, with tighter veto limits.
Proposal changes on juvenile court districts voting rule
The measure allows establishing or abolishing a juvenile court district by a majority of ballots cast rather than a district wide majority. Opponents would keep the current rule requiring a majority of all electors in the district for creation or abolition. This summary notes the proposed shift in voting requirements.
Constitutional amendment on funding for federally funded schools
The proposed amendment would bar public funds from being allocated to schools not owned or controlled by the state or a political subdivision. It allows the state to receive federal money and distribute it per grant terms, but prohibits adding state or local funds to match.
Proposed Amendment No 13 Affects Militia Language
Proposal 13 would revise the constitutional militia language without substantive changes. The amendment preserves current militia provisions while updating wording only.
Court News Freeway Fines Across Nebraska Cities
A compiled list shows numerous traffic citations from Nebraska courts. Names, towns, and offenses include daytime speeding, failure to stop, expired inspection stickers, and minor in possession with fines ranging from 10 to 100 dollars plus costs.
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David P. Rutter
Silver Creek
Vascar
Lonna K. Flodman
Osceola
Roger A. Anderson
Shelby
Randy K. Peterson
Lloyd E. Stall
Lincoln
David Ohnouthka
Valparaiso
Bruce Curtiss
Laurel
Nebr
Gerald J. Labenz
Harlan F. Caarnick
Genoa
Darrell E. Hultgren
Frem
Frank E. Hulme
Hastings
Timothy Beckman
Stromsburg
William L. Kohn
Cedar Rapids
Martin R. Bredthauer
Arcadia
Eugene N. Nelson
Fremont
Walter Krzycki
Columbus
William Ferris
Sandra L. Meese
Wahoo
Wascar
Merle D. Hlavec
Bruno
Robert S. Anderson
Burdette Flodman
Linda Kumpf
Spe
Ronald Baker
Arthur Case
Omaha
Ronald L. Schmidt
Elkhorn
James Godeker
Sutherland
Miles Robbins
Blunt
So. Dakota
Walter S. Krzycki
Richard W. Schoch
Benedict
Roy I. From
Bellwood
Terry J. Mentink
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