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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1966
Page
7
Official notice outlines ballot titles and texts for constitutional amendments proposed by the 1965 Legislature Seventy-Fifth Session. Details include the measures to be voted upon on November 8 1966 and the precise wording of each proposed amendment for voter consideration.
Ballot measure asks voters to approve constitutional change to end ineligibility of elective executive officers from holding another state office during the same term. It presents For and Against positions.
A long OCR record lists proposed constitutional amendments for Nebraska. It includes eligibility ages for governor and lieutenant governor, legislative pay and travel allowances, school funding and sectarian restrictions, board of education size and terms, land valuation for tax purposes, property tax rules for intangible and agricultural lands, transportation for students, judicial qualifications commission, and tax law alignment with federal rules. The document outlines sections to be submitted at the November general election and structural changes across multiple articles.
The measure would authorize state and local governments to enter contracts for services or training with private commercial and vocational schools. It outlines the scope of contracting by government entities and sets conditions for oversight and accountability.
Be it enacted the l o the State of Nemes VV section 11 of the Constitution of Nebraska states Sec 11 No sectarian instruction shall be allowed in any school or institution supported in
A proposed amendment to Article VIII section 1 outlines that state and local revenue will be raised by taxation as directed by the Legislature. It allows alternative tax methods for motor vehicles and creates separate classes for dealers and for interstate trucks and combinations, with proceeds allocated to all county subdivisions in proportion to the levy.
Section 11 of the Nebraska Constitution bans public funds or land to sectarian schools, allows transportation for public school students, and forbids religious tests for teachers or students. It also mentions proposed Amendment No. 7 to provide removal or retirement procedures for state justices or judges.
The document outlines proposed constitutional amendments including section 1B allowing income tax adoption by law based on US codes, a term-limiter for the Governor, a hard tax collection stance on long unpaid taxes, and a deduction provision for administering unsold school lands before income distribution.
The amendment defines the executive officers as Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General and heads of other departments. It sets election timing for term lengths outlines governor term limits residency records and duties and appointing powers with legislative consent and removal authority for department heads.
Proposed Amendment No 10 provides for payment or cancellation of taxes against real estate owned or acquired by the state or its governmental subdivisions. The measure focuses on tax relief for public lands and facilities, outlining conditions for tax treatment and implications for state and local governments.
The text notes an enacted provision by the people of Nebraska and the state legislature, referencing Erie Section 4 of the Constitution and an exception related to tax and assessment charges against real property remaining de-
Legislative text proposes that all lawful grants and the income from unsold school lands be dedicated to support and maintenance of common schools in every district. Deduction of administration costs from income is required before distribution. Also considered is investment of state and local funds by statute across various government subdivisions.
The document outlines amendments to Nebraska Constitution articles including trust funds for education remain inviolate and invested by the Board of Educational Lands and Funds. It also adds a new Sec.17 on state funds and pensions, plus amendments for legislative apportionment and districting rules with nonpartisan elections, salary limits, and expense provisions.
The passage outlines changes to how Nebraska lawmakers and local government retirement funds may be invested under statute. It also notes Proposed Amendments No 13 proposing district reapportionment affecting representation and the method of electing Legislature members.
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