Constitutional ballot measures on legislature age and judiciary changes
The sample general election ballot outlines proposals about legislative qualifications age twenty one or eighteen, impeachments terminology after unicameral reform, and changing judge numbers and district boundaries by a simple majority versus two thirds. It contrasts FOR and AGAINST positions on each constitutional amendment.
Amendment Proposal on Legislature Salary Limits
Proposed Amendment No 3 voters will remove the cap that legislator salaries cannot exceed four hundred dollars a month and replace it with a provision allowing the Legislature to set salaries by law. The text references continuation of salary limits and authorizes adjustments by statute.
Proposed Amendment strengthens felony appeal path to Supreme Court
Constitutional proposal clarifies that felony defendants may appeal to the Supreme Court, replacing the writ of error reference with a direct right of appeal. The change is procedural, not substantive, and maintains existing access to Supreme Court review for felony convictions.
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Supreme Court
Proposed Amendment No 5 on Nebraska constitution changes
Ballot measure proposes to rearrange clarifications on filling vacancies in office the governor's removal power except judges succession to the governor’s office and governor election death provisions transfers vacancy provisions from the legislative to the executive article and repeals specific constitutional sections in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Proposed Constitutional Amendments Covering Offenses Tax Value and Legislature Pay
A garbled list of proposed amendments discusses public office ineligibility for offenses and tax valuation based on actual land use for agricultural purposes. It also mentions inclusion of Legislature members in a retirement system, and changes to salary and per diem compensation for legislators during and between sessions.
Proposed Amendment No 10 Recodify Nebraska Article VII Education
Proposal to recodify revise and clarify provisions of Article VII of the Nebraska Constitution focuses on reorganizing the Education article and clarifying legislative authority over public institutions for ages outside five to twenty one and removing obsolete language. It argues for a logical sequence and cleaner language in the education article.
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Nebraska
Proposed Amendment No 11 and Judicial Nominating Change
The text outlines votes on multiple amendments including off street parking powers for municipalities through special assessments, expanded judicial nominating commissions with voting and transparency rules, retirement benefit adjustments for public employees, and changes to the State Board of Equalization and the Tax Commissioner’s role. It presents FOR and AGAINST positions on each proposal and notes impacts on governance, taxes, and pensions.
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Judicial
Supreme Court
Bar
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Proposed Amendment No 15 Changes on Legislative conflicts
The proposal would delete certain ineligibility exceptions for legislative members and remove the phrase during the term for which he was elected from civ il appointments to state offices. It would ban conflicts of interest in any state or local contracts and require standards and enforcement procedures.
Name Change Proposal for State Railway Commission
Voters are urged to support Proposed Amendment No 16 which would rename the State Railway Commission to the Public Service Commission. The measure clarifies the agency's broader oversight role and aligns titles with public utilities regulation.
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State Railway Commission
Public Service Commission
Social Center News Highlights Local Visits and Parties
Esther Kuhnel compiles a string of social visits and events in Columbus and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Freddie Thomas and daughters from Colorado Springs stay with her parents in Columbus. numerous dinners, card parties, church and community activities are noted across Lincoln, Omaha, Shelby, Rising City, Osceola, and Stromsburg with extended family and neighbors attending birthdays, weddings, and gatherings.
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Freddie Thomas
Colorado Springs
Marie Lippstrei
Jim Lippstrei
Columbus
John Braasch
Bob Braasch
Rising City
Donald Alt
Shelby
Jim Scow
Lincoln
Scott
Michele
Marvin Dawes
Scow
Marcia Dawes
Dawes
Jim Brigham
Nite Owl Bridge Club
Lola Urbans
Bob Johansen
Beaver Falls
Penn
Leonard Coffin
Roy Coffin
Morris Richards
Teresa
Omaha
Cheryl
Jerry Peterson
Carl Johnson
Morris Dunn
Hubert Alt
al Kuhnel
Fred Alt
Lewis Schott
John Gabel
Jerry Thelen
Larry Waller
O’neill
Hubert Thelen
Armand Schmoker
Roy Carlson
Clarence Nielsen
Morris Nielsen
Stromsburg
Leonard Sutter
Roy Grossnicklaus
Raymond Benda
Downey
California
Helen Gondringer
Ronnie
Karen
Father O'Leary
Walter Obrist
Louie Shemek
Leo Albers
Nellie Kuhnel
Edith Hiemer
St. Joseph's Hall
Ronnie Graham
Calmar Herrmann
Margaret Kuhnel
Nellie Kuhnels
Jerry Gondringer
Nancy Jo McKay
Loren Oberg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Nook
Steve
Ord Bond
Fremont
Westroads
Tena Janicek
James Marak
Andans Honrossoighlays
Vernon ‘Kuhgel
Gondringer
al Kuhbnel
Pearle Coffin
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Judicial Nominating Committee
Commission
Social Center News
Esther Kuhnel
Polk County Rural Public Power District Subdivision Three
Clinton P. Colby
Myron W. Jones
Educational Service Unit NO
Brooke Berggren
Marilyn A. Houdersheldt