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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
10
The text outlines proposed amendments from 1964 covering property and livestock taxation, state budgeting and accounting requirements, government bond and salary warrants, and legislative power to define and regulate loans and installment sales with maximum rates. It includes sections on property tax uniformity, livestock classification, and fiscal controls for state departments.
The document lists powers including regulating courts and officials, venue changes, chartering cities, election conduct, jury empanelment, public school management, real estate minors, game protection, ferries and bridges, fines and fees, descent law, railroad rights, and special privileges. It notes legislature may define loan classifications and maximum rates. Signed by FRANK MARSH Secretary of State with publication dates in October 1984.
A proposed constitutional amendment would realign the duties of certain state executive officers as directed by the Legislature. The measure outlines how responsibilities may shift among offices and sets forth the framework for implementing the realignment.
Amendment to Article III Section 18 prohibits the legislature from passing local or special laws for divorces name changes road actions town plats streets county seats and related local matters. The text specifies bans on granting divorces changing names laying out opening altering vacating roads town plats streets alleys and public grounds locating or changing county seats.
The Historical Society notes inquiries into wind wagons with sparse reliable material. Descriptions recount 1859 60 era designs from Kansas and Nebraska including a Peppard sailing wagon aiming for Colorado and a Westport Santa Fe route concept. A Holt county homesteader F B Cole used a buggy running gear sailing rig to reach his Nebraska homestead faster, aided by prairie winds.
Washington reports that two Congressional subcommittees open investigations into invasion of privacy by federal agencies. Questions on electronic bugs two way mirrors and desk searches target how agencies access tax returns and private data.
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