Nebraska ballot measures proposed by 1989 legislature
Legal notice outlines four proposed constitutional amendments for Nebraska's 1970 general election. Measures include lowering the voting age to 20, reapportionment of Supreme Court districts, simplified bill reading requirements, and allowing retired judges temporary duty and broader court powers, with related fiscal and structural details.
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Proposed Amendment Wa A Caled For
The fragment notes a proposed amendment labeled Wa A with unclear context or specifics. No definite parties, dates, or locations are readable.
Nebraska constitutional amendments in Nebraska ballot draft items
The text outlines proposed constitutional amendments covering revenue bonds for university housing athletic and medical facilities and debt backed by facility revenues, county tax limits and mill levy, a legislative compensation commission, home rule city petition thresholds, and court system reforms, with various FOR and AGAINST positions and formal language for the November 1964 ballot.
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Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
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Nebraska State Colleges
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Nebredka State Colleges
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Nebraska Revisions Contain Charter Proposals and Court Provisions
The document outlines amendments to Nebraska Constitution and city charters, authorizing charter changes via petition by 10 percent of voters, procedures for voter approval, and publication rules. It also discusses judicial structure revisions, prohibitions on judges practicing law, and repeal of certain sections.
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Supreme Court
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