Constitutional Amendments Discuss Tax Exemptions and Homestead Rules
The text outlines proposed constitutional amendments on tax exemptions for cemetery property household goods and personal effects and insur ance contracts. It allows the legislature to exempt intangible property life insurance annuities and pension rights and to set classifications and partial exemptions for personal property and homesteads based on occupancy and ownership.
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Veterans’ Administration of the
United States
Constitutional amendment on investment of educational funds
Voters face a choice on November 1 between a FOR proposal that lets the Legislature direct investment of educational trust funds and require Governor appointed members of the Board of Educational Lands and Funds to be approved, or an AGAINST proposal that keeps investment with the board under legislative control without approval.
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Board of Educational Lends and Funds
Texlof Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Nebraska voters would be asked in the November 1970 general election to approve an amendment creating a five member Board of Educational Lands and Funds under the Legislature to oversee educational lands and funds with appointed governors and defined terms and compensation. The text also outlines trust fund management and revenue use for educational purposes.
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Nebraska
Board of Educational Lands
Constitution pledge protects designated funds for their purposes
The text declares that funds and their interest are sacred, must be invested as statute provides, remain inviolate, and cannot be transferred to other funds despite any constitutional provisions. It emphasizes legislative control over investments and permanent dedication to grant purposes.
Nebraska proposal on grants for nonpublic school students
Proposed constitutional amendment would allow state grants to reimburse part of tuition for students in nonpublic schools. The limit is one third of per student cost in the resident public district and must comply with the First Amendment separation of church and state.
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United States
Proposed Amendment No 13 A vote FOR governor lieutenant governor tie
Voters are urged to support Amendment No 13 which would start in 1974 a joint ticket system for governor and lieutenant governor electing them as a single team with one vote cast for both candidates of the same party.
Constitutional change to make Lieutenant Governor full-time and remove presiding duties
A proposal would have the Lieutenant Governor become a full time officer from 1975, performing duties as delegated by the Governor and no longer presiding over the Legislature or having a tie vote. It also envisions running Governor and Lieutenant Governor on a joint ticket from the same party.
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Osl
United States
Constitutional Provisions on Governor Succession and Office Duties
The text outlines that the Governor may serve up to four years after two consecutive terms, with executive records kept in the government seat. It states the Governor appoints heads of executive departments with legislative consent, removal powers, and subordinate staffing rules, and details line of succession to the Lieutenant Governor during disabilities. It also notes post 1975 changes where the Lieutenant Governor may serve on all boards in place of the Governor when designated and must devote full time to duties.
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Lisu
Proposal to Create Nine Member Board of Higher Education
A plan would establish a nine member Board of Trustees of Higher Education elected from districts. The board would replace existing boards and govern the University of Nebraska, state colleges, junior colleges, and vocational technical schools. It would preserve local control for some institutions while unifying governance under a single board.
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Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
University of Nebraska
Board of Trustees of
State Colleges
Nebraska proposal to create Board of Trustees for Higher Education
The Legislature proposes amending Article VII section 10 to vest general government of the University of Nebraska state colleges and publicly supported higher education in a nine member Board of Trustees elected from districts.
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University of Nebraska
Board of Trustees of Higher Education
Redistricting Plan for State Legislators Established
The state will establish nine compact trustee districts for the Legislature with six year terms and no compensation. Redistricting will occur after each federal census with county lines preferred. Current members will continue in office until new districts apply to their remaining term.
Nebraska Proposal on Annual Legislature Sessions
The proposal would enact annual legislative sessions starting 1971 with odd years limited to ninety days and even years to sixty days unless four-fifths of members vote to extend. Bills left unfinished in odd year sessions could carry over to the next year’s session. It opposes annual sessions, retaining the current biennial system with no length limit.
Legislature Reaffirms Powers and Rules of Proceedings
The Osceola record notes a constitutional outline of legislative authority, including quorum rules, election and qualification judgments, and the ability to punish disorderly conduct. It also reports USDA meat inspection regulation revisions becoming effective December 1 and details a Polk girl’s success at Ak-Sar-Ben with 4-H horse show ribbons.
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POLK
Ak-Sar-Ben
Jo Ann Stevens
Horace Stevens
Respectful Filing Notice by Frank Marsh Secretary of State
The document records a filing under Frank Marsh as Secretary of State with publication scheduled for two times during the weeks of October 12 and October 19, 1976, and references the dates 264 and 1976. It indicates official action requiring notice publication.
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Frank Marsh
Kubiceks observe silver anniversary
Sacred Heart parish hall hosted a reception and supper for Mr. and Mrs. William Kubicek as they celebrated 25 years of marriage. The event featured a pink and silver five tier cake, a music band, and St. Ann's Guild helpers with Debra Kubicek registering guests.
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Shelby
Sacred Heart
William Kubicek
St. Ann’s Guild
Debra Kubicek
Joe Nicolas
Bellwood
Richard Birkel
David City
Vance Toline
Stromsburg
Gary Bemis
Surprise
Lloyd Schlesinger
Ray Vrbka
Emil Koziol
Osceola
Leo Eller
Gene Lanson
Omaha
Kenneth Kubicek
Emil Alt
Dale Allison
Georgia
Wallace Glatter
Arizona
Kubicek
Thrassilla Alt
Sacred Heart Church
Gibson Discount Center
Columbus
Dennis
Debra
Local families share weekend visits and birthday celebrations
Locals Mr and Mrs Ed Schott spent the weekend in Omaha with the Robert Olberding and Fred Franco families and celebrated Marion Franco s 4th birthday. Terri Howe s 16th birthday was celebrated. Others visited the Conrad home and shared Sunday meals with the Glen Hinkle and Jack Conrad families.
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Ed Schott
Omaha
Robert Olberding
Fred Franco
Marion Franco
Ray Conrad
Wolbach
St. Paul
Grand Island
Glen Hinkle
Conrad
Jack Conrad
Albion
J. W. Hill
Alvin Becker
Richard Howe
Terri Howe
Relatives Attend Axel Anderson Funeral Across States
Relatives traveled from multiple states to attend the funeral of Axel Anderson. Among them were Sigurd Anderson from Tacoma and others from Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Montana, and Illinois, including families Skar, Krogh, Trued, Ellenberger, and Heiser.
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Axel Anderson
Sigurd Anderson
Tacoma
Washington
Henry Krogh
Gordon Krogh
Alfred Skar
Omaha
Julio Reymondez
Melvin Schock
Selma Anderson
Lincoln
Emma Thompson
Blair
William Widman
Mead
Herman Walin
Ceresco
Dan Trued
Kearney
Roy Thompson
Rolfe
Iowa
Arnold Skar
Missouri Valley
Martin Trued
Topeka
Kansas
George Ellenberger
Golden
Colorado
Clarence Anderson
Clifford Anderson
Violet Anderson
Rockford
Illinois
Edward Heiser
Fairview
Montana
Voters Urged to Register for Polk County General Election
All voters must be properly registered to vote in the General Election on Nov. 3, 1970. If you are not yet registered, register now in Polk County. If you have moved or changed your name, contact the County Clerk. If you are already registered and unchanged, no reregistration is needed.
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Polk County
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Federal Land Bank Association
Columbus, Nebraska
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