Amendments on Tax Exemptions and Home Hardship Clauses
The text outlines proposed constitutional amendments regarding property taxation. It covers exemptions for cemetery property not used for profit, household goods and personal effects, improved land value due to shade or trees along highways, and life insurance related assets. It also allows classifications of personal property for possible exemptions and defines the scope of exemptions to be set only by general law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Administration of the
United States
Nebraska vote urged on education lands amendment
Proposed constitutional amendment for Nebraska would change control of educational lands and funds. It calls for a five member Board of Educational Lands and Funds appointed by the Governor with legislative approval and outlines funding and investment oversight under state law and legislature.
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Les Fe
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Ju. Eo
Nebraska constitutional amendments on education grants for nonpublic schools
Proposed amendment details tuition reimbursement for students in nonpublic schools not exceeding one third of the per pupil cost in the resident public district and subject to separation of church and state rules. It also covers official governance provisions and scheduling for a 1974 election, with executive offices and terms.
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United Mates
Proposed Amendment Me 13 A Vote For Governor-Lieutenant
A historic ballot item proposes to alter the 1874 election rules for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The measure envisions a united ticket and single vote for both offices, aligning party slate voting with statewide elections.
Constitutional changes proposed for Governor and Lieutenant Governor roles
The proposal outlines eliminating the Lieutenant Governor as presiding officer of the Legislature and his right to vote in case of a tie, with options for electing Governor and Lieutenant Governor from the same party by one vote, and for the Lieutenant Governor to serve full time on boards and commissions. It also sets terms for succession, residency, and appointment powers, and provides that after 1975 the Lieutenant Governor may replace the Governor on boards whenever designated, devoting full time to the office.
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Ineligi
Coal Party
United States
Nebraska
Allen J. Beermann
Beermann
Voters weigh constitutional amendments and education board change
Nebraska voters face 15 proposed amendments including a nine member Board of Trustees of Higher Education to govern the university and public colleges replacing current boards. The measure stalls traditional boards and could affect University of Nebraska governance plus junior colleges.
Nebraska proposal to create Board of Trustees for Higher Education
Legislative proposed constitutional amendment to transfer general government of the University of Nebraska state colleges and publicly funded higher education to a nine member Board of Trustees elected from districts. The text outlines the board’s designation and district-based election, with terms and related provisions to be specified by law.
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Nebraska
University of
University of Nebraska
Board of Trustees For
State redistricting plan outlines nine trustee districts
The plan proposes nine compact trustee districts, each about equal in population, to be redistricted after every federal decennial census. Members serve six years, are unpaid but reimbursed for expenses, and district lines follow county lines when practical. Incumbents remain until the term ends.
Legislative rules and powers on elections and officers
The text outlines legislative authority to set its rules, judge elections and qualifications, and choose officers including a Speaker. It specifies expulsion requires two thirds of elected members, prohibits double punishment for the same offense, and allows short-term imprisonment for contempt not exceeding twenty four hours, with persistence as a condition for longer restraint. The note is signed by Frank Marsh as sponsor of State.
FHA Convention Attended in Newman Grove October 17
Attendees included sponsors Miss Ahlschwede and Mrs. Robert McMeekin. FHA girls Barb McMeekin Marcia Zedicher Lori Davis Linda Grossnicklaus Michele Kresha Betty Kresha Valerie Ransom Debbie Svoboda Sally McCoy Connie Lux. Dilettante Art Club of Clarks and Silver Creek won Outstanding Club Exhibit at the Association of Nebraska Art Clubs show in Grand Island last week, with Columbus and Hastings as other winners.
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Newman Grove
Miss Ahlschwede
Robert McMeekin
FHA
Barb McMeekin
Marcia Zedicher
Lori Davis
Linda Grossnicklaus
Michele Kresha
Betty Kresha
Valerie Ransom
Debbie Svoboda
Sally McCoy
Connie Lux
Dilettante Art Club
Clarks and
Silver Creek
Association of Nebraska Art Clubs
Grand Island
Columbus
Hastings
Miss Nyberg Pledges Pi Epsilon At Midland College
Ten Midland College sororities and fraternities announce pledges for 1970 71 term. A total of 139 students were pledged, including Mary Ellen Nyberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Nyberg of Osceola who joined Pi Epsilon sorority.
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Midland College
Mary Ellen Nyberg
Philip Nyberg
Osceola
Pi Epsilon
Miss Brenda Bugbee Honored at Lincoln Shower
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Brenda Bugbee on Tuesday October 20 at Lincoln. Hostesses were Miss Kay Choutka and Mrs. Michael Anderson. The bride to be’s mother, Mrs. Virgil Bugbee, attended as a special guest.
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Brenda Bugbee
Lincoln
Kay Choutka
Michael Anderson
Virgil Bugbee
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State of
Newarkany Station
Freibiet
Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees of
State Colleges
Durward B. Warner
Super” Board
Warner
Attorney General’s Office
Pistia
Frank Marsh
Miss
Nyberg
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