Bedient and O'Brien Bride in Arborville Church
Teresa Bedient and John O'Brien wed in a March 23 ceremony at Arborville Congregational Church. Officiant Dick Bauer, parents Owen Bedient Bradshaw and Don O'Brien Omaha attend. Music included John O'Brien singing Follow Me and organist Mrs Charles Wilson Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring.
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Teresa Bedient
John O’brien
POLK
Progress
Arborville Congregational Church
Dick Bauer
Owen Bedient
Bradshaw
Don O'Brien
Omaha
Charles Wilson
Lincoln
Wedding Blessing Ties Arborville Pair in Pink Carnations
Miss Ellene Hanson signed the guest book as Mr and Mrs Bruce Bedient hosted the reception at Arborville Hall after a church ceremony penned by the couple. The event featured pink carnations white snapdragons and pink chrysanthemums with two nine branch candlelabra. Guests included Mrs Tom O'Brien and Miss Alfretta Bedient at serving. The couple plan to live in Omaha after a Colorado honeymoon.
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Ellene Hanson
Bruce Bedient
Arborville Hall
Tom O'Brien
Alfretta Bedient
Arborville Missionary Society
Ron Anderson
Lincoln
Vaughn Adelson
Seward
Colorado
Nebraska Proposal Seeks Constitutional Session Rules Change
A 1974 Nebraska primary proposes amendment to Article III sections 10 and 14. It would set annual legislative sessions starting first Tuesday in January, limit session lengths, require four-fifths votes to extend sessions, and outline quorum, rules, and presiding officers along with bill reading and passage procedures. It also details impeachment limits, attendance rules, and signing of bills by the presiding officer.
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Nebraska
Election filing note from Secretary of State
Respectfully submitted by Allen J. Beermann secretary of state ablish three times weeks of Ngeli 21 28 and May 1978
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Allen J. Beermann
Statements Of Explanation In Italics Prepared By The Executive Board
The excerpt notes that explanations are prepared in italics by the Legislative Council's Executive Board. It highlights that such statements accompany official materials to clarify positions and policy interpretations. The text emphasizes formal oversight and editorial presentation within government documentation.
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Legislative Council
Proposed Legislature Salary Amendment Question
A constitutional amendment asks voters to set legislative salaries at up to 675 dollars per month, replacing the existing limit of 400 dollars. The measure, proposed by the 1973 and 1974 legislature, presents a for and against option on whether to raise pay.
Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment on legislative terms
A historical draft proposes that in Nebraska the legislature be partly elected for four year terms and partly for two year terms beginning with a 1964 general election. It details nonpartisan nominations, caps salary at 675 dollars monthly, and defines travel expenses and per diem limits for legislators and staff.
Proposed Amendment on Legislature Presiding Officers
The proposal seeks to remove the Lieutenant Governor as presiding officer and allow the Legislature to select an additional presiding officer besides the Speaker. It would also retain the Lieutenant Governor as presiding officer with no voting rights. The amendment aims to redefine who presides over legislative sessions and whether the Lieutenant Governor holds voting power.
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Ken Hunt
Benton
George Lund
Ann Bedient
Bill Putt
Brian Bedient
Robert
Richard Bedient
Steve Earl
Kirk Jorgensen
Marcia Dienstfrey
Linda J. Fuhr
Polk County
Wm. Hokenson
Girls of
Dean Myers
Patronize Progress
Alvena Lind
Carleton ‘Anderson
Emma Anderson
Stromsburg
Roland Ro
Ange
Ais Weel
Necaihe
Roper
Kansas
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