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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1964

Page

2

Weekend Visitors At Werners And Nearby Homes

Local notes list Friday and weekend visitors to multiple Central City area homes including the Werners, Shenk, Sandell, Bills, Bender, and Gnauden families. Attendees came from Benedict, Holdrege, Lincoln, York, Minneapolis, St. Petersburg, and Springfield, Missouri, sharing football, baptisms, and birthday celebrations.

Harold Ostrander Benedict Harry Kennel Home Francis Tewell Trumbull Jimmy Gnauden L. D. Perkins Elmer Gnauden Archer Fred Riley Mary Lou Everton, Ark Nora Hayward York Alma Dean Artz Keith Campbell Holdrege Tom Gnauden Roy Perkins Wilfred Stephens Jensine Bernard Minneapolis Minn Martine Bang St. Petersburg Fla Andrea Christensen Lincoln Bige Mes Ralph Fisher C. F. Stouffer Hastings Cecil Eaton Central City John Ray William Collett Sr Hampton Alvin Smith John Winder Gillette Wyo Jerry Tobin Randy Gales Ferry Conn Smith Myrtle Vogt Ralph Reed Lincoln and Boyd Larry Jones Aurora

Measures To Be Voted Upon November 3 1964 Ballot

Legal notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments by the 1963 Legislature in the seventy third and seventy fourth sessions. Ballot titles and texts are provided for voters to consider. The notice sets forth the amendments' purpose and official presentation on the upcoming election ballot.

Proposed Amendment to Extend State Official Terms

Ballot measure proposes Amendment No 1 to raise the term of office for the Secretary of State Auditor of Public Accounts Treasurer and Attorney General to four years. Voters see 7 for and 10 against in this summary.

Secretary of State

Nebraska Constitutional Amendment Proposals Vary in Scope

The proposed amendment outlines the executive offices to be elected and terms of office starting 1964, detailing governance structure and records location. It also includes a second amendment proposal about tax exemptions for Veterans Administration related paraplegic and amputee veterans and broader property tax exemptions for state and local government properties and certain non profit uses.

Nebraska Legisature Veterans’ Administration of the United States

Constitutional amendment on tax methods for vehicles

The proposal seeks to authorize a different method of taxing motor vehicles, including those owned by dealers for resale and vehicles owned by residents operating in interstate commerce, with provisions on uniform valuation and allocation of tax receipts. It discusses statewide revenue needs, distribution to local entities, and standards for valuing property.

Nebraska

State Executive Powers and Appointment Provisions

The excerpt outlines that executive officers serve as provided by law and the Governor appoints heads of executive departments with Legislative consent. It states the ends of departments not elected are appointed by the Governor, removal rights rest with the Governor, and department heads may appoint or remove subordinates per constitutional provisions.

Proposed Constitutional Tax Amendments Mention Intangible Property

The text discusses tax policy changes affecting land value due to shade and veterans benefits exemptions. It outlines proposed amendments to classify intangible property for taxation, exempt certain pension and employee benefit plan funding assets, and propose livestock as a separate tax class with reciprocal taxation rules.

Amendment to Article VII Section 1 Proposes Tax on Motor Vehicles

The amendment from the Legislature proposes raising visions by taxation and a separate class for motor vehicles owned for resale by dealers. It details taxing methods to be provided by the Legislatura and allows a separate class for resale vehicles.

Nebraska

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Emis Dale Perkins W. D. Richardson Norman Reetz Martin Baack Ervin Blase Robert Baack Marvin Luathan Pamela Ruth St. John’s Church Seward Cheon Carl Blase Marvin Schulze Gilbert Roehrs Emil Wilshusen Hordville Wayne Person Kenneth Wilshusen Martin Smith Emalyne Blase Flora Deuker Mal Jordan BOOTH Omaha Grand Island Clarks Petrus M Nelson Stromsburg State Far Insurance Companies Bloomington, Mincis
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