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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1976
Page
2
Continued discussion on a constitutional proposal to bar public funds from aiding nonpublic schools and to allow aid for nonsectarian postsecondary study not owned by the state. The proposed measure would prohibit state contracts and require legislative approval for certain nonsectarian services for handicapped residents under twenty one.
Proposed Amendment No. 7 would let counties and cities issue revenue bonds to acquire develop and lease or sell property for manufacturing industrial or certain commercial enterprises while prohibiting use for direct public sale. It includes bond security by lease revenue and mortgage but bans condemnation and operating the property as a business.
Polk News items list the Johnson family reunion held at the Viking Center in Stromsch on Sunday. Attendees include Roy and Mrs Johnson of Madison, Lewis and Anna Johnson of Genoa, Leonard Johnson and Stella Hobbensiesken of Monroe, Fred Hobbensiesken of Colorado Springs, Francis Johnson and Roger of Central City, Rena Drewel of Central City, Ira Kerr and Axel Rudeen of Omaha and Golden Cole, Edna Milne of Long Beach, Pam Willits Allen Willits of Lincoln, Carita Peterson of Kearney, Neal Van Housen and children, Mildred Willits, plus houseguests Axel Rudeen and Edna Milne. Birthday greetings go to Hannah Hahn from Seattle, Kent, Renton, and Minneapolis. Arthur Samuelson and wife visited Lincoln to see their daughter’s family. Ronald a [text truncated].
Text proposes setting legislative salary at six hundred seventy five dollars per month and authorizes expense reimbursement for travel to and from each session. It retains existing limits and outlines terms of election and districting, with nonpartisan nominations and no additional perquisites.
Respectfully submitted QUEN J BEERMANN Secretary of State lists two or three public notices dated October 10 17 and 24 1976 noting official actions and filings across state records. The terse item references the three dates and the secretary of state's role in public notices.
The Polk Progress in Polk Nebraska reports publisher Norris W. Alfred and owner Norris W. Alfred. It lists no bondholders, 792 total paid circulation, 782 by mail and 10 by sale, with a 810 average weekly press run and 798 single issue pale circulation nearest filing date.
Polk Cubs finish with a 5 3 mark after a 15 7 15 10 reserve win. Darla Sterns 10 serving points Rebecca Brazda 8 Jan Lindburg 9 Laurie Beuchner 4 lead scoring. Monica Werner Lisa Wurst Michel Sandell strong on defense. Freshmen beat Fullerton 9 by Michel Sandell and 7s from Brazda Anderson Kim visset. season ends 3 3. Social notes surround visiting guests from Chappell Manhattan and local households.
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