Nebraska Amendments Proposed for 1966 Ballot
Citizens consider a series of constitutional amendments including 1B on taxing income and several sections altering executive offices legislative apportionment and school funding. The package covers investment powers for state funds, district reapportionment, tax policy linking sales or income taxes to property tax limits, and exemptions for certain properties and life insurance assets. The secretary of state urges publication ahead of the November 1966 election.
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Nebraska
United States
Keady
State of
Board of Educational Lands
Proposed Amendment on Governor Ineligibility After Terms
Ballot wording outlines Amendment No 9 restricting a governor from running again for four years after two consecutive elected terms. Voters choose For or Against on the measure.
Proposed Amendment No 10 on taxes against state real estate assets
The item concerns an amendment addressing payment or concession of taxes on real estate owned or acquired by the state or its government entities. It outlines the proposed framework for tax treatment of such properties and related fiscal authority.
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Nebraska
Polk County Social Roundup Hints Weekly Gatherings
Sunday and weekend visits across Polk include Ike Ostberg birthday party with Don Ostberg Dean Ostberg Robert Lindahl Olga Graves Bob Ostrander and Gary Harless families. Dean Weimer and daughters from Lincoln stayed with Rudolph Gustafson. Judy Saylor Jan Lindburg helped Lori Hanquist celebrate a birthday.
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Ilof Ostberg
Ike
Don Ostberg
Dean Ostberg
Robert Lindahl
Clarks
Olga Graves
Central City
Bob Ostrander
Robbie
Gary Harless
Dolan Hahn
Dean Weimer
Lincoln
Rudolph Gustafson
Judy Saylor
Jan Lindburg
Lori Hanquist
Don Hanquist
Laura Bolton
Elwood Sandell
Walter Nelson
Wilber Whitacre
Clarence Creech
Rhea Herbig
Aurora
Shelly Ann Ramsey
Henry Reed
Ramsey
Leo Armatus
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Veterans’ Administration of the
Frank Marsh
Polk
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