Nebraska proposes constitutional amendment on higher education aid
The text outlines a proposed November 1976 constitutional amendment in Nebraska. It would bar public funds from supporting schools not owned or controlled by the state, allow nonsectarian aid to nonstate owned postsecondary institutions, and restrict public funds with federal funds from supporting sectarian purposes. The measure also permits contracts with non state institutions to provide nonsectarian services to handicapped youths under twenty one.
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Nebraska Amendment Proposes Broadened Industrial Act Use
A proposed amendment would authorize counties and cities to acquire develop lease sell or finance real and personal property for manufacturing industrial or certain non manufacturing commercial enterprises, and to issue revenue bonds for such projects with lease and revenue pledges. It restricts use for direct public sale and prohibits condemnation.
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Nebraska
Cty
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A brief note indicates support for Amendment No A with a call to vote for its adoption. The text presents a generic pro amendment position without detailed context or opponents. No specific dates, places, or named organizations are clearly identified in the readable excerpt.
Polk Woman's Club Meets In October Session
The Polk Woman's Club gathered on Tuesday afternoon October 5 with Ja Nelson as host. Members shared nature items they brought and plans were set for a December 7 dinner and Christmas party at 7:00 p.m. Violet Sundberg and Bertha Brazda led a Nature program. The November 2 meeting will be with Virginia Hopkins, with Erma Adelson and Alma Lampshire assisting. Eleanor Stromberg and Helen Samuels will present.
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Polk Woman’s Club
Ja Nelson
Marie” Clymer
Janice Widga
Erma Adelson
Roll
Violet Sundberg
Bertha Brazda
Polk Local Visitors Share Meals and News
Mr and Mrs Harold Hanquist visited and shared lunch with Mrs Hannah Hahn and Doyle on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Dennis Hendricks and their children from Pocatello, Sd were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs Leo nard Orendorff.
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Harold Hanquist
Hannah Hahn and
Doyle
Dennis Hendricks
Pocatello, Sd
Leonard Orendorff
Legislative Salary Provisions Clarified and Fixed
The text instructs setting legislative pay at six hundred seventy five dollars monthly while retaining a constitutional cap of four hundred dollars per month as still in effect. It then directs fixing each member’s salary at six hundred seventy five dollars per month.
Constitutional Amendment Proposal on Legislature Terms and Pay
Article II section 7 proposes staggered terms of four and two years for legislators elected in November 1964 with four year terms thereafter. It details nonpartisan nominations, caps salaries at four hundred dollars monthly plus six hundred seventy five dollars monthly during service, and reimbursement of actual travel expenses for sessions. It also sets pay rules for legislative employees and limits other compensation.
Legion Auxiliary Holds October Meeting with 21 Members
The American Legion Auxiliary met October 11 with twenty-one members. President Lynda Sundberg led the business session and announced Senior Citizens Bingo attendance, a cover dish dinner for December, and a guest night at the next meeting. Anita Eisler reported a flu clinic October 28 in Polk from 5 to 6 pm with ride service available. A memorial service honored Irene Widga and a $5 donation will go to the Forgotten Children Fund.
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American -Legion Auxiliary
Lynda Sundberg
Jean Nielsen
Lynda
Anita Eisler
Polk
Irene Widga
Forgotten Children Fund
Louise
Newman
Janice Saylor
Carla Mundt
Joyce Baack
Shirley Wagner
Erickson and party tour Nashville and Ozarks trip notes
Mr and Mrs E M Erickson and Mrs Dwight Burney of Polk plus Mmes Forrest Anderson Harold Bergland Otto Wegman Florence Steele and Eunice Austin of Stromsburg return from an eight day trip to the Grand Ole Opry Nashville Tenn the Ozarks Eureka Springs Silver Dollar City and Shepherd of the Hills Country. Lennis Lind visited the Christensens in York on Sunday.
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Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
Tenn
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
E. M. Erickson
Dwight Burney
Polk
Mmes
Forrest Anderson
Harold Bergland
Otto Wegman
Florence Steele
Eunice Austin
Stromsburg
Eureka Springs
Silver Dollar City
Shepherd of the Hills
Polk News Items From Last Week
Sunday evening guests visited the Dennis Stevens home including Orville Miller of North Platte and Adolph Forss of Stromsburg. Wayne Stevens of Ewing stayed overnight with Horace Stevens. Joe Ehn visited with Dodge Clardy at Clarks. Sharon Benson of York called at Leonard Orendorff home Saturday morning.
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Dennis .Stevens
Orville
Miller
North Platte
Adolph
Forss
Stromsburg
Willar
York
Leonard Orendorff
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State of
Allen J. Beermqne
Legion Auxiliary
Lennis Lind
James Christensen
Nebraskans For Fair Pay Committee
Barbara Botsch
Taylor Street
Omaha
Don Adams
Chris Lake
JET Flo Sales CO
Boise
Idaho
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