Nebraska Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Higher Education Board
The text details a proposed constitutional change to create a nine member Board of Trustees of Higher Education to govern the University of Nebraska, state colleges, junior colleges, and related state education institutions, replacing current boards. It explains voting options for or against and outlines sections affected by the amendment as presented to Nebraska voters.
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Board of Trustees
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
Board of Trustees of
State Colleges
Board of Trustees of Higher Education
Nebraska proposes annual legislative sessions with day limits
Proposed Amendment No 18 would set annual Legislature sessions starting 1971 with ninety days in odd years and sixty in even years unless four fifths of members vote to extend. Bills left over from odd year adjournments may carry to the next even year session.'opposed by opponents who favor biennial sessions with no length limit. Continued on Page 11.
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Goverrnor
Eae Es
Nebraska proposed amendments on school grants and governor ties
The text outlines Proposed Amendment No 12 enabling state grants to nonpublic school students for tuition up to one third of local public school per pupil costs with First Amendment safeguards. It also details Amendment No 13 proposals on governor lieutenant governor elections and duties, including party slate voting and lieutenant governor full-time duties.
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United States
Nebraska Constitution Excerpts On Governor Powers and Higher Education Board
The article outlines executive appointment powers and gubernatorial duties including removal and succession. It details that after 1975 the Lieutenant Governor will serve on boards when designated, and directs the creation of a nine district Board of Trustees for Higher Education with six year terms and nonpaid status. It also covers redistricting rules tied to the decennial census and district continuity for elected trustees.
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Nebraska
State of
Board of Trustees For Higher Education
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