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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1966
Page
3
A long list of amendments outlines income tax adoption and details for executive offices legislative apportionment and tax policy. Key items include Section B income tax, executive officer terms, district reapportionment rules, state fund investments, unsold school lands costs deduction, and tax revenue allocation to common schools.
A proposed Amendment No 9 seeks to disqualify the governor from holding the office for four years after completing two consecutive terms. The measure targets term limits and aims to prevent immediate reentry into the governorship.
Amendment text outlines provision for payment or cancellation of taxes against real estate owned or acquired by the state or its governmental entities. It specifies how tax obligations may be settled or waived for state properties. The wording indicates a framework for fiscal handling of state owned real estate.
A fragment notes amendments to Nebraska's constitution. The unreadable text hints at procedural steps or proposals being considered, with no clear outcomes or dates available. The item reflects a legal legislative activity in the state.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Stromsburg October 31 at the Lutheran Church for the Stromsburg Polk area. Hours are 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Call 765-3051 or 765-2231 to make an appointment or drop by.
A shower in Stromsburg honored Miss Lonna Jones on October 9 at the Ansel Fredrickson home. Twenty four guests played bridal games and viewed a gift table with a bridal umbrella and orange bows. Hostesses Mrs. Verlin Johnson and Mrs. Ansel Fredrickson served a two course lunch. Attending were the bride’s grandmothers Mrs. Oscar Jones of Osceola and Mrs. Otto Dittmer of Clarks.
The text notes constitutional amendments allowing exemptions for intangible property tax relief, including life insurance and life insurance annuity contracts and rights to pension or retirement payments, along with other exemptions for agricultural, educational, religious, and cemetery property and household goods under general law.
Official notice filed by Frank Marsh as Secretary of State announcing publication weeks in October 1968 with dates 17 24 and 31 as required by the statute.
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