Constitutional amendment on student aid and public funds
The text discusses a proposed constitutional amendment about financial aid for nonsectarian postsecondary students and limits on public funds. It notes that voting against the proposal would stop loans or grants to students at non-public institutions and maintain bans on public funds matching federal grants for services to nonpublic schools even if nonsectarian. It also mentions allowing aid for nonsectarian purposes to students at institutions not wholly owned by the state and forbidding public funds added to federal funds for sectarian use.
Nebraska proposed amendments on education and legislature pay
The filing outlines multiple constitutional amendments including Sec 11 restricting public funds to state owned schools, Sec 11A allowing nonsectarian aid for certain postsecondary students, and Amendments on industrial development bonds for counties, plus a proposal to set legislative salaries at six hundred seventy five dollars monthly with expense allowances and term details. The document also references a 1964 election structure and redistricting procedures.
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Nebraska
Court News Highlights Civil and Family Docket
Court actions include Kuhnel vs Sobieszyk and Kuhnel vs Sigler, Lock vs Umstead, and a marriage license for Gulbrandson Caves. Civil filings list Madsen Surge Credit Plan vs Kelley, Clinic vs Neeman, and Lock vs Umstead. District Court notes September 1976 cases and local social visits.
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Stephen R. Kuhnel
Ed Sobieszyk
Gloria Sigler
John W. Lock
Leslie Umstead
Timothy Ray Gulbrandson
Stromsburg
Ada Marie Caves
Madsen
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J. Beermann
Secretary of State
Ublid
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Small Claims
District Court
Edwin J. Wojtalewicz
Reetz, Inc
Elvin W. Reetz
Lowell Barr
George Cole
State of Nebraska
Carl Carlstrom
Ken Carlstrom
Lawrence Hoffman
Martin Hoffman, Sr
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