Nebraska Voters Face Series of Constitutional Amendments
Voters in Nebraska are offered multiple constitutional amendments in the 1964 and 1970 ballots. Proposals include a commission on legislative compensation, changes to legislative terms, home-rule charter petition thresholds, and major judicial reforms altering court structure and oversight.
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Home Rule
Proposed Amendment on Personal Property Tax Exemption
The text outlines a constitutional amendment allowing the Legislature to classify personal property and exempt some or all classes from taxation. It covers exemptions for state property, agricultural and educational or charitable uses, household goods, and certain life insurance or pension rights. It also discusses homestead tax exemptions and valuation rules for shaded land.
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Veterans’ Administration of the
United States
Proposed Amendment No 11 A vote FOR investment of educational funds
The proposal would let the Legislature decide which agency handles investment of educational trust funds and require approval of governor appointees to the Board of Educational Lands and Funds. It preserves board control under Legislative direction and would allow fee investment per new law. Legislative action continues.
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Nebraska
Sould
Leo
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Board of
Eductional Lands and Funds
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State of
Commission On Legislative Compensation
Commission On
Legislative Compensation
Ment
Nebraska Supreme Court Administration
Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Supreme