Public School Support Act of 1974 Provisions Summary
Nebraska moves to certify annual state tax needs for next year funds, reports average per pupil costs, and sets an explicit 20 million dollars for 1975-76 school funding. It extends tax rate adjustments, directs deposits to the Public School Support Trust Fund, and updates nonresident high school tuition rules tied to per pupil costs. It also addresses distribution holds, accounting changes, and references to related statutes.
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State Department of Education
Executive Board
The
Legislative Council
State of
Nebraska
State Board of Education
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
County Board of Supervisors
Polk Local News Items From Last Week
Mrs Gordon A Carlson and girls visited Mrs Nettie Carlson Monday evening. Miss Shirley Jones of Wichita and her father Mr Leland Jones of Hampton visited Mrs Hilmer Jones Friday evening. Repeals and statutory updates noted with operative date September 1, 1976 with publication instructions for three weekly notices in October 1974.
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POLK
Gordon A .Carlson
Nettie Carlson
Shirley Jones
Wichita, Kans
Leland Jones
Hampton
Hilmer Jones
Nebraska constitutional amendment on nonvoting student Regents
The notice outlines Proposed Amendment No 1 from the 83rd Legislature to let three student body presidents from Lincoln Omaha and the Medical Center join the eight member University of Nebraska Board of Regents as nonvoting members for the duration of their presidencies. It presents a FOR option to enlarge the board and an AGAINST option to keep the current eight elected Regents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
University of Nebraska At Omaha
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Stuent
Proposed Constitutional Amendment on University of Nebraska Regents
The amendment proposes a board of regents for the University of Nebraska under legislative direction with six to eight voting regents elected by districts and three nonvoting student members. It outlines selection by districts and notes student members serve as nonvoting observers.
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University of Nebraska
Esigna
Legislative framework for Nebraska regents and sessions
The text outlines regent districting across Nebraska counties, six year terms for elected regents, and nonpaid student regents with expense allowances. It also sets annual odd and even year legislative sessions with time limits, lieutenant governance, quorum rules, and governor's role in passing bills including veto and pocket veto provisions.
Constitutional amendment to change Legislature meeting time
Proposed Amendment No 2 would alter the annual regular session start from noon on the first Tuesday in January to 10 00 AM on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in January It would retain the current noon on the first Tuesday provision The measure asks for approval with ballots showing For or Against Section 1 states That at the general
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Nebraska
Amendment Proposal Clarifies Governor's Veto Role
Proposed Amendment No 3 would remove the requirement that every legislative order resolution or vote be presented to the Governor for approval or disapproval while keeping the rule that all bills passed by the Legislature must be presented to the Governor for approval. It also retains the option to present for disapproval in certain cases.
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Yeas
Secretary of State
Three Tines Announced For October 1974 Weeks
The notice lists three publication dates in October 1974 spanning the 14th, 21st, and 28th. It details weeks scheduled for notices or redistribution in the local paper.
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State Board of Equalization and
the Legislative Council
Rescue Revised Statutes of
Allen J. Beermann
Board of Regents of
Twohouse
FaweeerTasaey
Presidential Task Force On Rural Development
Smith
Congress
J. W. Empson
Choppell
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