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Nebraska bill on private school aid sparks constitutional clash
The Nebraska legislature's education committee wrestles with LB 1022, a bid to allow federal education funds to support services for private and parochial schools. Attorney general opinions say it violates the state constitution, while supporters argue the funds are trust money and should follow federal terms. The panel faces a floor vote decision amid broad mail campaigns and church-state debate.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
State Attorney General
Education Committee
Atty
Gerald Vitamvas
Vitamvas
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Bill K. Bloom
Omaha
William J. Hotz
Hotz
Oklahoma
Harold T. Moylan
J. W. Burbach
Crofton
Richard F. Proud
Proud
Charles Stephen
Unitarian Church
Stephen
Ross Rasmussen
Nebraska “ Stater School Boards Assn
Rasmussen
Hooper
John Lynch
Nebraska State Education Assn
Moylan