Capitol News Preview of 1966 Nebraska Legislature
Lincoln report outlines major issues facing the 1966 Nebraska Legislature convening January 9. Taxes, education, public power, and credit finance dominate, with debates likely over trade schools, state office space, constitutional updating, reapportionment, and local or special laws on interest rates. Also notes a Beatrice judge appointment, highway safety on the Interstate, and Nebraska’s five electoral votes cast for the Democratic ticket for the first time since 1936.
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