Nonpublic school aid on ballot eyed in Nebraska push
Nebraska legislators moved a constitutional amendment to allow state aid to nonpublic schools, with grants up to one third of public school levels if voters approve. The drive sparked large mail campaigns, while other measures seek to alter the State Board of Education’s appointment method and annual legislative sessions.
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Lincoln
State Board of Education
Floyd A. Miller
Richard Marvel
Scottsbluff
Terry Carpenter
Goodview area guests and local visits listed
Sunday afternoon and supper guests visited in multiple homes including Denver travelers Mr. and Mrs. Don Walker and daughter Mrs. Cora Walker and Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett. Cheyenne visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley and family with Riley staying longer. Local calls, visits, and events extended through Shinny, birthdays, and club meetings with scattered travel notes and a science trivia note on moon light and a fish species estimate.
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Bill Christensen
Don Walker
Cora Walker
Denver
Elizabeth Barrett
Doug Riley
Cheyenne
Riley
al Brands
Don Hafer
Sutherland
Terry Hafers
North Platte
Nebraska
D. D. Kastens
Leland Forest
Joan Haskell
Jackie McKillip
Bridgeport
Jim Haskell
Marcie
Russell Stickley
Lowell Hokom
Valentine
al Brandl
Rod Ault
Ogallala
Garrett Scharrel
Ed Schmid
Chappell
R. M. Franzen
Sidney
Ron
Floyd Miller
Milton Campbell
Leonard Bond
Ben Barnhart
R.H. Bartling
Lloyd Bartling
Marvin Bartling
Vernon Bartling
Oshkosh
Wayne Bond
Gene Linemann
Tri-State
Mr. Wilke
Akron
Fred Ebke
Ron Dorman
Familly
Walter Rufenacht
Brent Stoll
Roy Earnhart
Renae Rufenacht
Mattie Rufenacht
Douglas Rufenacht
Ernest Kahrs
Pam
Cedar Point
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Capitol News
Carpenter
Budget Committee
Norbert T. Tiemann
Tiemann
Goodview News
R.O. Bond
Fred Schlesselman
Duane Bondegard
Hubert Bondegard
Ron Sick
Hubert
Wayne Campbell
Gurley
Wheat Hearts
Woodall
Your
Betty and
Jesse Allen
E. Riverside
Estes Park
Colo
Om Ran Ols
Rexall
aOhstola
Ellison
Bankamericaan
Totel Ry
Tri
Conton
Goodyear
Plas Fed
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