Amendment No 7 Legislative Redistricting Explainer
Nebraskans will vote on seven constitutional amendments on Nov 6. This note explains Amendment No 7 which authorizes legislative redistricting every ten years with priority on population and a 20 to 30 percent weight on area. County lines should be followed when practicable, other established lines may be used at the Legislature's discretion.
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the Telegraph
Farm Bureau
State Grange
Farmers Union
Overseas Work Offered By Government Recruiting Officer
Miss Jocelyn LeMieux of the U S Department of State's Foreign Service will be in Denver for two weeks from Monday November 5 to Sunday November 17 seeking career oriented secretaries communications clerks and typists for overseas posts or Washington D C home office positions Applicants must be high school graduates at least 21 and single with no dependents with U S citizenship for five years and able to pass tests and medical exams Interested individuals should contact the Denver Recruiting Officer at the Colorado State Employment Service 251 East 12 Avenue or telephone AComa 2 1551.
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Jocelyn LeMieux
U. S. Department of State
Foreign Service
Denver
Sanday
Amercan
Washington, D. C
United States
Department
Washington D. C
America
Colorado State Employment Service
East 12 Avenue
Acoma
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